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This week, the story of an epic battle at the corner of Clark and Addison in Chicago.

For 40 years, Wrigley Field was the only Major League ballpark without lights.

Every single game was played during the day.

That is, until Major League Baseball and Big Money were pitted against the well-organized

neighborhood putting the business of baseball in the spotlight.

Longtime Cubs public address announcer Wayne Mesmer narrates our story,

The Lights of Wrigleyville.

It was in the beginning,

a place forever known as the

kingdom of Chicago,

and it did bear the many

bountiful fruits of the lords of

Wrigley. The first time I saw Wrigley Field was a beautiful summer day in 1969,

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