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7/31-8/3/1989 Chicago at Oakland

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4/14-16/1989 Oakland at Chicago

The A’s broke out of their seven-game losing streak with a three-game sweep at Chicago. This came not long after the White Sox swept a series in Oakland. It was highlighted by a Bob Welch near-perfect game in the middle contest. Glenn Hubbard and Dave Parker hit big home runs in the other games. The…
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4/7-9/1989 Chicago at Oakland

It hasn’t been the best start for the A’s, who suffered a three-game sweep at home to Chicago White Sox. After six games, Oakland is already two games off the pace. Each game saw multiple culprits: defensive miscues, bullpen collapses, lack of hitting, bad baserunning, you name it. 2-4 sim, 4-2 actualApril 7 — sim…
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Cleveland Indians defeat Chicago White Sox, 4 games to 3

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Chicago White Sox defeat Philadelphia Athletics, 4 games to 1

FIRST ROUND: Outstanding pitching by Chicago, which limited Philadelphia to two runs or fewer in four of the five games, helped the White Sox advance. Chicago posted an ERA of 1.60 and limited the A’s to a .169 batting average. Pre-Expansion Greats Tournament Game 1: Chicago 5, Philadelphia 2Game 2: Chicago 6, Philadelphia 2Game 3:…
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New York Mets 5, Chicago White Sox 1

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Baltimore Orioles 5, Chicago White Sox 2

GAME #13 (winners’ bracket second round): Three of Baltimore’s four hits on the day were home runs and led to all five runs. Eddie Murray and Lenn Sakata hit two-run blasts in the fourth and fifth innings, respectively, and Doug DeCinces added a solo shot in the seventh inning. The Orioles’ Dennis Martinez was one…
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Chicago White Sox 4, California Angels 3

GAME #5 (winners’ bracket first round): The Angels’ Ed Ott made things interesting with a two-out single in the top of the ninth inning. But when he tried to score from second on Butch Hobson’s subsequent single, Ott was thrown out at the plate by center fielder Chet Lemon, ending the contest. Tony Bernazard hit…
