I got caught up in trying to list places that were opening early for Sox playoff baseball, so I’m far back on this weekend. And as Oktoberfests wind down, we’re building up to Halloween fun.
Oh, yes. I was so busy trying to push out the story on Monday about Goose Island’s Triple Barrel Bourbon County Stout release, that I did not have time to write when they announced ticket sales for Prop Day. And tickets sold out in five minutes as they went up on Oznr at 10 am. Be that as it may, Prop Day is scheduled for November 7 at the Fulton St. taproom.
Hey, I’m working slowly to spiff up the site, like making the subscription link on the right side stand out. Please sign up up, but enter your own email address, not mine, while I try to improve it. Also, I have not check my advertising set up lately, and I seem to have a lot of pop ups from every side of the screen. Trying to makeita little more enjoyable for all of us.
Header picture: Being from northwestern Iowa, it is my duty to remind you of the Sioux City Corn Huskers, who played in the Western Association around 1888 to 1900. After winning the league pennant in 1891 they played an exhibition against the Chicago Orphans (Cubs) and beat them 4 games to 2. Charles Comiskey bought the team in 1895, moving them to St. Paul, Minnesota as the Saints, but actually to pounce when the newly formed American League let them move to Chicago as the White Stockings.
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Friday, October 9
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Saturday, October 10
ALDS GAME 5 (if necessary). Sox at Cleveland, 7 pm
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Sunday, October 11
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