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Daily Position Focus: Designated Hitter, First Base

Frank Thomas
Tony Muser
Greg Luzinski
Dan Pasqua
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Recent Additions

Andrew Benintendi
Drew Thorpe
Ky Bush

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* Factoid: Terry Leach played Pitcher for the mighty White Sox.
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White Sox Update cards
White Sox Coffee Talk
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Charlie was traded to the White Sox last winter as part of the deal that sent Roy Sievers to Philadelphia. The infielder started the 1961 season with the Los Angeles Dodgers before going to the Phils last May. With Spokane in 1960, Charlie hit .322.



Pete, a former A.L. Rookie of the Year in 1963, only appeared in 84 ballgames in 1966. The White Sox's third baseman made a fine come- back in 1967 as he led Chicago in home runs and runs batted in.



Stan became a 20-game winner for 1st time in career, 1972, and credits his success to Chisox Pitching Coach Johnny Sain. The curve ball thrown at a slower speed and the variation of the slider by also throwing it sidearm made the difference.



Rookie Cards

Michael Kopech
Jack McDowell
Andrew Vaughn

Gallery Redux!

Nellie Fox, Second Base - White Sox.
Robin Ventura, Third Base - White Sox.

Back to the Front! White Sox card back du jour...

Walt Williams, Ed Stroud
After two consecutive seasons of batting .330 for Tulsa, Walt was brought up to the Chicago White Sox. Though just 5'6", Walt has hit better than 300 for four minor league clubs since beginning his career in 1963. Ed was optioned by the Chisox to Indianapolis in the P.C.L. in May of 1967. Last year, the outfielder batted .309 there. He had his finest minor league campaign at Tidewater in 1965 where he hit .341.
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White Sox
Total Card Count

7,715

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