Noah Schultz delivers big bounce-back game, but Rays stymie White Sox' bats

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Noah Schultz needed that one. After two stinkers coming out of the All-Star break put his rotation spot in jeopardy, the rookie left-hander delivered five innings of one-run ball after Jordan Hicks opened with a perfect first. But that one run was enough in the White Sox’ 1-0 loss to the Rays on Saturday. “He was really good with the righties with the sinker glove-side and then used the cutter off of that,” manager Will Venable said. “So good job kind of dominating the…