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Mike Fornieles
Mike joined the White Sox pitching staff last season after being traded by Washington during the winter of 1952. He pitched in the Minors only two years. In 1951, he won 17. lost 6 and had a 2.86 ERA for Big Spring. The next year at Havana, Mike had 14 wins, fanned 135 and his ERA was 2.66. The Senators called him up in 1952 and he had a 2-2 mark.
1954 Topps Set (Baseball)
154
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Not only did Dylan's 12.28 SOS/9 IP lead the American League in 2021, it was the fourth-highest rate ever by a 25-or-younger pitcher. He fanned 10 or more eight times - a team record for a right-hander.

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The veteran righthander was traded from Kansas City mid-way through the 1961 season. Formerly with Detroit, he has now pitched on three different American League clubs. Ray's best year was in 1960 when he pitched for a last place club, yet he still racked up 14 victories.

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For the first three years of Jerry's career, he never touched a catcher's mask. Instead, the youngster split his duties between first base, third base and in the outfield. Jerry was converted to a catcher in 1961 and he developed into a fine defensive backstop in the White Sox farm chain.

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Howie Judson
Used mainly in relief in 1950. Had a 2-3 record in 46 games. In 26 games for the weak-hitting Sox in 1949, winning 1 and losing 14. Won 4, and lost 5, in 1948. Howie attended the University of Illinois for 2 years. Then, in 1946, began in organized baseball with Waterloo of the Three-I League. Won 16, lost 8, the following year. Hit the majors, with the Pale Hose, for the 1948 campaign.
1951 Bowman Set (Baseball)
123
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Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

2002 Bowman's Best Set (Baseball) (5)
2023 Donruss Set (Baseball) (9)
2005 Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects Set (Baseball) (3)
1987 Fleer Set (Baseball) (26)
2020 Topps Tribute Set (Baseball) (4)
2018 Stadium Club Set (Baseball) (7)
1960 Topps Set (Baseball) (41)
1987 Fleer Classic Miniatures Set (Baseball) (4)
1994 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (15)
2004 Fleer Ultra Set (Baseball) (14)
1950 Bowman Set (Baseball) (14)
2008 Topps Allen & Ginter Set (Baseball) (9)
2022 Topps Set (Baseball) (25)
1998 Stadium Club Set (Baseball) (13)
1954 Topps Set (Baseball) (15)

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7,715

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