White Sox history features Dennis Lamp and more on August 1

August 1 marks several notable events in White Sox history, including Dennis Lamp earning a save after starting a series opener in 1982. On this day in 1901, Nixey Callahan pitched the first one-hitter for the franchise, defeating Detroit 4-0. Ted Lyons had a 14 1⁄3 inning effort in a 15-inning win at Philadelphia in 1925, while Early Wynn lost to Bill Monbouquette's no-hitter in 1962. The White Sox also achieved their 8,000th win as a franchise in 2003, crushing the Mariners 12-1. Mark Buehrle had a streak of 49 straight starts with six or more innings halted in 2005 when he was ejected in the sixth inning of a game in Baltimore.

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