Does anyone know when the Sox made their own pop? My foggy memory says they did it during prohibition. Can anyone confirm this?

 

Does anyone know when the Sox made their own pop? My foggy memory says they did it during prohibition. Can anyone confirm this?

 

I am trying to do some research but negative at this time

Yesterday, I found an old article in the Sun Times. The Sox scoreboard directions supervisor said the bottles were produced in the late 1910's and early 1920's during prohibition. Apparently, the Sox were the first ever to produce orange soda.

 

Thanks for trying to confirm this for me.

http://www.suntimes.com/chicago/know/10114...-this18.article

 

This article?

 

 

That's the one!

http://www.suntimes.com/chicago/know/10114...-this18.article

 

This article?

When I say, "That's a home run," my assistant pushes a button that sends an electric charge under the field that illuminates a light behind the scoreboard alerting pyrotechnicians to flip off the safety switch that activates the fireworks. It takes three seconds

 

 

Umm can't the pyrotechnicians just get a live feed of the game?

Yesterday, I found an old article in the Sun Times. The Sox scoreboard directions supervisor said the bottles were produced in the late 1910's and early 1920's during prohibition. Apparently, the Sox were the first ever to produce orange soda.

 

Thanks for trying to confirm this for me.

 

Orange pop?! Even prouder to be a Sox fan, awesome!

When I say, "That's a home run," my assistant pushes a button that sends an electric charge under the field that illuminates a light behind the scoreboard alerting pyrotechnicians to flip off the safety switch that activates the fireworks. It takes three seconds

 

 

Umm can't the pyrotechnicians just get a live feed of the game?

even the umps need a replay nowadays