Baseball Historians

September 23, 1967 at Cleveland Stadium
White Sox 8 (88-68), Indians 0 
The bad news was the White Sox was, even with a win today, they still stood in fourth place.  The good news is, they were just one game back of first place as once again, just a single game seperated first and fourth place.  And [...]

September 22, 1967 at Cleveland Stadium
Indians 2, White Sox 1  (87-68)
Tony Horton belted a solo homer in the bottom of the twelth inning off of Roger Nelson as the White Sox fell all the way to fourth place in a tough loss.  The White Sox scored their lone run in the top of the ninth [...]

September 13, 1967 at Comiskey Park
White Sox 1 (81-66), Indians 0
The White Sox ended their three game skid and they kept their head above water in an impressive seventeen inning pitcher’s duel.  Gary Peters threw eleven shutout innings in his start and he struck out ten and then three relievers combined to throw six shutout [...]

September 12, 1967 at Comiskey Park
Indians 4, White Sox 3  (80-65)
The White Sox lost their second straight game and the first game of their doubleheader against the Indians in a game they hung in with, but never could manage to take the lead.  Rookie Steve Jones fell to 2-2 when he gave up two runs [...]

September 9, 1967 at Comiskey Park
Tigers 7 (81-62), White Sox 3 (78-63)
The Tigers won their fifth straight game and in the process, kept up with the first place Twins as they both sat atop the American League standings and they did it in dramatic fashion.  Down for most of the game, the Tigers scored seven [...]

September 8, 1967 at Comiskey Park
Tigers 4 (80-62), White Sox 1 (78-62)
The Tigers supplanted the Boston Red Sox tie as they moved into a tie for first place in the American League with the Minnesota Twins.  They did behind the red hot arm of Mickey Lolich, who improved to 10-12 and was riding a five [...]

September 3, 1967 at Fenway Park
White Sox 4 (75-60), Red Sox (77-61)
The White Sox took their second straight game over the Red Sox to win their series and keep themselves in the pennant race.  Tommy John had the impressive start and he improved to 9-9.  He gave up just five hits with four strikeouts in [...]

September 2, 1967 at Fenway Park
White Sox 4 (74-60), Red Sox 1 (77-60)
The Red Sox fell from first and the White Sox made some headway as Joe Horlen held the Red Sox hitters in check.  He improved to 15-6 and he gave up one run on six hits and two walks with four strikeouts in the [...]