1947 Illustrated Cartoon of Comiskey Park featuring Chicago White Sox history
The page from the 1947 Hall of Fame Cartoons publication features a cartoon drawing of Comiskey Park, home of the Chicago White Sox, emphasizing its notable history and details. In 1947, the park was a significant venue in Major League Baseball, known for its unique features such as the left field fence and the placement of the scoreboards. It highlights various aspects, including the traditions of fans, team mascots like the White Sox’s unique imagery, and the iconic figure of Charles Comiskey, referred to as "the noblest Roman". The cartoon also humorously depicts fan interactions, from ticket sales to vendor services, showcasing the atmosphere of a game day. Additionally, references are made to player legends, such as Ted Williams, and a nostalgic reminder of older team uniforms.