In December 1962 and January 1963, two daily strips appeared which featured Charlie Brown and Linus sitting and moping on a curb with no action or dialogue for the first three panels each day. The fourth panel had Charlie Brown making a particular plaintive cry regarding a real sporting event. What was Charlie Brown's cry (paraphrase acceptable)? (edited at 12:40 pm, June 27, 2017 (EDT))
Original question: In December 1962 and January 1963, two daily strips appeared which featured Charlie Brown and Linus sitting and moping on a curb with no action or dialogue for the first three panels each day. The fourth panel had Charlie Brown making a particular plaintive cry regarding a real sporting event. What was Chrlie Brown's cry (paraphrase acceptable)?
Why couldn't McCovey have hit it three (or two) feet higher? The last play of the 1962 World Series.