Oct. 7, 1919: Edmund Waller “Ted” Gale on Game 5 of the Black Sox World Series.

Oct. 7, 1919: Cincinnati beats the Black Sox 5-0. "Chicago's interest in its White Sox of 1919 practically ended today when they went down to defeat for the second consecutive time without a run in the fifth game of the World Series by a score of 5 to 0, putting their opponents within one game of the big pennant."

June 28, 1921: The Black Sox trial begins in Chicago. "Ten of the 18 defendants in the baseball trial which opened here today put in an appearance. The suspended White Sox players, Felsch, Cicotte, Williams, Jackson, Gandil, Weaver and Risberg, were on hand when the case was called. Fred McMullin, the other indicted player, is on the Pacific Coast…."