Baseball Historians

May 31, 1967 at Comiskey Park
White Sox 3, Orioles 2  (25-15)
The White Sox ended their three game winning streak with an eleven inning win over the Orioles.  Ron Hansen singled home Ken Berry in the bottom of the eleventh for the game winner.  Tommie Agee hit a solo homerun in the win and Don Buford […]

May 30, 1967 at Tiger Stadium
Tigers 4 (25-14), White Sox 2 (24-14)
The Tigers doubled up the White Sox in opener of a weekday double header.  The White Sox actually got on the board first with a run in the second but the Tigers came back and scored two in the fifth and one in the […]

May 28, 1967 at Anaheim Stadium
Angels 5 (18-24), White Sox 0 (24-13)
Jim McGlothlin improved to 4-1 on the season with a six hit shutout.  The righthander walked one and he struck out six in an impressive start.  For the White Sox, John Buzhardt dropped to 2-3 with a rough start.  He gave up two runs on […]

May 24, 1967 at Metropolitan Stadium
White Sox 14 (22-11), Twins 1 (16-18)
The White Sox continued their impressive May with another series win and they did it in grand fashion today against the Twins.  Tommy McCraw had a career day at the plate in the blowout win.  He went three for six with three homeruns and […]

May 23, 1967 at Metropolitan Stadium
White Sox 5 (21-11), Twins 4 (16-17)
The White Sox put four runs on the board in the sixth inning to end their three game losing streak.  Three of those four runs came on a big three run homer by Ron Hansen.  Pete Ward also went yard in the game with a […]

May 6, 1967 at Cleveland Stadium
White Sox 2, Indians 0  (12-7)
The White Sox won their fourth straight game with a combined three hit shutout by Joe Horlen and Bob Locker.  Horlen gave up the three hits and he struck out four while Locker struck out one without giving up a hit.
Tommy McCraw singled and drove […]

May 5, 1967 at Cleveland Stadium
White Sox 3, Indians 2  (11-7)
The White Sox came back from two runs down to top the Indians 3-2 and in the process, they picked up their third straight win.  Tommy John threw all nine innings and he gave up two runs (one earned) on four hits and two walks […]

May 3, 1967 at Comiskey Park
White Sox 2 (10-7), Tigers 1  (10-7)
Gary Peters and Denny McLain locked horns in a pitchers dual with Peters came out on top.  The White Sox scored two runs in the first inning on RBI singles by Pete Ward and Tommy McCraw and despite not scoring the rest of the game, […]