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Bob Rush
Bob is one of the biggest men in baseball, and has the strength and savvy to overpower a batter. He's a mighty good pitcher, and if he had had a stronger hitting team behind him, he could have won more games. He lost 20 in 1950, while winning 13, but the record could have been reversed. Began in 1947 with Des Moines, after 8 games with them he finished the season with Nashville. Came to Cubs in 1948.
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Ray, an ex-Major League outfield star, is starting his 34th year in baseball. He played all of his 10 N.L. years with the Cards, hitting over .300 four straight times, with a high of .342 in '25. He managed the Cards in '39 & '40 and also piloted Columbus, Rochester, New Orleans and St. Paul. Before coming to the Cubs in '53, he coached the Reds, Dodgers and Cards.



Dee is a good fielder around first base, and a handy man with a bat. He appeared in 141 games for the 1954 edition of the Chicago Cubs, and his batting average was a respectable .285. He had 162 hits to his credit, and they included 30 doubles, 4 triples and 9 home runs. He batted in 49 runs. Dee has been in baseball since 1946. He first came to the majors in 1951, starting the season with Chicago. He finished the year with Los Angeles, rejoining the Cubs the next year to stay.



Plays current leading role in great Cub experiment to fill gap at shortstop which was left by trading of Billy Jurges. Last season finished with fielding average of .941. Committed 34 errors in 540 chances. Hit only .218 in 124 games - but much improvement is expected.



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Rich Nye, John Upham
Rich earned a shot with the Chicago Cubs as a result of his professional debut in 1966. A tall 6'4", the southpaw weighs 190 pounds. Rich will turn 23 years old this August 4th. After a minor league career as an outfielder, John was converted to the mound this past spring by the Chicago management. The 25 year old southpaw makes his home in Ontario, Canada.
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