Back in 2015, when the Cubs were in the playoffs, CBS 2's Jim Williams went to the South Side in search of these Cubby fans and found some, along with the history of how they became such die-hard Cubs fans. Theres a real person in here, he seemed to be saying. Soon Banks and the Cubs reconciled and he resumed making appearances on behalf of the team. For decades, Ernie Banks, Mr. Cub, worked at Addison and Clark, but lived right here in this home. Thank you for taking care of Ernie, the hostess said. Shortly before the dedication of his statue outside Wrigley Field in 2008, he called to ask what I thought he should say. Ernest Banks was born on January 31, 1931 in Dallas, Texas. He was a tortured soul, says one of Bankss friends. I never stopped wondering what his wifes objections might have been, though, so not long ago I called her at the house she and Ernie had shared in Marina del Rey and asked. He cared about people.. Author Harry Strong wrote in 2013 that "the Chicago Cubs do not have a mascot, but they hardly need one when the face of the franchise is still so visible". There is no way I would have kicked him out. CHICAGO (CBS) --It's a clich: Cubs fans live on the North Side and White Sox fans are South Siders. [102] In 2013, he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom[103] with 15 other people, including Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey. The new will left all of Banks' assets to his longtime caregiver, Regina Rice. I just dont think he wanted the commitment of a book. It certainly wasnt me, she said. "The Wonderful World of Ernie Banks: Banks' Choice at 2nd: G_ _ _ _ B_ _ _ _ _ _". Set within a private community overlooking the harbor, the three-story, three-bedroom home has an open floor plan with plenty of windows to let in the sun. So what are you saying? she challenged him, hoping one of the feisty exchanges that had characterized their relationship might help him snap out of it, stop feeling sorry for himself. Ernie Banks was far more complex than the ever-cheerful Mr. Cub persona he created for himself. The Black Giants were a traveling team, and for eight seasons, Eddie played catcher. [94] In 2003, he guest starred on an episode of Yes, Dear. Once I even talked to a psychiatrist. "The fact that estate, which is being contested, doesn't appear to have much money in it wouldn't really surprise me. In 1957, Banks finished the season with 43 home runs, 102 RBI, and a .285 batting average. 7 Rapoport, Let's . [21] In 1969, he came the closest to helping the Cubs win the NL pennant; the Cubs fell from first place after holding an .mw-parser-output .frac{white-space:nowrap}.mw-parser-output .frac .num,.mw-parser-output .frac .den{font-size:80%;line-height:0;vertical-align:super}.mw-parser-output .frac .den{vertical-align:sub}.mw-parser-output .sr-only{border:0;clip:rect(0,0,0,0);height:1px;margin:-1px;overflow:hidden;padding:0;position:absolute;width:1px}8+12-game lead in August. Banks started in the Negro Leagues, played for Chicago from 1953 to 1971, He was known as "Mr. Cub" and "Mr. Sunshine" for his positive, warm demeanor. Former Reese Witherspoon-Ryan Phillippe house lists in Bel-Air, Former Hawaii home of NFL Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw sells for $1.43 million, Dr. He talked about life playing in the Negro Leagues. 14 was set aside in 1982. And now Banks' estranged wife wants to know how much money was made off the memorabilia sales. He led the NL in putouts five times and was the NL leader in fielding percentage as shortstop three times, and once as first baseman. He just hid it very well.. [29], In 1960, Banks hit a major league and NL-leading 41 HR, had 117 RBI, and led the NL in games played for the sixth time in seven years. Jan 27, 2015 at 10:42 am. the Life of Ernie Banks (New York, New York: Hachette Books, 2019), 78. After a while, I began to see the calls as part of a pattern. I don't rely on anyone else's opinions. Even more unfortunately, there was not a thing I could do about it. On the eve of the 1960 World Series, Joe Reichler, a writer for the Associated Press, reported that the Milwaukee Braves were prepared to pay cash and trade pitchers Joey Jay, Carlton Willey and Don Nottebart, outfielder Billy Bruton, shortstop Johnny Logan and first baseman Frank Torre in exchange for Banks from the Cubs.[30]. To fill the massive space void in the Tribune with both the White Sox and Cubs not playing, we decided t National Baseball Hall of Fame biographies, Ernie Banks. I think he was a tortured soul, one of Ernies friends told me. In 1970, Banks hit his 500th career home run at Wrigley Field. Banks is regarded by some as one of the greatest players of all time. Musial Is First in History Put Out By 2 Baseballs! The real problem, Ernie said, was that Durocher was jealous of his popularity: Leo thought he should be Mr. Cub. The rift was not healed until long after both men had retired and Durocher, growing old and perhaps sensing his mortality, was looking to make amends. [95], In June 2006, Crain's Chicago Business said Banks was part of a group looking into buying the Chicago Cubs in case the Tribune Company decided to sell the club. Though Eddie built furniture and could fix just about anything, Ernie wasnt sure his father had ever learned to read. Mine was Ernie Banks once asked me about hiring in Bangalore.. Before Ernie Banks' arrival here in 1953, African Americans did not travel in large numbers to Wrigley Field, except to see Jackie Robinson and the Brooklyn Dodgers. Our first recording sessions on the Ritz-Carlton deck were a disaster. He retired from playing in 1971, was a coach for the Cubs in 1972, and in 1982 was the team's first player to have his uniform number retired. A Warner Bros. She laughed. [60] In his memoir, citing his fondness for the Cubs and owner Philip K. Wrigley, Banks said he did not regret signing with the Cubs rather than one of the more successful baseball franchises. [5] Other sources say Banks was noticed by Cool Papa Bell of the Monarchs. [21] Though several players were selected through the Veterans Committee and the Special Committee on the Negro Leagues that year, Banks was the only player elected by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977, and was named to the Major League Baseball All-Century Team in 1999. In Durocher's autobiography, he says: [Banks] was a great player in his time. [27] In 1959, the Cubs came the closest to a winning season since Banks' arrival, finishing with a 7480 record. A new memorial dedicated to Chicago Cubs legend Ernie Banks was unveiled at Graceland Cemetery on Aug. 28, 2017. Expand. And one alderman, John Hoellen, was outraged. The Ernie his family and close friends knew, the man I came to knowfirst as a Sun-Times sports columnist and later in the scores of talks we had in Chicago and Los Angeles during the last decade of his lifewas far different. That fall, Ernie fell in his apartment twice, and though tests didnt reveal a stroke or any fractures, he now had stitches in his head and was feeling even worse. But that's not always true, especially in Chicago's African American community. [37] In May 1962, Banks was hit in the head by a fastball from former Cubs pitcher Moe Drabowsky and was taken off the field unconscious. [90] In 1983, shortly after Wrigley sold the team to the Tribune Company, Banks and the Cubs briefly severed ties. Cub will play 2 today, wrote another man. In a few months, he would call and ask for the timeline again. [40] However, he caught mumps that year and finished the season with 18 home runs, 64 RBI, and a .227 batting average. These were too heavy to lift. (Nancy Stone / Chicago Tribune) (Nancy Stone/Chicago Tribune) [83][84], Banks was voted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977, his first year of eligibility. [21], In 1958 and 1959, Banks became the first NL player to be awarded back-to-back MVP Awards, leading the league in RBI in both those seasons (with 129 and 143, respectively) . Despite Banks' struggles that season, the Cubs had their first winning record since the 1940s. [106], Banks died of a heart attack at a Chicago hospital on January 23, 2015, eight days before his 84th birthday. Ernie Banks, the great symbol not only of Chicago Cubs baseball but also of a Major League Baseball ideal, really was that kind and that joyful.. I wondered if it was the loneliness talking, if he viewed an autobiography as something to make him relevant, to keep him in the game. The following year, he hit .304 with 45 home runs. Often it was to ask me for a timeline for the events of 1969, the year of the Cubs greatest implosion. A public memorial will be scheduled, Bogen said. Why? she asked, thinking he was going to need smaller boxes. Often, when Ernie was on baseball road trips, she would call at night and read to him from the Bible. Ernest "Ernie" Banks was the first African American baseball player for the Chicago ( Illinois) Cubs and the first African American manager in Major League Baseball (MLB). "People adored Ernie Banks. [19] When Steve Bilko played first base, Cubs announcer Bert Wilson referred to the Banks-Baker-Bilko double play combination as "Bingo to Bango to Bilko". RON RAPOPORT! Free shipping for many products! Ernies preoccupation with money came up often. He wasnt sure. That happened three years after the Dallas native started his professional career in the Negro Leagues with the Kansas City Monarchs, then spent two years in the Army. Banks is one nice guy who finished first but he had the talent to go with it, Durocher said. After two years in the Army, Banks returned to the Monarchs, who sold his contract to the Chicago Cubs in 1953. 2. [18], In 1954, Banks' double play partner during his official rookie season was Gene Baker, the Cubs' second black player. [21] Banks participated in a trend toward lighter baseball bats after he accidentally picked up a teammate's bat and liked that it was easy to generate bat speed. I wanted them to mend whatever it was between them, she told me. In a lot of cases, geography has little to do with who you cheer for. What did I think? [10] Banks' school did not have a baseball team; he played fastpitch softball for a church team during the summer. So let's play two! / CBS Chicago. The breezy Marina del Rey home of late Chicago Cubs slugger Ernie Banks has hit the market for $2.75 million. [16], Banks signed with the Chicago Cubs in late 1953, making his major league debut on September 17 at age 22 and playing in 10 games at Wrigley Field. He . [6] Though he had been paid modestly in comparison to other baseball stars, Banks had taken the advice of Wrigley and invested much of his earnings. Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts described Banks as one of the greatest players of all time., Words cannot express how important Ernie Banks will always be to the Chicago Cubs, the city of Chicago and Major League Baseball, Ricketts said. In March 2015, the Chicago Cubs announced that they would pay the funeral home costs.[110]. Id ask him if there was anything I could do for him, and hed say, Im fine, Im fine. You always treat me like a baby. He talked about his parents fraught relationship. Baseball was not the first thing he would talk about, the attorney said. He never really had a legitimate businessperson with his best interests at heart, said one of his friends, who requested anonymity because he didnt want to be seen as breaking Ernies confidences. [51] Shortly after, Durocher named Banks the outright starter at first base. Emanuel said, He loved this city as much as he loved and lived for the game of baseball.. He was so grateful to be playing baseball for a living, he did not have time to change the world, and if that meant some people called him an Uncle Tom, well, so be it. Phil Wrigley, the Cubs owner then, counseled him to invest his money, and there were reports he had once been worth $4 million, this at a time when $4 million was $4 million. You havent got time for an old man.. [89], Banks served as a team ambassador after his retirement, though author Phil Rogers says the team had never placed Banks in a position of authority or significant influence. Your effort and contribution in providing this feedback is much The timing was certainly right. Making $240 a month, which he shared with his family back home. Ms. Rice will have to disclose all of this information. The following year, Banks was the National League Rookie of the Year runner-up. This was 10 years ago at the Cubs Convention, an annual midwinter carnival that draws fans to fawn over players and listen to this-year-will-be-different speeches from club executives. Sunshine., The Wrigley Field marquee pays tribute to Mr. Cub on this somber night. ", "Grand Slams Single Season Leaders by Baseball Almanac", "Ernie Banks may end up playing another position". In June, he was moved to first base, learning that position from former first baseman and Cubs coach Charlie Grimm. [24] The Cubs finished with a 7281 winloss record, winning 29 of 77 road games. After the death of the Cubs legend, fans can hold a part of Banks' legacy for $125 or $500. [73] Banks was appointed to the board of directors of the Chicago Transit Authority in 1969. Eating peanut butter on crackers and sardines while riding the team bus. Find out where to go, what to eat, where to live, and more. ", First published on April 7, 2022 / 5:13 PM. #RIPMrCub pic.twitter.com/qt8ylMxjcQ. [61] Banks' popularity and positive attitude led to the nicknames "Mr. Cub" and "Mr. They think youre trying to show them up., He talked about Leo Durocher, who chose to demonstrate his authority as manager by challenging him, the Cubs biggest star, even going so far as to intimate that Ernie was responsible for the teams famous failure in 1969. What about the book? he said. A judge ruled that the executor of the Ernie Banks estate must disclose memorabilia sales, joint account records. Banks and Baker roomed together on road trips and became the first all-black double-play combination in major league history. Sometimes Im at a Hall of Fame reunion and Ill look around and see Im the only one in the room who never played in a World Series. To read a digital version of the . [74] On a trip to Europe, Banks visited the Pope, who presented him with a medal that became a prized possession. And he talked about how he really felt about never having played in the World Series, something he had always spoken of wistfully or laughed off in public. [39], In May 1963, Banks set a single-game record of 22 putouts by a first baseman. Absentmindedly, however, Delmore pulled out a new baseball and gave it to Taylor. They dont care about me., Ernies fourth wife, Liz Banks, whom he married in 1997 but from whom he was estranged at the end of his life, has a different take. The next time Ernie Banks plays two something he enjoyed, feeling one baseball game a day wasnt enough it will be in the diamond in the sky. Chicago magazine newsletters have you covered. Theres nothing funny.. When Banks reported to Wrigley Field on Monday, September 14, 1953, he was joined by . [46] From the time Durocher arrived in Chicago, he was frustrated at his inability to trade or bench the aging Banks. [62][63] Banks was known for his catchphrase, "It's a beautiful day for a ballgameLet's play two! Because Im not going to be needing them anymore.. Cub and Mr. His estranged widow Elizabeth said that he had amended his will in October without her knowledge. [21] After the 1967 season, an article in Ebony said Banks was not thought to have made more than $65,000 (equal to $528,239 today) in any season. I was never sure why he wanted the timeline, but it was easy enough to work up. His 44 home runs that season were at the time the most ever for a shortstop. Wednesday night, this South Sider will cheer the Cubs, thinking of Mr. Cub and own his grandmother. I must have sent it to him half a dozen times. They didn't think I qualified as a government official and no matter what I did I couldn't change my imageWhat I learned, was that it was going to be hard for me to disengage myself from my baseball life and I would have to compensate for it after my playing days were over. After all, he was known both as Mr. The court ordered discovery and we will comply," said Linda Chatman, attorney for Rice. The most popular Cub ever in a franchise dating to the 1870s, Banks became as much an institution in Chicago as the first Mayor Daley, Studs Terkel, Michael Jordan and George Halas., A man would grow old, wrecked by madness or more by shame, trying to find just one posed photograph of Ernie Banks when he was not smiling, or just one recorded complaint from the man, or just one negative word about him from anyone with a shred of human decency, said Sports Illustrated. A reticent man who passed his distrust of white people on to his children, Eddie Banks was not someone who shared his emotions easily. Joe DiMaggio was a cultural phenomenon all to himself. [21], Banks holds the major league record for most games played without a postseason appearance (2,528). At the same time that Anderson threw the new ball towards second baseman Taylor, Dark threw the original ball to shortstop Ernie Banks. CHICAGO (WLS) -- The wife of late Cubs legend Ernie Banks will have to wait longer to find out how much the hall of famer's estate is worth. Extremely likable and popular, Ernie Banks is probably the most popular baseball player to ever put on a Chicago Cubs uniform. Ernie said he and his mother were looking at photos years later and came across one that showed him sitting with his father in the dugout at Wrigley Field. RIP mr. Cub, One person tweeted that, like the recently departed Stan Musial, Banks was never too big for fans., Mr. During his induction speech, Banks said, "We've got the setting sunshine, fresh air, the team behind us. The family insisted on burial at Graceland Cemetery instead.). During Ernies final years, his three grown children, twin sons Jerry and Joey and daughter Jan, would call from California occasionallythere never seemed to be time for a visitbut that didnt please him either, Rice told me. We should all look so good at 80, I had thought. Ernie made a lot people Cubs fans everywhere, but we have to acknowledge there are many Black White Sox fans on the South Side, too. It's an admiring imitation of Ernie Banks, the Chicago Cubs Hall of Fame baseball player who died last night at the age of 83. He's with the Angels now and hopefully he'll get a ring. There was, of course, one part of Ernies existence that was not complicated or oversimplified, that was exactly what it seemed: what he meant to people who lived in Chicago while he was playing for the Cubs. Are you living in Chicago full-time now? I asked, wondering about something I had heard. Maybe the fact that he was slowing down would convince him to go back to work. He had received a pay increase from $33,000 to $50,000 between his MVP seasons in 1958 and 1959, but Ebony said several MLB players were making $100,000 at the time. [62], In 1953, after returning from military service in Germany, Banks married his first wife Mollye Ector. It was a respectable amount for those daysto Ernie it seemed like a fortuneand certainly a step up from his earlier, semipro days, when the income was less predictable: I hit a home run in my first game, and they told me to go into the stands and pass my cap around, Ernie told me about his pre-Negro League experience. IM HOME FROM CHICAGO! She claimed in court documents that Rice prompted Ernie to change his phone numbers and that she isolated him from the family. For decades, Ernie Banks, Mr. Cub, worked at Addison and Clark, but lived right here in this home. After the death of the Cubs legend, fans can hold. [58]) Banks holds Cubs records for games played (2,528), at-bats (9,421), extra-base hits (1,009) and total bases (4,706). Banks, Ernie. Cub Ernie Banks, an elegant ambassador and all-time great, The thing is, Banks wasnt just a great baseball player, but a great champion for his sport and adopted city. Some still had the price tags on them. 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