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Recap: Chicago WSox vs. San Francisco

 

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Dewayne Wise hit a three-run home run to help the Chicago White Sox take a 6-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants in Cactus League action.

Jeff Keppinger went 3-for-3 with a run scored and Paul Konerko drove in a run and scored once for the White Sox, who got two hits and a run scored from Blake Tekotte as well.

John Danks pitched two innings for Chicago and gave up a run on two hits, while Ramon Troncoso pitched the next two innings to earn the win, giving up a run on four hits.

Joaquin Arias hit a solo home run for the Giants, who saw starter Ryan Vogelsong gave up three runs and four hits over three innings in the loss.

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