Today in Chicago White Sox History: November 29
1963He had a spectacular 1963 season, and because of it White Sox star southpaw Gary Peters was named…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: November 15
1945Harry Grabiner, the longest-tenured executive in White Sox history and certainly one of the longest-running employees overall, resigned…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: October 31
1937Ed Arthur Walsh, son of White Sox legend Ed Walsh, died of rheumatic fever after falling into a…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: October 28
1914White Sox pitching star, executive and Comiskey-by-marriage Johnny Rigney was born in Oak Park. Rigney had a nondescript…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: October 19
1909Hugh Duffy took over as the fifth White Sox manager of all time, after Billy Sullivan had a…
September 19 in White Sox History: Assassination cancels 1901 games
1901In the aftermath of the assassination of and funeral for President William McKinley, the White Sox game at…
Ed Walsh in Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 11
1910Ed Walsh threw a well-timed masterpiece, on Ed Walsh Day: His second career 15-strikeout game, whitewashing Boston 1-0…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 7
1910White Sox pitcher Ed Walsh fired the first shutout in the original Comiskey Park, when he blanked Washington,…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: July 4
1911 Ty Cobb brought a 40-game hit streak into a game facing Ed Walsh, and the White Sox…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: June 24
1914 In a telegram discovered in 2012, White Sox owner Charles Comiskey told scout George Mills that the…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: June 4
1959 The 1959 season was filled with extra-inning games for the White Sox, including SIX against Baltimore. There…