White Sox history includes no-hitter and significant trades on May 31

On May 31 across various years, the White Sox witnessed significant events. In 1914, Joe Benz threw a no-hitter against Cleveland, securing a 6-1 victory at Comiskey Park, with the only run resulting from three errors. Ernie Johnson was waived by the White Sox in 1923 and later claimed by the Yankees, where he earned a World Series ring. In 1950, GM Frank Lane’s trade with the Senators paved the way for Nellie Fox. The Sox scored 22 runs in a 1970 game against the Red Sox, marking a historic offensive performance. In a 1978 matchup, they dominated California with a 17-2 win. The day also featured a violent altercation involving Don Buford in a 1971 doubleheader against the Orioles.

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