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Article: CONTROVERSIAL DOUBLE PLAY LIFTS SOX
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- Post-Tribune (IN)
- Article date:
- April 8, 1988
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White Sox Manager Jim Fregosi smiled wolfishly.
California's Cookie Rojas turned purple.
Guess who won Thursday's baseball game?
Dave LaPoint's pitching and a phantom ninth-inning double play lifted the White Sox to a 2-1 victory at Comiskey Park.
LaPoint was working on a three-hit shutout with one out in the ninth, but Tony Armas and Chili Davis knocked him out with successive doubles.
"I wasn't tired," said LaPoint. "I was just trying to be too fine and got a couple of pitches up."
After relief pitcher Bill Long walked Wally Joyner, Brian Downing grounded to second baseman Fred Manrique, who flipped to shortstop Ozzie ...