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Meanwhile, up in the Sox broadcast booth, Harry Caray was hoping for a late-season attendance surge, knowing a $10,000 bonus would be his to spend if the team drew 850,000. The Tribune’s In the Wake of the News columnist David Condon implored his readers to “rush to the White Sox Park this afternoon to help boost the crowd and send Harry to Sully’s Saloon.”
Tim Jacklich, an Amanda Kammes supporter and a 2016 Benet graduate, outside his home in Glen Ellyn on Sept. 29, 2021. Jacklich, who is gay, fought the school’s decision to yank a job offer from a lacrosse coach in a same sex marriage. (Antonio Perez / Chicago Tribune)
Former employees and union organizers Maddie Mathie, from left, Grace Vasquez and Sarah Hurd hold “I support Goose Island workers” buttons outside Goose Island’s Fulton Street brewery. Union organizers made 1,000 buttons for supporters that were never used after the effort fizzled out. (Erin Hooley / Chicago Tribune)
Rodón, who walked two and struck out four, gave a preview of what he might provide in the postseason in his first outing since manager Tony La Russa expressed concern when Rodón exited after the third inning with what the pitcher called “normal soreness” Sept. 20 against the Detroit Tigers.
Four “unintended targets,” were shot — one of them was critically hurt, said McDermott, who did not elaborate on their ages or genders. A fifth person, who McDermott called a “possible suspect,” was also shot and taken to a hospital. Responding officers rendered aid to at least one of the victims.
“He came here and stuck to who he was, he contributed and helped us win a lot of games,” Ross said. “When he came up and you lose some of the guys that we lost, it felt like a big blow, and he came up and really filled the gap for a long time and helped us stay on the path for a lot longer toward winning than probably anybody else we could have called up.
Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson received a three-game suspension and an undisclosed fine for making contact with umpire Tim Timmons during Monday’s benches-clearing incident with the Detroit Tigers, Major League Baseball senior vice president of on-field operations Michael Hill announced Wednesday.
Warren was profoundly depressed in 2016 and 2017, he testified. His father had died in a tragic accident, he dealt with a mounting workload at his job, and his sister was struggling with substance abuse, he said. In addition, he was under investigation for child pornography, though he was ultimately not charged.
“He’s playing to his huge talent and he’s producing huge, he plays defense huge,” Sox manager Tony La Russa said Tuesday. “You understand how much we missed him and Eloy (Jiménez) in the first half (because of injuries). Can’t give our club enough credit for hanging in there. Having those two guys back, it’s a different looking team.
Newsstand owner Dilip Patel in his store inside the Metra station in downtown Arlington Heights on Sept. 29, 2021. “I only have 20% of the business I had before the pandemic, so the Bears moving here would be very good for me, because people could get on and off the train, and grab something to go,” said Patel. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)