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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
Date: July 4, 2011, 6:02 am
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Today In White Sox History - July 4th
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July 4, 1928 - Ray Schalk resigns as White Sox manager effective
after today's doubleheader. Schalk then inserts himself into the
first game's lineup as catcher‚ his only appearance of the year.
Starting for the Sox is 23-year-old Ed Walsh Jr.‚ making his
major league debut. Walsh's father pitched for years with Schalk
as his catcher‚ making Schalk the only backstop to catch a
father and a son in the majors. Young Ed's debut is forgettable
as he gives up 5 runs to the Browns in 4 innings. Schalk leaves
the game with Walsh and St. Louis wins 11-8. Schalk's managerial
replacement is Lena Blackburne who will last one year and in
1930 will start selling his Rubbing Mud from the Delaware River
to the AL for use in taking the shine off of baseballs. The NL
will adopt it in the 1950s.
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
Date: July 4, 2011, 6:11 am
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This Date In White Sox History - July 4th
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July 4, 1972 - White Sox catcher Ed Herrmann is involved in
three double plays which ties the record for most involving a
catcher in a single game. The three include Herrmann in the
middle of a pitcher-catcher-first base one, a strike em’ out -
throw em’ out stealing twin killing and a thrown out at home,
throw out at second one. The Sox turn five double plays against
Baltimore but lose 2-1.
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
Date: July 4, 2011, 6:28 am
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July 4 - 5, 1964 - During the 1960's the White Sox were
synonymous with outstanding pitching...pitching that was the
envy of most of major league baseball (excluding only perhaps,
the Dodgers) The best example of this were these two days in
Chicago over the 4th of July holiday in 1964. In a time span of
roughly 28 hours, the White Sox threw three straight complete
game shutouts against the Indians. On the 4th of July itself,
Gary Peters blanked the Tribe on three hits, winning 4 - 0. In
the Sunday doubleheader it was Juan Pizarro in game one, tossing
a seven hitter, winning 2 - 0. Then in the nightcap it was Joe
Horlen with a 5 - 0 blanking on four hits. In 27 innings,
Cleveland managed no runs on 14 hits. Now that’s pitching!!!
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
Date: July 4, 2011, 7:40 am
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Today In White Sox History - July 4th
Ten years ago today . . .
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July 4, 2001 - The White Sox score two runs in the bottom of
the 9th inning to beat the Twinkies 4-3 at Comiskey Park.
Catcher Sandy Alomar, Jr. doubled home third baseman Herbert
Perry who score the winning run. Designated hitter Jose Canseco
and left fielder Carlos Lee both homered earlier in the game.
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: Fury
Date: July 4, 2011, 1:30 pm
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CRACKER!
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> July 4, 1928 - Ray Schalk resigns as White Sox manager
effective after today's doubleheader. Schalk then inserts
himself into the first game's lineup as catcher‚ his only
appearance of the year. Starting for the Sox is 23-year-old Ed
Walsh Jr.‚ making his major league debut. Walsh's father pitched
for years with Schalk as his catcher‚ making Schalk the only
backstop to catch a father and a son in the majors. Young Ed's
debut is forgettable as he gives up 5 runs to the Browns in 4
innings. Schalk leaves the game with Walsh and St. Louis wins
11-8. Schalk's managerial replacement is Lena Blackburne who
will last one year and in 1930 will start selling his Rubbing
Mud from the Delaware River to the AL for use in taking the
shine off of baseballs. The NL will adopt it in the 1950s.
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: JhonJeterWD40
Date: July 5, 2011, 9:40 am
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"Eddie" Herrmann evidently likes to pursue his hobby, "guns",
while clad in his backward ballcap, chest protector, boxer
shorts, and slippers.
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: Fury
Date: July 5, 2011, 10:33 am
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> "Eddie" Herrmann evidently likes to pursue his hobby, "guns",
while clad in his backward ballcap, chest protector, boxer
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Other hobbies of Ed's include "bombs," "nooses," and "ball
gags."
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
Date: July 5, 2011, 11:20 pm
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On June 5 in Baseball History...
1948 - Richie Ashburn of the Phillies hits safely for the
23rd straight game in a 6-5 win at Chicago, setting a
20th-century N.L. record for a rookie.
1974 - Oakland's Reggie Jackson and Billy North engage in a
clubhouse fight at Detroit. Jackson injures his shoulder, and
Ray Fosse, attempting to separate the combatants, suffers a
crushed disk in his neck that virtually ends his season.
1977 - The Dodgers retire former manager Walter Alston's
uniform, number 24, on Old-Timers Day. Doug Rau then pitches the
current Dodgers to a 4-2 win over the Padres.
1981 - Houston's Nolan Ryan passes Early Wynn as baseball's
all-time walks allowed leader, giving up two walks in a 3-0 win
over the Mets to raise his total to 1,777. Ryan also fans ten
batters while pitching a five-hitter.
1987 - Dwight Gooden returns from drug rehabilitation and
allows one run in six and two-thirds innings to earn the win as
the Mets beat the Pirates 5-1 at Shea Stadium.
1989 - The Toronto SkyDome opens, but the Blue Jays lose 5-3
to the Brewers. Baseball's newest and most modern stadium
features a fully retractable roof, a hotel, the world's largest
video display board, and a Hard Rock Cafe.
1997 - Seattle shortstop Alex Rodriguez becomes only the
second Mariners player ever to hit for the cycle in a 14-6
victory at Detroit. Rodriguez did it the hard way, hitting his
triple in the eighth and his double in the ninth. A lucky
Mariners fan collected a $1 million prize in a radio promotion
due to Rodriguez's feat.
Baseball Birthdays on June 5...
1864 - Meister, George
1865 - Andrews, Jim
1869 - Ulrich, George
1870 - Zahner, Fred
1874 - Chesbro, Jack
1874 - Huelsman, Frank
1874 - Yeager, George
1876 - Neal, Offa
1878 - Mitchell, Fred
1878 - Reagan, Rip
1878 - Maloney, Billy
1881 - Lindemann, Bob
1881 - Jacobson, Beany
1887 - Collamore, Allan
1889 - Hannah, Truck
1890 - Douglas, Larry
1890 - Madden, Gene
1893 - Hall, Herb
1895 - Rohwer, Ray
1896 - Lefler, Wade
1900 - Cavanaugh, John
1902 - Gooch, Charlie
1903 - Urbanski, Billy
1905 - Kahn, Owen
1916 - Joost, Eddie
1918 - Odom, Dave
1918 - Javery, Al
1924 - Brissie, Lou
1941 - Sims, Duke
1945 - Coulter, Chip
1948 - Schaeffer, Mark
1951 - Elliott, Randy
1951 - Jones, Darryl
1953 - Siebert, Paul
1954 - Blair, Dennis
1966 - Spiers, Bill
1967 - Lankford, Ray
1970 - Schall, Gene
1972 - Coolbaugh, Mike
1974 - Ortiz, Russ
1975 - Green, Jason
Baseball Deaths on June 5...
1919 - McCloskey, John
1921 - Rettger, George
1924 - Reynolds, Bill
1924 - Stine, Harry
1924 - Sullivan, John
1925 - Trott, Sam
1930 - Say, Lou
1933 - LaRocque, Sam
1944 - Knell, Phil
1945 - Lewis, Fred
1952 - Haas, Bruno
1957 - Wilson, Pete
1960 - Jordan, Rip
1961 - Smith, Syd
1975 - Rader, Drew
1976 - Lambeth, Otis
1980 - Jones, Johnny
1980 - Keenan, Jimmie
1986 - Winters, Jesse
1986 - Mulligan, Joe
1991 - Suarez, Luis
2000 - Liddle, Don
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
Date: July 5, 2011, 11:55 pm
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Today In White Sox History - July 5th
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July 5, 1987 - The White Sox tie the franchise mark for the most
lopsided win when they beat the Indians 17 - 0 at Cleveland.
Kenny Williams and Harold Baines each had four RBI in the
slaughter.
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Re: Pale Hose History
DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
Date: July 6, 2011, 1:11 am
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On July 6 in Baseball History...
1919 - William Veeck, former sportswriter, replaces Fred
Mitchell as Cubs president, but Mitchell remains manager for
Chicago.
1932 - Cubs shortstop Billy Jurges is shot twice in his
Chicago hotel room by a spurned girlfriend, Violet Popovich
Valli. In a scuffle for the gun, Jurges is hit in the shoulder
and hand. Jurges fails to prosecute, and Valli will be signed to
a 22-week contract to sing in local nightclubs.
1933 - The first major-league All-Star Game is played at
Comiskey Park, and Babe Ruth is the star. His two-run home run
is the margin of victory in the American League's 4-2 win. John
McGraw comes out of retirement to manage the National League.
1942 - First-inning home runs by Lou Boudreau and Rudy York
off Mort Cooper lead the A.L. to a 3-1 triumph over the N.L. in
the All-Star Game at the Polo Grounds. Mickey Owen's pinch
home-run is the N.L.'s only score. He does not hit a single home
run during the regular schedule.
1956 - Ford Frick inaugurates the Cy Young Award, to honor
one outstanding pitcher each year. The Baseball Writers
Association will do the voting. Only one pitcher will be honored
each year until 1967, when a pitcher in each league will be
selected.
1980 - Steve Carlton (14-4) becomes the all-time lefthanded
strikeout king, fanning seven Cardinals in an 8-3 Phillies win
to bring his major-league career total to 2,836. Mickey Lolich
had held the record with 2,832.
1983 - In the 50th anniversary All-Star Game at Chicago's
Comiskey Park, the A.L. routs the N.L. 13-3 for its first win
since 1971. The A.L. breaks the game open with seven runs in the
fourth inning, highlighted by Fred Lynn grand slam - the first
ever in All-Star competition. It is Lynn's fourth All-Star
homer, tying him with Ted Williams for the A.L. record.
1986 - Bob Horner becomes the 11th player to hit four home
runs in a game, but it isn't enough as the Braves fall to the
Expos 11-8. Horner is the first to hit four home runs in a
losing cause.
1989 - Despite having retired May 29, Mike Schmidt is
elected to start at third base for the N.L. in the All-Star
Game. A's outfielder Jose Canseco, who has not played all season
because of a wrist injury, is picked to start for the A.L..
Neither will play in the game.
Baseball Birthdays on July 6...
1856 - Robinson, Fred
1857 - Derby, George
1861 - Aydelott, Jake
1865 - Jones, Mike
1870 - Maher, Tom
1871 - Paynter, George
1879 - Holly, Ed
1881 - Hartzell, Roy
1883 - Carlisle, Walter
1890 - Gervais, Lefty
1891 - O'Neill, Steve
1893 - Hodge, Shovel
1899 - Metz, Lenny
1908 - Blanton, Cy
1916 - Donovan, Bill
1917 - Sears, Ken
1918 - Marnie, Harry
1919 - Cathey, Hardin
1920 - Avrea, Jay
1924 - Kellert, Frank
1930 - Lipetri, Angelo
1930 - Olson, Karl
1938 - Boozer, John
1938 - Shetrone, Barry
1947 - Chavez, Nestor
1947 - Clemons, Lance
1952 - Camper, Cardell
1954 - Thompson, Jason
1954 - Randolph, Willie
1957 - Murray, Rich
1960 - Rivera, German
1963 - Burns, Todd
1963 - Johnson, Lance
1966 - Hernandez, Jeremy
1966 - Winston, Darrin
1967 - Olivares, Omar
1969 - Darwin, Jeff
1972 - Norton, Greg
Baseball Deaths on July 6...
1934 - Francis, Ray
1941 - Theis, Jack
1944 - Rothgeb, Claude
1949 - Caveney, Ike
1951 - Wallace, Huck
1951 - Easterly, Ted
1965 - Ring, Jimmy
1966 - Jones, Sam
1967 - Knaupp, Cotton
1967 - Asbell, Jim
1968 - Youngblood, Chief
1973 - McAvoy, Wickey
1980 - Craddock, Walt
1982 - Johnson, Bob
1986 - Yuhas, Eddie
1998 - Sanicki, Ed
2003 - Chandler, Ed
2005 - Porto, Al
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