SOX HITTERS 1.000 HITTERS AS OF RIGHT NOW

Dallas McPherson, 2011..............1-for-1 (single)

Cliff Politte, 2005.............1-for-1 (double)

Neal Cotts, 2004.............1-for-1 (double)

Phil Regan, 1972.............1-for-1 (single)

Don Eddy, 1971.............1-for-1 (single)

Al Worthington, 1960............2-for-2 (singles)

Bob Rush, 1960.............1-for-1 (single)

Charlie Lindstrom, 1958............. 1-for-1 (triple)

Gus Keriazakos, 1950 .............1-for-1 (single)

Billy Meyer, 1913.............1-for-1 (single)

 

Wow, some great names. I had forgotten that Bob Rush went to the South Side. He was a pretty good pitcher for some really bad Cub teams in the 50's. Al Worthington came over from the Giants I believe. Thanks.

Wow, some great names. I had forgotten that Bob Rush went to the South Side. He was a pretty good pitcher for some really bad Cub teams in the 50's. Al Worthington came over from the Giants I believe. Thanks.

Woah. Not a lot of us remember Bob Rush although I had totally forgotten too that he pitched for the Sox.

 

Woah. Not a lot of us remember Bob Rush although I had totally forgotten too that he pitched for the Sox.

Bob Rush had 13 years in the show 1948-1960. 127-153, ERA of 3.65. He won 17 games in 1952, as I remember for a very bad Cubbie team. He finished his career with Sox in 1960, pitching 9 games, 14 innings, no W/L record. Sox were lousy, too, until 1951. That's when the Go-Go Sox started. I remember Rush well, trying to get an autograph as he drove away. He was one of Jack Brickhouse's favorites.

He was one of Jack Brickhouse's favorites.

Funny you mention that because I always thought, only knowing him from a couple of baseball cards, that he looked like Jack Brickhouse.