On this day, notable events in White Sox history include Joe DeSa hitting a pinch-hit grand slam in 1985, marking his final MLB homer. In 1923, the team acquired Maurice Archdeacon, who excelled but faded by 1925, leading to the trade that brought Tommy Thomas, a top pitcher for the franchise. Additionally, in 1967, the Sox won a 17-inning game against Cleveland, showcasing impressive pitching. Other highlights include Frank Thomas tying the franchise homer record in 1996 and a Rolling Stones concert at Sox Park in 2002.
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September 13 in Chicago White Sox History
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