Historical highlights mark September 12 in Chicago White Sox history

September 12 holds several milestones in Chicago White Sox history, ranging from their first pennant clinching to individual player achievements. In 1900, the White Sox secured a 12-4 victory over the Cleveland Blues to claim the franchise’s first pennant. Eight years later, Frank Smith led the team to a 2-1 win against the Detroit Tigers in 10 innings. The club also executed a triple play during an 8-2 loss to Cleveland in 1922, featuring a sequence from Eddie Collins, Ernie Johnson, and Earl Sheely. Later, in 1956, the organization signed Jim Derrington, who became the youngest pitcher to start a major league game at age 16. Additionally, Minnie Miñoso recorded a hit in 1976 at age 52, while Robin Ventura made his debut during an 11-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles in 1989.

• 7:14 PMYahoo Sports — September 12 in Chicago White Sox History