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Other than the 1906 World Series, the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox never officially played against one another until interleague was introduced in 1997. Making the rivalry between these two teams incomparable, competing for fans and the sale of tickets since 1900. This was the year the White Sox were transferred to Chicago and assumed the Cubs previous team name White Stockings. White Sox took on the name White Stockings in order to attract fans that recalled the name from earlier times. After using the name for two years, it was desired that their name be shortened to the White Sox.  

Though both teams compete for their devotees equally, many people now believe that biased media coverage from the Chicago Tribune has much to do with this current fan-based contention. This brought on by the simple fact that the Tribune Company owns the Chicago Cubs. Because of this, present day belief is that local crowds buy more Chicago Cubs tickets than their cross-town rival fans buy Chicago White Sox tickets.

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