DETROIT, Sept. 8 (UPI) -- Jeremy Bonderman allowed three hits and struck out eight over eight innings Wednesday, leading the Detroit Tigers to a 5-1 decision over the Chicago White Sox.
Bonderman (8-9) equaled his longest outing of the season and won for the second time in his last six appearances. He had missed a start two weeks ago because of inflammation in his rib cage.
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Detroit took control with a four-run fourth inning that featured a two-run single from Brandon Inge and a two-run double by Alex Avila.
Phil Coke relieved Bonderman in the ninth and gave up a hit in a non-save situation.
The loss went to John Danks (13-10), who surrendered all five runs in six innings on eight hits. Just two of the runs were earned.
