On September 4, 1960, the playing streak of future Hall of Famer Nellie Fox comes to an end at 798 games. The slick-fielding Chicago White Soxā second baseman is hospitalized with a virus and is replaced in the lineup by Billy Goodman. Fox would have gone 1,072 straight games had manager Marty Marion not rested him on August 5, 1955. Goodman helps the Sox split a doubleheader with the Tigers, losing, 6 ā 4, before winning, 5 ā 4.
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