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May 25, 2006

Hitless Wonders Held to Two Hits in Shutout Loss

by Jay Maxwell @ 10:05 am. Filed under 1906 White Sox, 1906 White Sox Diary - May

May 25, 1906 at Huntington Avenue Grounds

Pilgrims 3, White Sox 0  (14-16)

Boston Pilgrims starter Jesse Tannehill held the White Sox to a mere two hits in a masterful performance.  He struck out six White Sox and walked one.  Tip O’Neill and Frank Isbell had the only two hits, and George Davis left the team to nurse a sore arm.

Doc White threw a nice game but he would have needed to be perfect to pick up the win.  He gave up three runs on four hits and a single walk and he struck out two.

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