1912 Chicago White Sox Trades and Transactions

Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.

• February 6, 1912

  Purchased Jack Fournier from the Boston Red Sox.

• April 26, 1912

  Returned Del Paddock to Dubuque (Three-I) following previous purchase.

• May 25, 1912

  Traded Flame Delhi and player to be named later to San Francisco (Pacific Coast). Received a player to be named later. San Francisco (Pacific Coast) sent Frank Miller (December 27, 1912) to the Chicago White Sox to complete the trade.

• July 8, 1912

  Purchased Ralph Bell from Burlington (Central Association).

• July 9, 1912

  Purchased Eddie Cicotte from the Boston Red Sox.

• August 2, 1912

  Purchased Ernie Johnson from Dubuque (Three-I) for $500 plus $2000 if kept.

• August 5, 1912

  Lee Tannehill player rights sold to Kansas City (American Association).

• August 7, 1912

  Purchased Ted Easterly from the Cleveland Naps.

• August 8, 1912

  Received Roy Crabb from Davenport (I-I-I) as part of a conditional deal.

  Purchased Jimmy Johnston from Birmingham (Southern Association).

• August 9, 1912

  Traded players to be named later, Bruno Block, cash and Lena Blackburne to Milwaukee (American Association). Received Ray Schalk. The Chicago White Sox sent Matty McIntyre (August 24, 1912) and Mutz Ens (January 30, 1913) to Milwaukee (American Association) to complete the trade.

• August 20, 1912

  Roy Crabb player rights sold to the Philadelphia Athletics.

• September 16, 1912

  Drafted Reb Russell from Fort Worth (Texas) in the 1912 rule 5 draft.

  Drafted Mellie Wolfgang from Lincoln (Western) in the 1912 rule 5 draft.

• December, 1912

  Cuke Barrows player rights sold to Rochester (International).

• Before 1913 Season

  Selected Walter Schaller off waivers from the Detroit Tigers.

• January 16, 1913

  Purchased Davy Jones from the Detroit Tigers for $2,500.

• March 30, 1913

  Phil Douglas player rights sold to San Francisco (Pacific Coast).

  Jimmy Johnston player rights sold to San Francisco (Pacific Coast).