1902For the 2nd game of a doubleheader at Athlete's Park, the Browns and White Sox used the last day of the period to toss all non-pitchers in their video game. White Sox left fielder Sam Mertes obtained the 10-4 win, defeating St. Louis left fielder Jesse Burkett. First baseman Frank Isbell was the "opener" for the game, pitching one inning of three-hit, two-run round. After that Mertes took control of for the following 723 innings! With simply one made run allowed, Mertes finished the year with a 1.17 AGE; it was the only throwing efficiency of his occupation Detroit Store, and gained him 0.2 battle as a teams also had unconventional schedules. St. Louis went bananas, with some players manning four various positions throughout the course of the game. The White Sox didn't swap placements in-game, but there were some uncustomary projects: White Sox two-way player Nixey Callahan, usually a left fielder/pitcher, began at shortstop. Pitcher and manager) Clark Griffith played limbo. And Mertes himself started at catcher, then relocated to the mound after one , and the video game ended one out early, with St. Louis fans hurried the field, evidently tiring of the unique the next 110 years, this continued to be the only video game where both winning and shedding bottles were position gamers. In 2012, Oriole Chris Davis defeated Boston's Darnell McDonald in a 17-inning game at Fenway Park.1920 Eight members of the 1919 White Sox Swede Risberg, Chick Gandil, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Dollar Weaver, Eddie Cicotte, Lefty Williams, Pleased Felsch and Fred McMullin - formally came to be targets for trial, as a grand jury convened in Chicago to explore their tossing the 1919 Globe Series finishing in a White Sox loss, five video games to three, to the Cincinnati Reds). The grand jury returned 5 matters of conspiracy to get money by false pretenses and/or via a confidence video game against these 8 "Black Sox."The team was vindicated by a Chicago court the following summer however were however banned for life by the baseball commissioner, Kenesaw Landis - who, ironically, was a White Sox fan. 1932J. Louis Comiskey, boy of Charles Comiskey and the new owner of the White Sox, made a move to try to restore his franchise business: He paid an unfamiliar amount in those days) of $150, 000 to the Philadelphia A's for infielder Jimmy Dykes, outfielder Al Simmons and utilityman Mule would be chosen to the Hall of Fame in 1953, and in three periods with the Sox two times drove in over 100 runs. Dykes bet the White Sox for 4 complete seasons and parts of three others, eventually taking care of the team for 12 complete seasons beginning in 1934, and part of a 13th. He would certainly have five winning years, and one period at.500 in that time - the longest-tenured and arguably) best manager in White Sox background. Dykes also had the distinction of scoring the first-ever run in the All-Star Video game, going 2-for-3 in the inaugural 1933 competition.1959 The White Sox group image appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated, with this heading: "Chicago's New Champions Sit For Their Picture." 1997Frank Thomas won the AL batting championship, with a. 347 standard. He joined Luke Appling as the only White Sox gamer to win a batting title Tim Anderson won a batting title in 2019). Thomas was one of just a handful of gamers in major organization background with a batting title and a minimum of 450 home runs to his credit. Thomas was additionally the largest player both in elevation and weight) to ever win a batting crown. He had 184 hits in 530 at-bats in 1997.2003 White Sox starter Esteban Loaiza tape-recorded his 21st win of the season, defeating the Royals, 5-1. The 21 victories tied the big league record for the most wins in a season by a bottle born in Mexico Fernando Valenzuela, 1986). Loaiza would finish 2nd in the Cy Youthful voting that season; two 1-0 losses to a last-place Tigers group most likely cost him the honor.