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Daryl Van Schouwen

White Sox starter Mike Clevinger allows one run in five innings

Mike Clevinger pitches against the Rangers Wednesday. (Daryl Van Schouwen)

SURPRISE, Ariz. — Fighting the effects of a sinus infection, White Sox right-hander Mike Clevinger allowed one run and three hits in five innings Wednesday against the Rangers in his second-to-last start of spring training. He struck out three, walked one and got eight ground-ball outs.

In a game that lasted 1 hour, 54 minutes, Rangers hitters were swinging early, a trend Clevinger has noticed all spring. He attributes it to the pitch clock.

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