White Sox-Cubs trivia

I was listening to Dan McNeil on the radio the other day and he was listing players who played for both the Cubs and White Sox. I was only half interested because he went on about how the list contains about 200 or so names. Yes, it does. So it got me tp thinking about creative lists of Cubs-Sox players, the guys on the list who have a unique distinction about their careers. So I decided to list players for the Cubs and White Sox who belong to some special sub group.

The following lists are of players that played for both the Cubs and White Sox who:

were born in Chicago:
George Moriarty
Cubs 1903-04
White Sox 1916

John Ostrowski
Cubs 1943-46
White Sox 1949-50

Phil Cavarretta
Cubs 1934-53
White Sox 1954-55

Jim Hughes
Cubs 1956
White Sox 1957

Donn Pall
White Sox 1988-93
Cubs 1994

are members of the Baseball Hall of Fame

Clark Griffith
Cubs 1893-1900
White Sox 1901-02

Johnny Evers
Cubs 1902-13
White Sox 1922

Hoyt Wilhelm
White Sox 1963-68
Cubs 1970

Rich "Goose" Gossage
White Sox 1972-76
Cubs 1988

Ron Santo
Cubs 1960-73
White Sox 1974

played for the New York Mets and New York Yankees

Charley Smith
White Sox 1962-64
Mets 1964-65
Yankees 1967-68
Cubs 1969

Dick Tidrow
Yankees 1974-79
Cubs 1979-82
White Sox 1983
Mets 1984

Lance Johnson
White Sox 1988-95
Mets 1996-97
Cubs 1997-99
Yankees 2000

played for the Federal League Chicago Whales

Rollie Zeider
White Sox 1910-13
Whales 1914-15
Cubs 1916-18

Dutch Zwilling
White Sox 1910
Whales 1914-15
Cubs 1916

played in the postseason for both teams

Vance Law
White Sox 1983
Cubs 1989

Lance Johnson
White Sox 1993
Cubs 1998

played for the 1969 Cubs and the 1977 White Sox

Oscar Gamble
Don Kessinger

played for the worst Cub and worst White Sox teams in history

Danny Murphy
1962 Cubs (59-103)
1970 White Sox (56-106)

hit grand slams for both teams

Phil Cavarretta
Johnny Callison
Ron Santo