Zorn nails it
When I was nine, the White Sox won the pennant. The city Fire Commissioner- like all of Chicago's political leadership, a Sox fan- set off the air raid sirens. And like all true Cub fans, I was miserable.
Against my better instincts, and at my dad's instigation ("They're a Chicago team, after all"), I rooted for the Pale Hose in their unsuccessful tilt with the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1959 World Series.
Never again. Eric Zorn of the Chicago Tribune explains why.
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apocalyptic about the very names of the teams involved in that series.