Cubs Fan's 1938 Home Video Shows Early Days Of Wrigley Field
It was in 1938 when Jacob Glick, an immigrant from Ukraine who owned a chain of cigar shops, shot footage during what might have been the Cubs' home opener against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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It was in 1938 when Jacob Glick, an immigrant from Ukraine who owned a chain of cigar shops, shot footage during what might have been the Cubs' home opener against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Today family, friends and fans are honoring Ernie Banks with a memorial service and funeral procession.
Everyone 40 or older has an Ernie Banks meet-and-greet story. Nobody apparently ever came away disappointed, Bruce Levine writes.
"Joe will find out that this is a little tougher job than the Tampa Bay job," Piniella says.
Fans and friends of the late Ernie Banks gathered at Fourth Presbyterian Church on the Magnificent Mile for a public visitation for "Mister Cub," who died of a heart attack one week ago.
The memorial service starts Saturday at 10 a.m.
If we're going to ban defensive shifts, we might as well go wild.
Banks will always be "Mr. Chicago," Mayor Rahm Emanuel says.
An iconic photo of "Mr. Cub" graces the cover of the magazine in the Midwest.
Fans of "Mister Cub" Ernie Banks crowded into Daley Plaza on Wednesday, after his statue was installed as a public tribute to arguably the most popular Cubs player of all time.
