Chicago White Sox history features records and notable events on September 15

On September 15, the Chicago White Sox recall several notable events from their history. In 1901, the team set an MLB record by hitting five triples in one inning during a doubleheader against Milwaukee, rallying to win both games. In 1948, the White Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 17-10, scoring 10 runs in the seventh inning, despite being in last place at the time. Additionally, 1915 saw Red Faber pitch a one-hitter against the Red Sox. The team also released shortstop Jimmy Burke on this day in 1948, only to have him picked up by the Pittsburgh Pirates the following day. Meanwhile, 1954 marked a significant managerial change when Paul Richards departed for the Baltimore Orioles, leading to a new era for the White Sox.

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