Today in White Sox History: April 15

On this day one year ago, Braden Shewmake led off the fifth inning with a duck snort to center. He then stole second base. He was the only White Sox batter to reach second in the game. Jamie Sabau/Getty Images 1915

It was the biggest shutout in team history, as the White Sox pasted St. Louis, 16-0. The Pale Hose put up seven runs before the home Browns even got to bat, and scored in every inning but the third, seventh and eighth. It was just a 15-hit assault with no homers, so how did the Sox score 16? With help from five Browns errors and six stolen bases!

Buck Weaver went 3-for-6 with a double and two runs, pacing all the White Sox hitters ... except starting pitcher Red Faber, who went…