Cubs Curse

Cubs CurseMARK ANDERSON ORIGINAL ARTWORK Size: 20" wide by 14" tall Watercolor Ink Published: For the Love of the Cubs THE STORY BEHIND THE ART William Sianis, owner of the Chicagos, Billy Goat Tavern, appeared at Wrigley Field for the fourth game of the 1945 World Series, between the Cubs and the Detroit Tigers, accompanied by his pet goat. Sianis displayed two box seat, tickets and asked that he and the goat be seated. They were, but after the game began,

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