September 12 in Chicago White Sox History
A triple play — just to get out of the first inning!
On this day 104 years ago, Eddie Collins made history by starting one of the most peculiar triple plays in White Sox history. In a game against the Cleveland Blues on September 12, 1900, the White Sox secured their first pennant with a 12-4 victory. Roy Patterson was credited with the win, while the exceptional pitching and defense throughout the season were key factors.
Cleveland manager Jimmy McAleer praised the White Sox's performance, stating that it was an unprecedented feat for a team with weak hitters to win the pennant.
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