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the smoke of Sherman's campaign still rising behind him
three decades before its rupture
when the city's masons were still translating grief into civic stone and the dead into allegorical figures
linen views of Omaha stockyards
when the swing itself was still being puzzled out as a kind of engineering problem
Joe Tinker Chicago Cubs Baseball Card Portrait Frame Style:Bourbon Frame the smoke of Sherman's campaignJoe Tinker Chicago Cubs Baseball Card Portrait 2 a dead ball era portrait of the shortstop immortalized in Franklin Adams' lament "Tinker to Evers to Chance," rendered with the steady gaze of a man who anchored the infield of those imperious 1907 and 1908 Cubs. The cardstock carries that particular West Side Grounds gravity, when Chicago played for pennants and the double play was something close to poetry. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports
