Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›On the Same Side Now-Righthanders Bob Rush, at left, and Don Kaiser, right, who came to Milwaukee Braves in winter deal with Chicago Cubs, pose with new teammate, pitcher Warren Spahn, at Braves camp today. Rush, 32, spend 10 years with Chicago where he had a lifetime mark of 110 wins and 140 losses with a second-division team. His 1957 record was 6-16. Kaiser, 22m is former bonus boy. He split last season between Cubs and their Portland, Ore. farm. It is expected Rush will bolster pitching strength of the Champion Braves. Signed batterymen reported as camp opened today.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
On the Same Side Now-Righthanders Bob Rush, at left, and Don Kaiser, right, who came to Milwaukee Braves in winter deal with Chicago Cubs, pose with new teammate, pitcher Warren Spahn, at Braves camp today. Rush, 32, spend 10 years with Chicago where he had a lifetime mark of 110 wins and 140 losses with a second-division team. His 1957 record was 6-16. Kaiser, 22m is former bonus boy. He split last season between Cubs and their Portland, Ore. farm. It is expected Rush will bolster pitching strength of the Champion Braves. Signed batterymen reported as camp opened today.
Associated Press · [ca. February 1958]
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[Information from item housing] Baseball: Teams: Milwaukee Braves: 1950s
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