In a historic game at Griffith Stadium, the White Sox established a team record by scoring eight runs in the 16th inning against the Senators, ultimately winning 13-5. This match not only showcased Hall of Fame pitcher Red Faber's endurance, as he pitched all 16 innings, but also marked the beginning of a remarkable streak where the White Sox scored ten or more runs and made 15 or more hits in three consecutive games. This achievement had been reached only a handful of times in MLB history. Additionally, Earl Sheely and Joe DiMaggio's stellar performances during the 1920s further highlighted the team's explosive offense during this era.
The White Sox set a record for most runs scored in an extra inning, scoring eight in the 16th to defeat the Senators, 13-5.
Earl Sheely started a remarkable streak of six consecutive extra-base hits over two games, showcasing his powerful batting early in 1926.
Joe DiMaggio's incredible performance against the White Sox included hitting for the cycle and driving in six runs in a dominant 13-2 win.
The White Sox's achievement of scoring 10+ runs and 15+ hits for three straight games was a rare feat, matched by the 2008 team.
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