2004 World Series, Boston Red Sox beat Saint Louis Cardinals 4 games to 0
1997 Red Sox sign Pedro Martinez to record 6 year $69 million contract
1997 Chicago Whites Sox retire Carlton Fisk's number, 72
1997 Boston Red Sox trade Mike Stanley back to the New York Yankees
1997 Mariners Randy Johnson strikes out 19 Chicago White Sox
1997 Albert Belle's Chicago White Sox tying 27-game hitting streak ends
1997 White Sox Frank Thomas reaches base safely for 15th straight time
1997 Angels scores 13 in 7th vs White Sox
1996 Albert Belle, signs record five-year, $55 million with White Sox
1996 Red Sox pitcher Roger Clemens beats Yankees for his 200th win
1996 Yankees losing 8-0 to Chicago White Sox, come back to win 9-8
1995 White Sox (5) and Tigers (7) combine for record 12 home runs at Tiger Stadium
1994 Mariners play Red Sox as home team at Fenway, as Kingdome is repaired
1993 Red Sox Roger Clemens pitches 2,000th strike out, Danny Tartabul-NY
1993 New York Yankee Mark Hutton is 1st Australian to be a starting pitcher, He beats Angels 5-2; Yanks, Red Sox, Blue Jays 3 way tie for 1st
1993 Carlton Fisk, 45, released by White Sox, as all time leader of most games caught and most home runs by a catcher
1993 Texas Ranger Jose Canseco pitches 8th inning in 15-1 loss to Red Sox, he gives up 3 runs on 2 hits and 3 walks, he damages his arm
1993 Seattle Mariner Chris Basio no-hits Boston Red Sox
1992 Red Sox Mark Reardon sets record of 342 saves (vs Yanks 1-0)
1992 White Sox Tim Raines swipes his 700th career base
1992 Indians set team record for long game lose to Red Sox (19 inn - 6 hr)
1992 Jean R Yawkey, owner (Boston Red Sox), dies of a stroke at 83
1991 Boston Red Sox Roger Clemens wins AL Cy Young Award
1991 Only 1,695 fans watch Boston Red Sox play Cleveland
1991 Royal Brett Saberegen no-hits White Sox 7-0
1991 With two months left, White Sox set new home attendance (2,150,951)
1991 Red Sox Carlos Quintana is 11th to get 6 RBIs in an inning (3rd)
1991 Red Sox and White Sox play then slowest 9 inning game (4:11)
1991 Frank Thomas is 1st White Sox to homer at new Comiskey Park
1991 Bo Jackson signs 1-year contract with Chicago White Sox
1991 Roger Clemens signs record $5,380,250 per year Red Sox contract
1990 Expos trade Tim Raines to White Sox for Ivan Calderon and Barry Jones
1990 Oakland A's sweep Red Sox in 4 games to win ALCS
1990 Chicago White Sox beat Seattle 2-1 in last game at Comiskey Park
1990 Faye Vincent turns down White Sox bid to reinstate Minnie Minoso, 68,
1990 Chicago White Sox Bobby Thigpen is 1st to record 50 saves
1990 White Sox reliever Bobby Thigpen sets save record at 47 en route to 57
1990 Carlton Fisk hits White Sox record 187th HR
1990 Boston Red Sox set major league record with 12 doubles in a game
1990 Minn Twins become 1st team to turn 2 triple plays in a game but lose to Boston Red Sox 1-0
1990 Chicago White Sox Melido Perez no-hits Yankees 8-0 in a rain shortened 6 inning game at Yankee Stadium (7th no-hitter of 1990)
1990 Despite Andy Hawkins no-hitting White Sox, Yankees lose 4-0
1990 Tony Conigliaro, baseball player (Red Sox), dies of pneumonia at 45
1990 Boston Red Sox hires Elaine Weddington as asst GM (highest-ranking black female in a major-league front office)
1989 A's bat out of order against White Sox in 3rd inning
1989 Boston Red Sox retire Carl Yastrezemski's #8
1989 White Sox trade Harold Baines to Rangers for Scott Fletcher and Sam Sosa
1989 Red Sox lead Blue Jays 10-0 in 7th, but lose 12-11 in 12 for Blue Jays 12th consecutive victory at Fenway
1989 California court throws out most of Margo Adams's $12 million breach-of- contract suit against Red Sox third baseman Wade Boggs
1989 Roger Clemens, Red Sox pitcher signs $7.5M-3 year contract
1988 Jim Fregosi is fired as manager of White Sox
1988 Oakland A's sweep Boston Red Sox in 4 games for AL pennant
1988 Detroit beats Sox, 18-6, at Fenway, ends Boston winning streak at 24
1988 Boston Red Sox win AL record 24 straight home games
1988 Boston Red Sox set AL consecutive home victories at 23
1988 Red Sox beat Tigers 9-4 for AL record 23rd consecutive win at home
1988 Baltimore trades Mike Boddicker to the Red Sox for Brady Anderson and Curt Schilling
1988 Red Sox replace manager John McNamara with Joe Morgan
1988 Margo Adams alleges Red Sox Wade Bogg's had an affair with her
1988 Chicago agrees to build a new stadium so White Sox won't move to Fla
1988 Red Sox begin AL record 23rd consecutive home win streak
1988 Boston Red Sox Barrett steals home
1988 Boston Red Sox are 10 games back in AL, and go on to win AL East
1988 Margo Adams sues Red Sox 3rd baseman Wade Boggs for palimony
1988 Red Sox retire Bobby Doerr's #1
1988 Orioles beat White Sox 9-0 for 1st 1988 win after 21 loses
1987 Red Sox Wade Boggs ties AL record of 200 hits for 5 straight seasons
1987 Red Sox waive Bill Buckner, the goat of last years World Series
1987 Losing 9-0 to Red Sox, Yanks score 11 in 3rd and win 12-11 in 10 inn
1987 New York Met Darryl Strawberry charges Red Sox pitcher Al Nipper during spring training exhibition game, causes bench clearing brawl
1986 New York Mets beat Boston Red Sox, 4 games to 3 in 83rd World Series
1986 California Angels within 1 pitch of pennant victory lose to Red Sox
1986 Chicago White Sox Joe Crowley no-hits California Angels, 7-1
1986 Red Sox Spike Owens scores 6 runs in a 24-5 rout of Cleveland Indians
1986 With 2 outs in 6th inning, Red Sox score 11 runs
1986 Red Sox trade shortstop Rey Quinones and pitcher Mike Trujillo to Mariners for shortstop Spike Owen and outfielder Dave Henderson
1986 Red Sox pitcher Tim Lollar gets a pinch-hit single
1986 Theodore H "Ted" Lyons, pitcher (Chicago White Sox), dies at 85
1986 All star MVP: Roger Clemens (Boston Red Sox)
1986 Boston Red Sox trade for Tom Seaver
1986 Jim Fregosi replaces Tony LaRussa as White Sox manager
1986 Angel Don Sutton (298 wins) beats White Sox Tom Seaver (306 wins) 3-0
1986 White Sox Joe Cowley sets record striking out 1st 7 Rangers he faces
1986 Boston Red Sox Roger Clemens strikes out 20 Seattle Mariners
1986 Despite losing, Red Sox Wade Boggs gets largest arbitration ($1.35M)
1985 White Sox shortstop Ozzie Guillen, is named AL Rookie of Year
1985 White Sox Tom Seaver is 17th to win #300, beating Yankees
1985 Joseph "Smoky Joe" Wood, pitcher (Boston Red Sox), dies at 95
1985 Boston Red Sox Fred Lynn gets 10 RBIs
1985 White Sox pitcher Tom Seaver starts a record 15th opening day game
1984 Red Sox Jim Rice grounds into record 33rd double play en route to 36
1984 Boston Red Sox retires #9 (Ted Williams) and #4 (Joe Cronin)
1984 Red Sox trade pitcher Dennis Eckersley to Cubs for Bill Buckner
1984 White Sox and Brewers play 8:06, game, longest timed baseball game, 25 innings
1984 Chicago White Sox beat Milw Brewers, 7-6, in 25 inn (completed 5/9)
1984 Detroit Tiger Jack Morris no-hits Chicago White Sox, 4-0
1984 Charlie Lau, White Sox coach/renowned hitting instructor, dies at 50
1983 Oakland A's Mike Warren no-hits Chicago White Sox, 3-0
1983 Chicago White Sox clinch their 1st-ever AL West championship,
1983 New York Yankee Dave Righetti no-hits the Red Sox
1983 Mariners bat out of order against White Sox in 2nd inning
1982 Twins rookie outfielder Jim Eisenreich, who suffers from Tourette's Syndrome, removes himself, due to taunts from Red Sox bleacher fans
1981 Red Sox rookie Bob Ojeda no-hits Yanks for 8 innings before Rick Cerone and Dave Winfield lead off 9th with back-to-back doubles
1981 Seattle Mariners beat Boston Red Sox, 8-7, in 20 inn (started 9/3)
1981 Rochester Red Wings and Pawtucket Red Sox play to 2-2 tie in 32 innings, game suspended at 4:07 AM (Pawtucket later wins in 33rd)
1981 Arbitrator Goetz declares Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk a free agent
1981 AL approves sale of White Sox to Jerry Reinsdorf and Eddie Einhorn for $20 million, and 80% of Mariners to George Argyros for $104 million
1981 Red Sox trade Fred Lynn to Angels for Frank Tanana and Joe Rudi
1980 Bill Veeck agrees to sell Chicago White Sox to Eddie DeBartolo Sr for $20,000,000, AL owners block the sale
1980 Cleve Dan Spillner, 545 ERA, is 2 outs from a no-hitter when White Sox rookie Leo Sutherland singles
1980 California Angels Freddie Patek, hits 3 home runs and double to beat Red Sox 20-2
1980 White Sox 1st baseman Mike Squires catches final inning of 11-1 loss to Brewers, becoming 1st lefty to catch since Dale Long in 1958
1980 Milwaukee beats Boston Red Sox, 18-1 (Cooper and Money hit grand slams)
1979 Red Sox Bob Watson is 1st to hit for cycle in AL and NL (Astros)
1979 Red Sox Carl Yastrzemski hits his 400th HR
1979 "Disco Demolition Night" at Comiskey Park, causes fans to go wild and causes White Sox to forfeit 2nd game of a doubleheader to Tigers
1978 Boston Red Sox Jim Rice wins AL MVP
1978 Yanks win 3rd straight AL East beating Red Sox 5-4 in a playoff game. Guidry wins #25 aided by Dent's homer and Pinella's fielding
1978 Yanks lose 9-2 to Indians forcing a playoff game with Red Sox
1978 Red Sox finally beat Yanks in Sept 1978, 7-3
1978 Yanks beat Red Sox for 6th time in 2 weeks, 3-2
1978 4th game of Boston Massacre; Yanks beat Red Sox 7-4. This ties them for 1st place. Yanks out hit 'em 67-21; score 42-9
1978 3rd game of Boston Massacre; Yanks beat Red Sox 7-0
1978 2nd game of Boston Massacre; Yanks beat Red Sox 13-2
1978 1st game of Boston Massacre, Yanks beat Red Sox 15-3
1978 Larry Doby becomes manager of Chicago White Sox
1978 AL approves transfer of Red Sox to Jean Yawkey for $15M
1978 New York Yanks defeat White Sox 4-2 in home opener on Reggie Candy Bar Day
1977 Red Sox trade Fergie Jenkins to Rangers for John Poloni and cash
1977 Red Sox wallop a major league-record 8 home runs beating Toronto 9-6
1977 Red Sox set 3 game record of 16 HRs, all against Yanks
1977 White Sox draft Harold Baines #1
1977 Red Sox (6) and Brewers (5) tie single game HR record of 11
1977 Mary Shane hired by Chicago White Sox as 1st woman TV play-by-play
1976 Former Twins relief ace Bill Campbell is 1st free-agent to sign with a new team, joining the Red Sox for $1 million over 4 years
1976 White Sox Minnie Minoso, 53, is oldest to get a hit in majors
1976 Minnie Minoso bats for White Sox after a 12-year hiatus (hitless)
1976 Chicago White Sox suit up in shorts
1976 White Sox John Odom (5 inn) and Francisco Barrios (4 inn) no-hits A's
1976 Bowie Kuhn voids A's sales, totaling $35 million, of Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers to Red Sox, and Vida Blue to Yankees
1975 Bill Veeck buys 80% of White Sox from John Allyn
1975 Red Sox's Fred Lynn is 1st rookie to win MVP (AL)
1975 Cin Reds beat Boston Red Sox, 4 games to 3 in 72nd World Series
1975 Red Sox Carlton Fisk's 12th inning HR beats Reds 7-6 in game 6 of WS
1975 Fred Lynn gets 10 RBIs in a Red Sox 15-1 victory over Tigers
1974 Nolan Ryan strikes out 19 and walks only 2 as Angels top Red Sox, 4-2
1974 Steve Busby retires 1st 9 White Sox to set AL record with 33 consecutive batters retired
1974 Angels' Nolan Ryan strikes out 19 Red Sox in 12 innings
1973 Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland Indians, 6-3, in 21 inn (game started 5/26)
1973 Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland Indians, 6-3, in 21 inn (game complete 5/28)
1973 White Sox Dick Allen signs 3 year contract for record $750,000
1973 Dick Allen signs a record $675,000 3-yr contract with White Sox
1973 White Sox slugger Dick Allen signs 3-year $750,000 contract
1973 Boston Red Sox sign Orlando Cepeda as 1st player signed as a DH
1972 Red Sox Carlton Fisk wins AL Rookie of Year, Mets Jon Matlack wins NL
1972 White Sox Dick Allen wins AL MVP
1972 Chicago White Sox Milt Pappas no-hits San Diego Padres, 1-0
1972 Yanks score 8 times in 13th beating White Sox 18-10
1972 Yankees trade Danny Cater to the Red Sox for Sparky Lyle
1972 Players on White Sox vote 31-0 in favor of a strike, if necessary
1971 Ray Durham, Charlotte, North Carolina, infielder, Chicago White Sox
1971 William Simas, Jr., Hanford California, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1971 James Baldwin, Jr., born in Southern Pines, North Carolina, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1971 White Sox draft Danny Goodwin #1, he refuses to sign
1971 Troy Malave, Cumana Venezuela, outfielder for the Boston Red Sox
1971 Rich Garces, Maracay Aragua Venezuela, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1971 Michael Sirotka, born in Chicago, Illinois, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1971 Cory Bailey, U.S. baseball pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1971 Alexander Delgado, Palmerejo Venezuela, catcher for the Boston Red Sox
1970 Joseph Hudson, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1970 White Sox use record 41 players in doubleheader and lose both games
1970 Expos beat White Sox 10-6 in the annual Hall of Fame game
1970 All star MVP: Carl Yastremski (Boston Red Sox)
1970 Aaron Sele, born in Golden Valley, Minnesota, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1970 William Selby, born in Monroeville, Michigan, infielder for the Boston Red Sox
1970 Wilson Alvarez, Maracaibo Venezuela, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1969 Larry Thomas, born in Miami, Florida, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1969 Red Sox Rico Petrocelli hits shortstop record 40th HR of season
1969 Nathan Minchey, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1969 Alex Fernandez, born in Miami Beach, Florida, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1969 Lee O'Leary, born in Compton, California, outfielder for the Boston Red Sox
1969 Oakland A's Reggie Jackson gets 10 RBIs to beat Red Sox 21-7
1969 Vaughn Eshelman, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1969 Lyle Mouton, Lafayette, Louisiana, outfielder, Chicago White Sox
1969 Jeff Tinsley, born in Shelbyville, Kentucky, outfielder for the Boston Red Sox
1969 Brandon Wilson, U.S. baseball infielder, Chicago White Sox
1969 Bob Wickman, Green Bay WI, pitcher, Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees
1969 Phil Plantier, Manchester NH, outfielder, San Diego Padres, Red Sox, A's
1968 Chicago White Sox set AL record of 39 loses by 1 run
1968 Frank Thomas, "Big Hurt", 1st baseman, Chicago White Sox, 1993 MVP
1968 Alan Levine, Park Ridge, Illinois, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1968 Eric Wedge, U.S. baseball catcher for the Boston Red Sox
1967 Mo Vaughn, Norwalk Conn, infielder, Boston Red Sox, MVP-1995
1967 Tom Gordon, Sebring, Florida, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1967 Arthur Allyn says White Sox will play 9 games in Milwaukee in 1968
1967 St. Louis Cardinals beat Boston Red Sox, 4 games to 3 in 64th World Series as Lou Brock steals a record 7 bases in 1 World Series
1967 World Series record 3 consecutive home runs (Carl Yastremski, Reggie Smith, and Rico Petrocelli) by Red Sox
1967 Chicago White Sox Joel Horlen no-hits Det Tigers, 6-0
1967 Yanks longest day, Red Sox take 1st game 2-1 in 9, Yanks win 2nd game in 20, 4-3 a total of 8 hours and 19 minutes
1967 Darren Lewis, born in Berkeley, California, outfielder, Chicago White Sox
1967 Red Sox Tony Conigliaro is beaned by Angels Jack Hamilton
1967 Minnesota Twin Dean Chance perfect games Boston Red Sox, 2-0 in 5 innings
1967 Robin Ventura, born in Santa Maria, California, infielder, Chicago White Sox
1967 Matt Karchner, born in Berwick, Pennsylvania, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1967 Yanks take 5-3 lead in 11th and lose 6-5, in 2nd game Red Sox lead 3-2 in 9th and Yanks beat them 6-3
1967 Washington Senators beat Chicago White Sox, 6-5, in 22 innings
1967 Mike Stanton, born in Houston, Texas, pitcher, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox
1967 Red Sox rookie Billy Rohome comes within 1 strike of a no hitter at
1967 White Sox given permission to use semi-DH in training camp with home club permission (use of pinch hitter twice in same game)
1967 John Valentin, Mineola, New York, infielder for the Boston Red Sox
1967 Tim Naehring, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, infielder for the Boston Red Sox
1967 Chris Nabholz, U.S. baseball pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1966 Norberto Martin, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, infielder, Chicago White Sox
1966 Brian Keyser, Castro Valley California, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1966 Smallest Yankee stadium crowd, 413 see White Sox win 4-1
1966 Jeff Frye, born in Oakland California, infielder for the Boston Red Sox
1966 Albert Belle, born in Shreveport, Louisiana, outfielder, Indians, White Sox
1966 Tim Wakefield, Melbourne, Florida, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1966 Heathcliff Slocumb, born in Jamaica, New York, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1966 Bill Haselman, Long Branch, New Jersey, catcher for the Boston Red Sox
1966 Eric Gunderson, born in Portland, Oregon, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1966 Jack McDowell, Van Nuys California, pitcher, New York Yankees, White Sox, Indians
1965 Boston Red Sox Dave Morehead no-hits Cleveland Indians, 2-0
1965 Yankees Tom Tresh bangs 3 consecutive home runs beating White Sox 12-0
1964 Roberto Hernandez, Santurce Puerto Rico, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1964 Dave Martinez, Manhattan, New York, outfielder, Chicago White Sox
1964 Chad Kreuter, Marin County California, catcher, Chicago White Sox
1964 Jose Canseco, born in Havana, Cuba, outfielder, Oak A's, Red Sox, 1988 AL MVP
1964 Jeff Schwarz, U.S. baseball pitcher, California Angels, Chicago White Sox
1964 Jeff Sellers, baseball pitcher, Red Sox
1964 Kevin Tapani, Des Moines, Iowa, pitcher, Chicago White Sox, Minnesota Twins
1964 Ozzie Guillen, Oculare del Tuy Venezuela, shortstop, Chicago White Sox
1963 Ron Karkovice, born in Union, New Jersey, catcher, Chicago White Sox
1963 Mike Stanley, born in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, catcher, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox
1963 Tigers claim young pitcher Denny McLain from the White Sox for $25,000
1962 Jamie Moyer, Sellersville, Pennsylvania, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1962 Danny Tartabull, born in Miami, Florida, outfielder, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox
1962 Roger Clemens, born in Dayton, Ohio, pitcher for the Red Sox, Blue Jays, Cy Young, MVP
1962 Boston Red Sox Bill Monboquette no-hits Chicago White Sox, 1-0
1962 Chicago White Sox Floyd Robinson goes 6 for 6 (all singles)
1962 Boston Red Sox Earl Wilson no-hits LA Angels, 2-0
1962 Red Sox Bill Monbouquette no-hits White Sox 1-0
1961 An ailing Bill Veeck sells his interest in White Sox to Arthur Allyn
1961 Ryne Duren sets AL record with 7 straight strikeouts against Red Sox
1961 New Washington Senators loses 1st regular-season game 4-3 to White Sox
1961 Kirk McCaskill, born in Kapuskasing, Ontario, pitcher, Chicago White Sox
1960 White Sox Ted Kluzewski's 3-run HR is disallowed as ump called time
1960 Ford Frick voids Indians-Red Sox deal as Sam White retires
1960 White Sox unveil new road uniforms with players' names above number
1960 Steve Sax, 2nd baseman, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox
1959 White Sox 2B Nellie Fox wins AL's MVP
1959 Tony Phillips, born in Atlanta, Georgia, outfielder, Chicago White Sox
1959 Los Angeles Dodgers beat Chicago White Sox, 4 games to 2 in 56th World Series
1959 [Dennis Ray] "Oil Can" Boyd, baseball pitcher for the Boston Red Sox
1959 Chicago White Sox clinch AL pennant
1959 Oriole Jerry Walker pitches 16 inn beating White Sox 1-0
1959 Red Sox are last team to use a black player (Pumpsie Green)
1959 NBC uses cameras to show catchers signals during ankee-Red Sox game
1959 Dorothy Rigney, husband John, and Hank Greenberg resign from White Sox
1959 White Sox Early Wynn beats Red Sox 1-0 on his own HR
1959 Tony Phillips, born in Atlanta, Georgia, baseballoutfielder: Chicago White Sox
1959 Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City Athletics 20-6, in 1 inning Sox score 11 runs on 1 hit, 10 walks, and 3 errors
1959 Harold Baines, born in Easton, Maryland, outfielder for the Chicago White Sox, Texas Rangers
1959 Dorothy Comiskey Rigney, sells 54% of White Sox to Bill Veeck
1959 Joe Hesketh, U.S. baseball player for the Boston Red Sox
1959 Dorothy Rigney sells White Sox to Bill Veeck for a reported $27M
1959 Otis Nixon, U.S. baseball outfielder, Boston Red Sox, Texas Rangers
1958 Detroit Tiger Jim Bunning no-hits Boston Red Sox, 3-0
1958 Game in Kansas City between A's and Red Sox delayed 29 minutes due to tornado
1958 Wade Boggs, Nebraska, Red Sox/Yank 3rd baseman, AL bat champ 1985-88
1958 Ted Williams signs with Red Sox for $135,000, making him highest paid
1957 Giants trade Minneapolis franchise to Red Sox for San Francisco Seals-franchises only, not the players
1957 Chicago White Sox Bob Keegan no-hits Washington Senators, 6-0
1957 White Sox Bob Keegan no-hits Senators 6-0
1957 White Sox' James Landis struck out 5 times in a game
1957 White Sox reliever Dixie Howell hits 2 home runs to beat Washington Senators 8-6
1957 Red Sox set AL record by smashing 4 home runs in 6th inning in 11-0 win
1956 White Sox manager Marty Marion resigns. AL Lopez replaces him
1956 White Sox Jim Derrington, 16, is youngest to start a game (he loses)
1956 Yanks set dubious record, stranding 20 men on base Mantle hits a 500' plus homer but Red Sox win 13-9 in Fenway
1956 Orioles trailing Red Sox 8-0 come back to win 11-10 in 9 innings
1956 Boston Red Sox fine Ted Williams $5,000 for spitting at Boston fans
1956 Boston Red Sox Mel Parnell no-hits Chicago White Sox, 4-0
1955 Yanks clinch pennant by beating Red Sox, 3-2
1955 Bauer and Berra homer in 9th beating Red Sox 5-4 taking over 1st
1955 Boston Red Sox Norm Zauchin gets 10 RBIs, beating Senators 16-0
1954 White Sox win 90th game, 1st time they win this many since 1920
1954 Rick Cerone, Newark, New Jersey, catcher, Yankees/Red Sox/Mets/Expos
1954 Orioles 1st game in Baltimore beat White Sox 3-1
1953 Red Sox trade M McDermott and Tom Umphlett for Wash's Jackie Jensen
1953 Ted Williams returns to Red Sox from the military
1953 Red Sox Ben Flowers sets then record of 8 consecutive games in relief
1953 Eugene Stephens is 1st to get 3 hits and Red Sox score 17 runs in 1 Inning (7th) Red Sox beat Detroit 23-3
1953 Most runs scored in 1 inning (17 by Red Sox)
1953 Jim Rice, Boston Red Sox outfielder, AL MVP 1978
1952 Chicago White Sox Sam Mele is 6th to get 6 RBIs in an inning (4th)
1951 "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, of baseball's black sox scandal, dies
1951 Bucky Dent, all star shortstop, Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees
1951 Cleveland Indian Bobby Avila hits 3 HRs, double and single vs Red Sox
1951 Minnie Minoso becomes the 1st black to play for the White Sox
1951 Edward Collins, Hall of Fame infielder (White Sox, A's), dies at 63
1950 Red Sox sign shortstop Lou Boudreau as a player to 2-year contract
1950 Greg Luzinski, baseball player, Phillies, White Sox
1950 White Sox release Luke Appling, who had been a Sox since 1930
1950 Boston Red Sox 1B Walt Dropo wins AL Rookie of Year
1950 Walt Dropo of Boston Red Sox selected AL Rookie of Year
1950 Red Sox Dom DiMaggio leads AL with only 15 stolen bases
1950 Boston Red Sox beat St. Louis Browns 29-4 (win by record 25 runs)
1950 Yankees win 15-10 after trailing Red Sox 9-0 in 6th
1949 Bill Buckner, born in California, 1st baseman, error cost Red Sox 1986 world series
1949 White Sox trade Joe Tipton to A's for Nellie Fox
1949 A's trade 2nd baseman Nellie Fox to White Sox for Joe Tipton
1949 St. Louis Browns use 9 pitchers, lose to Whites Sox 4-3
1949 Yanks and Red Sox, tied for 1st place, play final game of season. Yanks win 5-3 and clinch pennant #16
1949 Despite 71 injuries, Yankees have been in 1st place all season until Red Sox move into a tie for 1st place
1949 78,382 watch White Sox play Indians at Cleveland
1948 Indians beat Red Sox, 8-0, in 1st AL playoff game
1948 Indians 47-inning scoreless streak broken by White Sox Aaron Robinson
1948 Pat Seerey of Chicago White Sox hits 4 home runs in a game
1948 Cleveland Indians tie AL record of 18 walks (beat Red Sox 13-4)
1948 Yanks and Red Sox tie at 2-2 in 17, spring training game
1947 Carlton Fisk, born in Vermont, all star catcher, Red Sox, White Sox
1947 Former Yank manager Joe McCarthy signs to manage Red Sox
1947 1st night game at Fenway Park (Red Sox 5, White Sox 3)
1946 Smallest World Series share since 1918 (Cards $3,748, Red Sox $2,140)
1946 St. Louis Cardinals beat Boston Red Sox, 4 games to 3 in 43rd World Series
1946 Boston Red Sox clinch AL pennant
1946 Boston Red Sox Rudy York hits 2 grand slams in 1 game, gets 10 RBIs
1946 Cleve Lou Boudreau hits 4 doubles and HR but Red Sox win 11-10 on Ted Williams 3 HR with 8 RBIs
1946 Red Sox win 15th straight beat Yanks 5-4, DiMaggio hits Grand Slam
1946 Red Sox Johnny Pesky scores 6 runs in 1 game
1945 Red Sox Tom McBride is 3rd to get 6 RBIs in an inning (4th)
1945 Tony Conigliaro, Massachusetts, baseball outfielder for the Boston Red Sox
1943 Ferguson Jenkins, baseball pitcher, Red Sox
1943 Player-manager Joe Cronin of Red Sox hits two 3-run pinch home runs
1943 Fastest 9 inning AL baseball game (89 mins), White Sox beat Senators
1942 Red Sox star Ted Williams enlists as a Navy aviator
1942 2 black players, Jackie Robinson and Nate Moreland, request a tryout with the Chicago White Sox, they are allowed to work out
1941 Yanks beat Red Sox 6-3 and clinch their 12th and earliest pennant
1941 Red Sox Lefty Grove becomes 12th to win 300 games (his last victory)
1941 Red Sox Lefty Grove, 41, wins his 300th game
1941 White Sox Taft Wright sets AL record of RBIs in 13 consecutive games
1941 Ken Berry, baseball player, White Sox, Angels, Brewers, Indians
1940 Luis Tiant, Cuba, baseball pitcher, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees
1940 Chicago Tribune sponsors Ted Lyons Day (White Sox pitcher)
1940 Red Sox left fielder Ted Williams pitches the last 2 innings in a 12-1 loss to Detroit Tigers, Williams allows 3 hits and 1 run
1940 Yankee Charlie Keller hits 3 home runs to beat White Sox 10-9
1940 1st televised baseball game, WGN-TV, (White Sox vs Cubs exhibition)
1939 White Sox reliever Clint Brown sets record of 61st relief appearance
1939 White Sox host 1st "day-night" doubleheader, lose to Cleve, 5-2 and 7-5
1939 Yanks beat Red Sox 4-1 in 7, game called because of lightning
1939 Yanks beat Red Sox on a forfeit, their 4th forfeit win
1939 Carl Yastrzemski, born in New York, Boston Red Sox great, 1967 AL MVP, Hall of Fame
1939 In 1st night game at Comiskey Park, Sox beat Browns 5-2
1939 1st night games at Comiskey Park (White Sox 5, Browns 2)
1939 Red Sox Jim Tabor hits 2 grand slams in 1 game
1939 Boston Red Sox Ted Williams hits his 1st HR
1938 St. Louis Browns walk Boston Red Sox Jimmy Foxx 6 times in a row
1938 Yanks sweep Red Sox 10-0 and 5-4 in front of 83,533 at Yankee Stadium
1937 Red Sox acquire the contract of 19-year-old Ted Williams
1937 Yankees lose 9-5 but clinch pennant when Red Sox beat Detroit
1937 Chicago White Sox Bill Dietrich no-hits St. Louis Browns, 8-0
1936 Red Sox turn a triple-play on Yankees
1936 Red Sox Wes Ferrell, walks off mound when he feels he did no get good feilding, Sox suspend him
1936 Floyd Robinson, baseball player, White Sox, Reds, A's
1935 A's sell Jimmie Foxx to the Red Sox for $150,000
1935 White Sox sell Al Simmons to the Tigers for $75,000
1935 Chicago White Sox Vern Kennedy no-hits Cleveland Indians, 5-0
1935 White Sox Vern Kennedy no-hits Indians 5-0
1934 While Washington player-mgr Joe Cronin honeymoons with Mildred Robertson owner Clark Griffith's niece and adopted daughter, he is sold to Red Sox
1934 Idle Detroit wins pennant, as Red Sox beat Yankees 5-0
1934 Red Sox pitcher Wes Ferrell hits 2 home runs to beat White Sox 3-2 in 12
1934 New York Yankee Lou Gehrig hits for the cycle beating White Sox 11-2,
1934 Red Sox score 12 runs in 4th inning including record 4 consecutive triples hit by Carl Reynolds, Moose Solters, Rick Ferrell, and B Walters
1934 New Fenway Park opens, Washington Senators beat Red Sox 6-5
1933 1st time, brothers on opposite teams homer in the same game. Red Sox
1933 Trailing 11-3, Yanks score 12 runs in 8th and beat White Sox 15-11
1933 Thomas Yawkey purchases Boston Red Sox
1932 New York Yankees win World Series The winning pitcher is Babe Ruth beating Red Sox 9-3
1932 1st Sunday game at Fenway Park, Yanks beat Red Sox 13-2
1932 "Big Ed" Morris, pitcher (Boston Red Sox), dies
1931 Lefty Grove wins his 30th game of season over White Sox, 2-1
1931 Red Sox Earl Webb sets record with 65 en route to 67 doubles
1931 Washington Senator Bob Burke no-hits Boston Red Sox, 5-0
1931 White Sox score 11 in 8th to beat Yankees 14-12
1931 Chicago White Sox and New York Giants play 1st exhibition night game
1930 White Sox 1st baseman Bud Clancy didn't handle ball at all in a 9 inning game vs St. Louis Browns
1930 Lou Gehrig grand slams as Yanks beat Red Sox 14-13
1929 Heinie Wagner replaces Bill Carrigan as Red Sox manager
1929 Jimmy Piersall, baseball player, Red Sox, Senators, Indians
1929 A's clinch AL pennant with a 5-0 win over White Sox
1929 Detroit Tigers beats Chicago White Sox, 6-5, in 21 innings
1929 Red Sox announce they will play Sunday games at Braves Field
1928 New York Yankee Lou Gehrig hits 2 triples and 2 home runs to be White Sox 15-7
1927 Nellie Fox, White Sox infielder, AL MVP 1959
1927 Red Sox beat New York Yankees 12-11 in 18 innings at Fenway Park
1927 Red Sox beat Yankees 12-11 in 18 innings
1927 Lou Gehrig hits 3 home runs in 11-4 victory over Red Sox
1927 Tony Lazzeri hits 3 home runs Yanks beat White Sox 12-11
1927 Billy Pierce, pitcher, Chicago White Sox, seven time all star
1927 Judge Landis begins 3-day public hearing on charges that 4 games played between Chicago and Detroit in 1917 had been thrown to White Sox
1926 Chicago Tribune reports the Tigers threw a 4-game series to the White Sox in 1917 to help Chicago win the pennant (never substaniated)
1926 Eddie Collins is released as White Sox manager
1926 Indian Emil Levsen pitches complete doubleheader victory (Red Sox)
1926 White Sox Ted Lyons no hits Red Sox 6-0 in just 67 minutes at Fenway
1926 White Sox Earl Sheely hits a record 6th consecutive double
1925 White Sox Dickie Kerr, 1st appearance since winning 2 world series games in 1919
1925 White Sox manager Eddie Collins gets 3,000 hit
1924 White Sox beat New York Giants 8-4 in Dublin, less than 20 fans attend
1923 Yanks slaughter Red Sox 24-4
1923 Red Sox 1st baseman George Burns pulls off an unassisted triple play
1923 After a single, Red Sox Howard Ehmke retires next 27 Yanks
1923 Boston Red Sox Howard Ehmke no-hits Philadelphia A's, 4-0
1923 Harry Frazee, sells Red Sox to Ohio businessmen for $1M
1923 Cleveland Indians beat Boston Red Sox 27-3 with 13 runs in 6th inning
1923 2 "Black Sox" sue White Sox (unsuccessfully) for back salary
1922 Chicago White Sox Charles Robertson perfect games Detroit Tigers, 2-0
1922 Buck Weaver, a Black Sox, applies unsuccessfully for reinstatement
1921 Due to a technicality, 8 Chicago White Sox accused in Black Sox scandal are acquited, however Landis throws them out of baseball
1921 Chicago jury brings in not guilty verdict against the Black Sox
1921 Black Sox trial begins in Chicago
1920 Chicago grand jury indicts Abe Attell, Hal Chase, and Bill Burns as go-betweens in Black Sox World Series scandal
1920 8 White Sox indicted, threw 1919 World Series (Black Sox scandal)
1920 Chicago grand jury convenes to investigate charges that 8 White Sox players conspired to fix the 1919 World Series
1920 Red Sox turn triple-play, but Ruth's 35th HR leads Yanks to 8-2 win
1920 Washington Senator Walter Johnson no-hits Boston Red Sox, 1-0
1920 Yanks win protest of 1-0 White Sox win and game is replayed
1920 Boston Red Sox sell Babe Ruth to New York Yankees
1920 New York Yankees purchase Babe Ruth from Red Sox for $125,000
1919 Red Sox owner Harry Frazee announces they will deal any player except Harry Hooper, Hooper is sent to the White Sox after 1920 season
1919 Yanks and Red Sox reach agreement on transfer of Babe Ruth
1919 Reds beat White Sox, 5 games to 3 in 16th World Series. This series is known as black sox scandal as 8 White Sox throw series
1919 White Sox catcher Ray Schalk is 2nd man ejected from a World Series
1919 World Series begins as a best of 9 affair, White Sox intentionally throw this series to satisfy gamblers (Black Sox Scandal)
1919 White Sox Happy Felsch ties record of 4 outfield assists in a game
1919 Red Sox Babe Ruth hits 2 home runs in a game for his 1st of 72 times
1918 Kid Gleason replaces Pants Rowland as White Sox manager
1918 Red Sox trade Dutch Leonard, Ernie Shore and Duffy Lewis to Yankees for Ray Caldwell and Slim Love, Frank Gilhooey, Al Walters and $15,000
1918 Robert Feller, MLB pitcher, Red Sox, led AL in strikeouts 7 times
1918 Ted Williams, hitter, Red Sox, AL MVP '46, '49; Trip Crown '42, '47
1918 Boston Red Sox beat Chicago Cubs, 4 games to 2 in 15th World Series
1918 Boston Red Sox, win earliest AL pennent ever (season ended Sept 2)
1918 Ted Williams, Baseball's last .400 hitter for the Boston Red Sox
1918 Babe Ruth's blast over the fence in Fenway scores Amos Strunk, the Red Sox win 1-0 over Cleve, prevailing rules reduce Babe's HR to a triple
1918 Boston Red Sox Dutch Leonard's 2nd no-hitter beats Tigers, 5-0
1918 White Sox losing 5-4 against New York Yankees, load the bases in 9th with no outs Chick Gandil lines to Frank Baker who turns a triple play
1918 Yankees set record with 8 sacrifices, beat Red Sox's Babe Ruth 5-4
1918 Dominic DiMaggio, baseball outfielder for the Boston Red Sox
1917 Chicago White Sox beat New York Giants, 4 games to 2 in 14th World Series
1917 Ernie Shore replaces Red Sox pitcher Babe Ruth with a runner on, he throws him out and retires all 26 he faces for a perfect game
1917 Red Sox Babe Ruth beats Washington Senator Walter Johnson, 1-0
1917 St. Louis Brown Bob Groom no-hits Chicago White Sox, 3-0
1917 St. Louis Brown Ernie Koob no-hits Chicago White Sox, 1-0
1917 Yankee lefty George Mogridge no-hits Red Sox 2-1 at Fenway
1917 Chicago White Sox Ed Cicotte no-hits St. Louis Browns, 11-0
1917 Babe Ruth beats New York Yanks, pitching 3-hit 10-3 win for Red Sox
1917 Red Sox sell Smokey Joe Wood, his arm dead at 26, to Cleveland for $15,000
1916 Boston Red Sox beat Brooklyn Dodgers, 4 games to 1 in 13th World Series
1915 Boston Red Sox beat Philadelphia Phillies, 4 games to 1 in 12th World Series
1915 Red Sox, 3-1, with an 8th inning 2 run rally
1915 Red Sox clinch AL pennant by beating Detroit
1915 Red Sox ask Braves for use of their larger park for World Series
1915 Chicago White Sox Jimmy Lavender no-hits New York Giants, 2-0
1915 White Sox obtain Joe Jackson from Cleveland in exchange for Robert Roth, Larry Chappell, Ed Klepfer, and $31,500
1915 Red Sox Babe Ruth pitching debut and 1st HR, loses to Yanks 4-3 in 15
1914 Connie Mack sells Eddie Collins to the White Sox
1914 Babe Ruth makes his baseball debut, pitches for Red Sox
1914 Babe Ruth debuts as a pitcher for Boston Red Sox, he beats Cleveland 4-3
1914 Boston Red Sox purchase Babe Ruth from Baltimore Orioles
1914 Chicago White Sox Joe Benz no-hits Cleveland Indians, 6-1
1914 New York Giants and Chicago White Sox play an exhibition baseball game in Egypt
1913 White Sox beat Giants 9-4 in exhibition game in Tokyo
1912 Red Sox Tris Speaker's makes only world series unassisted double play, from the outfield
1912 Red Sox defeat A's 3-0 for then AL record 105th win
1912 Red Sox pitcher Joe Wood ties then record of 16 straight wins
1912 1st homerun hit at Fenway Park (Hugh Bradley, Red Sox)
1912 Fenway Park officially opens, Red Sox beat New York Highlanders 7-6 in 11
1912 1st exhibition baseball game at Fenway Park (Red Sox vs. Harvard)
1911 Chicago White Sox Ed Walsh no-hits Boston, 5-0
1911 Boston Red Sox Joe Wood no-hits St. Louis Browns, 5-0
1911 Boston Red Sox Smokey Joe Wood no-hits St. Louis Browns, 5-0
1911 White Sox Ed Walsh stops Ty Cobb's 40-game hitting streak
1911 Tigers trailing White Sox 13-1 come back to win 16-15
1911 Red Sox Joe Wood strikes out 3 pinch hitters in 9th for 5-4 win
1910 Using 20, 137,000 candlepower arc lights, 2 amateur baseball teams play a night game at White Sox Park
1910 A's Jack Coombs and White Sox Ed Walsh pitch a 16 inn scoreless tie
1910 Chicago White Sox Comiskey Park opens, visiting Browns win 2-0
1910 Chicago's Comiskey Park opens - St. Louis Browns beat White Sox 2-0
1910 White Sox Park (Comiskey Park) opens with 2-0 loss to Browns
1910 Cleveland Indian Addie Joss wins 2nd no-hitter beating White Sox
1909 Dutch, Emil, Leonard, baseball pitcher, Boston Red Sox, 1.01 ERA 1914
1909 Boston Red Sox trade Cy Young, at 41, to Cleveland Naps
1908 Tigers beat White Sox, 7-0 to win AL pennant
1908 White Sox Ed Walsh tops Detroit 6-1 for his 40th victory
1908 Chicago White Sox Frank Smith 2nd no-hitter, beats Philadelphia 1-0
1907 Chicago White Sox Ed Walsh no-hits New York Highlanders, 8-1 in 5 inning game
1906 All Chicago World Series, 1st AL victory, White Sox win 4 games to 2 Cubs losers share of $439.50 is lowest for World Series
1906 Joe Cronin, baseball, Pirates, Red Sox, Senators, MVP 1930, AL Pres
1906 White Sox Ed Walsh strikes out then record 12 in a World Series game
1906 Chicago White Sox win 19th straight, beating Washington Senators
1906 Chicago White Sox begin AL record 19 game win streak
1906 After 20 straight wins, Boston Pilgrims lose to Chicago White Sox 3-0
1906 Flagpole at the White Sox ballpark breaks during pennant-raising
1905 Boston's Bill Dinneen no-hits Chicago White Sox, 2-0
1905 Chicago White Sox Frank Smith no-hits Detroit Tigers, 15-0
1905 Philadelphia A's beat Boston Red Sox 4-2 in 20 inning game
1904 Yanks 2 games out play 1st place Red Sox on final day doubleheader 41 game winner Chesbro loses 1st game and chance at pennant
1904 White Sox lefty Doc White, pitches his 5th shutout in 18 days
1904 Boston's Jesse Tannehell no-hits Chicago White Sox, 6-0
1904 Boston Herald tells of Red Sox trade "Dougherty as a Yankee," 1st known reference to New York club as Yankees (became Yankees in 1913)
1903 1st baseball World Series, Pittsburgh Pirates vs Boston Pilgrims (Red Sox)
1903 Yanks and White Sox end deadlocked at 6-6 in 18
1903 1st Highlander (Yankee) shut-out victory 1-0 over White Sox
1903 Chicago White Sox commit 12 errors against Detroit Tigers
1903 Thomas Yawkey, baseball owner for the Boston Red Sox
1902 Chicago White Sox Jim Callahan no-hits Detroit Tigers, 3-0
1901 Chicago White Sox Frank Isbell strands record 11 teammate base runners
1901 Cleve's Earl Moore no-hits Chicago White Sox 9 inn but loses in 10th 4-2
1901 Detroit Tigers commit 12 errors against Chicago White Sox
1901 Cleveland's Bock Baker gives up a record 23 singles as White Sox beat Blues (Cleveland Blues!) 13-1
1887 Joe Jackson, black sox player, Say it aint so, Joe
1887 Edward Collins, New York, Hall of Fame infielder, White Sox, A's
1859 Charles Comiskey, 1st basemen/manager, Chicago White Sox
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