White Sox history features notable performances on June 17

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White Sox history features notable performances on June 17
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On June 17, the White Sox marked significant events in team history. In 1916, they defeated Babe Ruth and the Red Sox 5-0 at Comiskey Park, with Joe Benz earning the win. In 1968, the team had its only victory at County Stadium in Milwaukee, edging the Indians 2-1. Julio Cruz debuted with the Sox in 1983, contributing to a turnaround that would lead to 99 wins that season. In 2023, rookie Zach Remillard made a memorable debut, reaching base four times during a thrilling 4-3, 11-inning victory over the Mariners. Remillard's performance included a game-tying hit and a go-ahead single.

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  • White Sox beat Babe Ruth's Red Sox 5-0 in 1916.
  • In 1968, Chicago won 2-1 against Cleveland at County Stadium.
  • Julio Cruz had his first start in 1983 as White Sox began a successful run.
  • Zach Remillard debuted with four times on base in 2023, leading to a win over Seattle.
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