vs. Legends Game. Purchase Tickets. On Saturday, July 16, 2016 the Corn Crib, presented by Illinois Corn Farmers, will be host to a special baseball game between former Chicago and St. Louis legends. The game will start at 6:35 p.m. with box seat tickets for $15 and $10 for reserved bleachers with backs tickets.Store See All.Headlines See All.s. Legends Game. Purchase Tickets. On Saturday, July 16, 2016 the Corn Crib, presented by Illinois Corn Farmers, will be host to a special baseball game between former Chicago and St. Louis legends. The game will start at 6:35 p.m. with box seat tickets for $15 and $10 for reserved bleachers with backs tickets.
How did Uranus get its name? Uranus is named after the ancient Greek god of the sky, who was the father of Kronos (Saturn in Roman mythology).Most of the other planets got their names thousands of years ago, but Uranus was discovered just a few hundred years ago â William Herschel found it on March 13, 1781.Mosaic of Uranus.As he lived in England, Herschel originally wanted to name Uranus after his patron, King George III. He wanted to call it Georgium Sidus (Georgeâs Star), or the Georgian Planet.osaic of Uranus. As he lived in England, Herschel originally wanted to name Uranus after his patron, King George III. He wanted to call it Georgium Sidus (Georgeâs Star), or the Georgian Planet.
Earth is not named after a person, real or mythical. Earth is the only planet not named after a Roman god. It is instead named after what we live on, earth (or soil). IN ADDITION: Uranus is actually named after a Greek god, not a Roman god. The name Earth comes from the Old Saxon word 'ertha', the dutch word 'aerde' and the German word 'erda'.