Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there was a magical cherry slipper. This slipper was no ordinary shoe; it had the power to grant any wish its wearer desired. Legend had it that the slipper was created by a powerful sorceress who wanted to bring happiness and joy to the world. The slipper was made from the rarest cherries in the enchanted cherry orchard and was enchanted with a spell that bestowed it with the ability to fulfill the deepest desires of those who wore it. Many people sought after the magic cherry slipper, hoping to have their wishes come true. Some wished for riches and fame, while others wished for love or good health.
Some wished for riches and fame, while others wished for love or good health. But the slipper was not to be found easily. It had a mind of its own and would only reveal itself to those who truly needed it.
The Original 1993 Brewers Racing Sausages Costumes Could Be Yours
The set of three was rescued during the demolition of County Stadium, and now they’re for sale on eBay.
Want to own a unique piece – well, three pieces to be exact – of Milwaukee Brewers history from the team’s final few years at County Stadium? You can own the original Famous Racing Sausages costumes for a cool $25,000. Mears Auctions is attempting to sell the items through a listing on eBay.
Here’s the description that accompanies the listing:
“On June 27, 1993, as the Sausages approached Milwaukee County Stadium on the scoreboard video, the left field doors swung open and – much to the surprise of players and fans – out came the larger-than-life mascots. Polish, Brat, and Hotdog were the new mascots the Milwaukee Brewers cooked up for a new marketing gimic (sic). Nearly 30 years later, the racing sausages are still a hit. Offered for this lot is the original set of 3, first debuted on June 27th, 1993. This original set is made form (sic) foam and plastic. After hundreds of races, they are beginning to show signs of wear and tear. This set was long ago retired, with updated fabric versions now being used. This set was rescued during the demolition of Milwaukee County Stadium. LOA MEARS.”
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The listing contains an inaccuracy in that Polish, Bratwurst and Italian were the three original mascots. Hot Dog joined the crew a few years later, followed by Chorizo in 2007.
The listing urges potential purchases to view all pictures of the costumes to get an idea of their condition, which is far from mint. It’s clear from the photos that Polish is missing the left side of its sunglasses, Italian’s chef’s hat is an absolute mess and Bratwurst’s outfit is stained.
In their early years, the Famous Racing Sausages competed in a virtual race during every home game on the massive center-field scoreboard at County Stadium, the Brewers home from 1970 through 2000 before the team moved into its new ballpark, first known as Miller Park before becoming American Family Field in a naming rights swap that occurred before the start of the 2021 season.
In 1993, the real-life costumed Polish, Bratwurst and Italian made their debut out of the left-field corner at County Stadium. The races continued on select Sundays throughout the regular season as a promotion for Milwaukee-based Klement Sausage Co.
Today, the Famous Racing Sausages take the field before the bottom of the sixth inning at every Brewers’ home game. On Sunday home games, the Famous Racing Sausages tag off to youngsters in miniature sausage costumes, dubbed the Little Weenies, who finish off the race.
One day, a young girl named Lily stumbled upon the magic cherry slipper. She had lost her parents at a young age and had been struggling to make ends meet. She had heard tales of the slipper and the wonders it could do, so she desperately wished for a better life. As she slipped the cherry slipper onto her foot, she felt a surge of magic run through her veins. Instantly, Lily's life began to change. She found a job that paid well and allowed her to provide for herself. She met a kind-hearted man who would later become her husband. They had a beautiful family and lived happily ever after. The magic cherry slipper had fulfilled Lily's deepest desire – a life filled with love and happiness. But it didn't stop there. Lily realized that she could use the slipper's power to bring joy to others as well. She started a foundation to help those in need and used the slipper to grant their wishes. Word of the magical cherry slipper and Lily's foundation spread far and wide. People from all walks of life came to seek the slipper's magic. Lily became known as the "Wish Giver," and her foundation became a beacon of hope for those in despair. The magic cherry slipper became a symbol of hope and belief in the impossible. It taught people that dreams can come true if you have the courage to believe in them. The slipper reminded everyone that happiness and fulfillment could be found not in material things but in the small moments of joy and love. And so, the tale of the magic cherry slipper was passed down through generations, inspiring countless individuals to pursue their dreams and spread kindness and compassion. The slipper continued to grant wishes, bringing happiness to those who needed it the most. So, if you ever come across a cherry slipper, remember its extraordinary power and use it wisely. For it has the ability to change lives and make dreams come true..
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