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LYRIA AND LEFTY WILLIAMS CORRESPONDENCE
A three-page handwritten letter to Katie Jackson, Oct. 16, 1956 from Lyria Williams, wife of fellow Black Sox pitcher Lefty Williams. The letter states, I am surprised at Felsh and Cicotte. If they have kept still all these years why talk now? I am glad they do not know where we are. We sure would send them chasing if they came here. Accompanied by a Christmas card signed Lyria and "Lefty", two Western Union condolence telegrams from the Williams' and Charles Comiskey Jr and an Eddie Cicotte autographed leaf of paper.
A three-page handwritten letter to Katie Jackson, Oct. 16, 1956 from Lyria Williams, wife of fellow Black Sox pitcher Lefty Williams. The letter states, I am surprised at Felsh and Cicotte. If they have kept still all these years why talk now? I am glad they do not know where we are. We sure would send them chasing if they came here. Accompanied by a Christmas card signed Lyria and "Lefty", two Western Union condolence telegrams from the Williams' and Charles Comiskey Jr and an Eddie Cicotte autographed leaf of paper.