Chicago Cubs Allusions by HallR

The Chicago Cubs play in Wrigley Field, named after chewing gum magnate and Cubs owner William Wrigley, Jr. What island did William Wrigley play an instrumental role in the island's development, starting a development company in 1919?

What author of Bush v. Gore (dissenting opinion) was in attendance to witness Babe Ruth's legendary "called shot" home run against the Chicago Cubs during the 1932 World Series?

What current world leader shares the same surname (though spelled slightly differently) as the giggle inducing name of an infamous 1908 play that allowed the Cubs to eventually surpass the Giants to win the NL pennant and ultimately the World Series?

The 1918 Cubs that won the N.L. pennant had a pitcher who did not pitch in the World Series. Which 19th century Bourbon Democrat was this pitcher named after?

The Cubs had a first baseman with their team from 1981 to 1988 with the first name "Leon." What 1988 hit movie references this player's nickname in its title?

From 1983 to 1987, the Cubs roster had a pitcher whose father had also pitched in the major leagues. What specific species of salmonid shares its two-word name with the nickname/surname combo of this pitcher?

From 2001 to 2002 the Cubs had a pitcher on their roster who would eventually become a three time All-Star. What Alex Raymond created comic strip character shares the same name as the nickname/surname combo of this pitcher?

What song which had a video directed by Brad Bird which received a 1991 MTV Video Music Awards nomination, has a word in its title that is the same as the surname of an infamous figure in Chicago Cubs history?

The U.S. Supreme Court case of Texas v. Johnson (1989) addressed a particular action taken by people. On April 25, 1976, a father and son attempted to conduct the above-referenced action in the outfield of Wrigley Field during a Chicago Cubs game. What was that action?

What disease which results from an impaired metabolism of Vitamin D, phosphorus or calcium shares its name with the surname of the current owners of the Chicago Cubs? (though spelled with one less letter)

Before he was a star with the Chicago Cubs, pitcher Jake Arrieta played Division I college baseball. What specific common named animal under the order anura, with species such as the "Asian...", "Rough..." and "South American...", did Jake Arrieta's alma mater use as its mascot?

Current Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon is known for his trademark eyeglasses. In 2011, when he was still managing in Tampa Bay, it was reported that Joe Maddon switched to a new brand of eyeglasses. What brand label first coined by its founder in 1967, originally for neckties, is Joe Maddon's model PH2057 eyeglasses?