Colson Montgomery debuts as White Sox celebrate July 4 history

On July 4, the Chicago White Sox reflect on their history with notable events across the years. In 1911, Ed Walsh helped the White Sox shut down Ty Cobb during a 7-3 victory over the Tigers. The year 1928 saw Ray Schalk resign as manager, leading to Lena Blackburne taking over. Additionally, Eric McNair recorded a remarkable 12-of-13 run in 1939, contributing significantly to a doubleheader. The day also marks key managerial milestones: Tony La Russa began his role as first-base coach in 1978. The day features mixed historical achievements, highlighting the team's legacy.

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