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White Sox, Orioles under way after rain delay

By Daryl Van Schouwen

BALTIMORE — The White Sox game against the Orioles at Camden Yards Saturday was delayed by rain for approximately 40 minutes.

The tarp came off the infield at 6:10, CST, and play was scheduled to begin at 6:45.

Right-hander Dylan Covey started for the Sox against Orioles righty Dylan Bundy.

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