White Sox history features notable performances and managerial shifts on September 10

September 10 holds several historical milestones for the Chicago White Sox organization. Joe Horlen threw a 6-0 no-hitter against the Tigers in 1967, supported by a defensive play from Wayne Causey. On this day in 1930, Luke Appling made his debut with the club, while Paul Richards resigned as manager in 1954 to join the Baltimore Orioles. Other notable events include Johnny Rigney losing an 11-game winning streak in 1939 and Nolan Ryan striking out 18 batters during an Angels victory over Chicago in 1976. Additionally, the team activated Minnie Miñoso in 1976 for his fourth decade of major league play and began a 12-game losing streak in 1927. The Triple-A Denver Bears, a White Sox affiliate, captured the American Association title on this date in 1983.

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