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| 1975 | The American League owners agree to let Bill Veeck back into baseball by allowing him to reacquire the White Sox when the maverick purchases the team from John Allyn for nearly $10 million. The Pale Hose new owner's second tenure in the Windy City will include the infamous Disco Demolition Night promotion in 1979, which results in a riot and a forfeit to Detroit at Comiskey Park. |
| 2019 |
"You can put it on the board, yes!" - HAWK HARRELSON, White Sox broadcaster's call of an opponent striking out. The Hall of Fame names long-time White Sox announcer Hawk Harrelson as the winner of the 44th Ford Frick Award, an honor that recognizes excellence in baseball broadcasting. During his 33 years in the broadcast booth, the former big league first baseman/outfielder endeared himself to the Chicago fans with his colorful storytelling and unwavering passion for the Southside team. |
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