CHICAGO -- The White Sox laid back for a while in Tuesday
night's Game 3 of the World Series, but when they began to apply
some pressure to Houston's best hope, they didn't go quietly --
or quickly.  Rousting Astros ace Roy Oswalt out of his shell of
domination, the White Sox sent 11 men to the plate in the fifth
inning, collecting six hits for five runs to turn a 4-0 deficit
into a 5-4 lead -- and a silenced Minute Maid Park.  A.J.
Pierzynski delivered the key blow, a two-out, two-run double
that pulled the plug on a frenzied Houston crowd that had been
well into celebrating Texas' first World Series game.  After
Chicago was blanked on two hits through four innings, Joe Crede
began the fifth with a home run -- his second of the World
Series and third of the postseason.  Juan Uribe followed with a
single. Chicago pitcher Jon Garland struck out in a failed
attempt to bunt -- but the Sox would be within a run before
Oswalt could record the second out of the inning.  Scott
Podsednik, Tadahito Iguchi and Jermaine