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knight1376 · 07-30-2016, 03:23 PM

That was used from 1900 to 1910 by the Whitesox. It was 3 blocks north of the eventual Comisky Park, which was used for 80 years. Many years ago I went to Chicago and saw The Old Comisky Park...just a couple years before it was replaced by the current one.I saw the Yankees there, Iam from NY. It was a very impressive trip, The old Comisky had a certain atmosphere about it, very good atmosphere. On that trip the Cubs weren't at home, but I was able to go inside it. Legally of course.It is easy to see why Wrigley constantly sells out,beautiful place in person. TV doesn't show certain things. Anyway after I get done with The west End Grounds....South Side Grouns are next. I looked at pictures of it...lots of info.

07-30-2016, 03:23 PM	#38
knight1376 Major Leagues Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 340	South Side Park............. That was used from 1900 to 1910 by the Whitesox. It was 3 blocks north of the eventual Comisky Park, which was used for 80 years. Many years ago I went to Chicago and saw The Old Comisky Park...just a couple years before it was replaced by the current one.I saw the Yankees there, Iam from NY. It was a very impressive trip, The old Comisky had a certain atmosphere about it, very good atmosphere. On that trip the Cubs weren't at home, but I was able to go inside it. Legally of course.It is easy to see why Wrigley constantly sells out,beautiful place in person. TV doesn't show certain things. Anyway after I get done with The west End Grounds....South Side Grouns are next. I looked at pictures of it...lots of info. Attached Images