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Hall of Merit — A Look at Baseball's All-Time Best Monday, June 26, 20061979 Results: Say Hey to Willie and Gorgeous George Now That They Are in the Hall of Merit!In his first year of eligibility, all-time great Willie Mays was inducted into the Hall of Merit unanimously. He is the 11th player so far accorded this honor. Unlike the “Say Hey Kid,” legendary St. Louis Brown star first baseman George Sisler won election to the HoM in his 44th year on the ballot. Receiving 38% of all possible points, #1 Sisler fan from the electorate yest was seen weeping for joy at the news. Rounding out the top-ten were: José Méndez , Minnie Minoso , Ralph Kiner, Joe Sewell, Jake Beckley, Cannonball Dick Redding, Hugh Duffy, and Nellie Fox (first time in the top-ten!). RK LY Player PTS Bal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 n/e Willie Mays 1224 51 51 2 3 George Sisler 468 34 3 4 2 5 2 2 2 3 3 3 1 1 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 5 José Méndez 407 26 6 1 6 1 3 2 2 1 2 2 4 6 Minnie Minoso 390 33 1 1 3 4 3 1 3 3 3 3 4 1 3 5 4 Ralph Kiner 331 27 2 2 2 4 3 1 2 1 1 2 3 3 1 6 7 Joe Sewell 326 26 1 5 1 1 2 4 1 5 1 1 4 7 8 Jake Beckley 315 21 5 1 3 2 1 1 1 4 1 2 8 10 Cannonball Dick Redding 307 20 4 4 4 1 1 3 1 2 9 9 Hugh Duffy 304 22 2 2 3 1 3 1 2 1 1 4 1 1 10 15 Nellie Fox 284 21 1 1 3 2 4 1 2 2 2 2 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 12 Ken Boyer 275 22 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 1 12 16 Dobie Moore 269 21 1 2 3 2 4 3 2 3 1 13 13 Cupid Childs 267 21 3 3 1 1 2 2 3 3 1 2 14 11 Billy Pierce 262 21 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 1 2 2 2 1 15 14 Rube Waddell 262 20 3 4 2 1 3 2 1 3 1 16 17 George Van Haltren 260 19 2 1 1 1 3 2 3 3 2 1 17 18 Charley Jones 237 15 2 3 3 1 1 3 1 1 18 21 Bucky Walters 203 18 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 3 3 1 19 20 Edd Roush 203 16 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 20 19 Pete Browning 202 14 2 2 2 2 2 3 1 21 25 Quincy Trouppe 196 16 2 2 3 1 2 1 1 3 1 22 22T Gavy Cravath 193 16 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 3 23 29 Bob Johnson 188 14 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 24 27 Mickey Welch 186 12 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 25 22T Tommy Leach 182 14 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 3 26 24 Roger Bresnahan 181 14 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 3 1 27 30 Charlie Keller 175 13 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 28 26 Bob Elliott 151 13 2 1 4 1 2 1 2 29 31 Larry Doyle 142 10 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 30 28 Burleigh Grimes 128 9 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 31 34 Alejandro Oms 121 9 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 32 35T Dizzy Dean 95 10 3 1 2 1 2 1 33 32 Wally Schang 95 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 34 33 John McGraw 84 6 2 1 1 1 1 35 35T Tommy Bridges 82 9 1 1 1 1 2 3 36 n/e Frank Howard 81 8 1 2 3 1 1 37 41 Ernie Lombardi 62 5 1 1 1 1 1 38 38T Ben Taylor 61 6 1 1 1 1 2 39 37 Elston Howard 59 7 1 1 1 2 1 1 40 43 Jimmy Ryan 56 5 1 1 1 2 41 42 Pie Traynor 55 4 1 1 1 1 42 46 Sam Rice 54 6 2 1 1 2 43 n/e Luis Aparicio 53 6 1 2 1 1 1 44T 50 Carl Mays 53 5 1 2 1 1 44T 38T Vic Willis 53 5 1 1 2 1 46 49 Vern Stephens 52 5 1 1 1 1 1 47 40 Phil Rizzuto 51 5 1 2 1 1 48 44 Bill Monroe 47 4 1 1 1 1 49 45 Addie Joss 45 4 1 1 1 1 50 48 Ed Williamson 44 4 1 1 1 1 51 51T Rabbit Maranville 43 3 1 1 1 52T 57 Lefty Gomez 39 3 1 1 1 52T 47 Dutch Leonard 39 3 1 1 1 54 55 Chuck Klein 29 2 1 1 55 54 Dave Bancroft 28 3 1 2 56 62T Tony Mullane 26 3 1 1 1 57T 56 Frank Chance 26 2 1 1 57T 53 Dizzy Trout 26 2 1 1 59 58 Ed Cicotte 23 2 1 1 60 59T Fielder Jones 18 1 1 61 67T Wilbur Cooper 17 2 1 1 62 59T Luke Easter 17 1 1 63 n/e Jack Quinn 16 1 1 64 61 Herman Long 15 1 1 65 62T Red Schoendienst 14 1 1 66T 65T Artie Wilson 13 1 1 66T 62T Dom DiMaggio 13 1 1 68T 67T Bus Clarkson 12 1 1 68T 51T Gil Hodges 12 1 1 68T 67T Sam Leever 12 1 1 71T n/e Buzz Arlett 11 1 1 71T n/e Wally Berger 11 1 1 71T 73 Fred Dunlap 11 1 1 74 70T Bobby Veach 10 1 1 75T 70T Hack Wilson 9 1 1 75T n/e Sol White 9 1 1 77T 75 Bobby Estalella 7 1 1 77T 65T Bill Mazeroski 7 1 1 77T 70T Virgil Trucks 7 1 1 80T n/e Billy Nash 6 1 1 80T n/e Hilton Smith 6 1 1 Dropped Out: Tony Lazzeri(74). Ballots Cast: 51 John (You Can Call Me Grandma) Murphy
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1. John (You Can Call Me Grandma) Murphy Posted: June 27, 2006 at 12:02 AM (#2077023)HOF-not-HOM through 1979
1. Bancroft, Dave
2. Beckley, Jake
3 Bender, Chief
4 Bottomley, Jim
5 Bresnahan, Roger
6 Chance, Frank
7 Chesbro, Jack
8 Combs, Earle
9 Cuyler, Kiki
10 Dean, Dizzy
11 Duffy, Hugh
12 Evers, Johnny
13 Gomez, Lefty
14 Grimes, Burleigh
15 Hafey, Chick
16 Haines, Jesse
17 Hooper, Harry
18 Hoyt, Waite
19 Johnson, Judy
20 Joss, Addie
21 Kelly, George
22 Kiner, Ralph
23 Lindstrom, Freddie
24 Manush, Heinie
25 Maranville, Rabbit
26 Marquard, Rube
27 McCarthy, Tommy
28 McGraw, John
29 Pennock, Herb
30 Rice, Sam
31 Roush, Edd
32 Schalk, Ray
33 Sewell, Joe
34 Tinker, Joe
35 Traynor, Pie
36 Waddell, Rube
37 Waner, Lloyd
38 Welch, Mickey
39 Wilson, Hack
40 Youngs, Ross
HOM-not-HOF
1 Ashburn, Richie
2 Barnes, Ross
3 Beckwith, John
4 Bennett, Charlie
5 Brown, Ray
6 Brown, Willard
7 Bunning, Jim
8 Caruthers, Bob
9 Dahlen, Bill
10 Davis, George
11 Doby, Larry
12 Doerr, Bobby
13 Drysdale, Don
14 Ferrell, Wes
15 Foster, Rube
16 Foster, Willie
17 Glasscock, Jack
18 Gordon, Joe
19 Gore, George
20 Grant, Frank
21 Groh, Heinie
22 Hack, Stan
23 Hill, Pete
24 Hines, Paul
25 Jackson, Joe*
26 Johnson, Home Run
27 Magee, Sherry
28 McPhee, Bid
29 McVey, Cal
30 Mize, Johnny
31 Newhouser, Hal
32 Pearce, Dickey
33 Pike, Lip
34 Richardson, Hardy
35 Reese, Pee Wee
36 Rogan, Bullet Joe
37 Santop, Louis
38 Sheckard, Jimmy
39 Slaughter, Enos
40 Snider, Duke
41 Start, Joe
42 Stearnes, Turkey
43 Stovey, Harry
44 Suttles, Mule
45 Sutton, Ezra
46 Torriente, Cristobal
47 Vaughan, Arky
48 Wells, Willie
49 White, Deacon
50 Wilhelm, Hoyt
51 Williams, Smokey Joe
52 Wilson, Jud
* not eligible for the HOF
I corrected the results. Thanks!
Chris Fluit: -2
Howie Menckel: -2
favre: -3
Ardo: -3
Esteban Rivera: -3
AJM: -3
Andrew Siegel: -3
...
B. Williams...: -4
...
OCF: -5
...
Al Peterson: -7
James Newburg: -7 (medians)
...
rico vanian: -10
jimd: -10
Vaux: -10
...
John Murphy: -11
Joe Dimino: -13
karlmagnus: -14
EricC: -14
KJOK: -14
Jim Sp: -15
Patrick W: -17
Name Votes PCT
Willie Mays 409 94.68
Duke Snider 308 71.30
Enos Slaughter 297 68.75
Gil Hodges 242 56.02
Don Drysdale 233 53.94
Nellie Fox 174 40.28
Hoyt Wilhelm 168 38.89
Maury Wills 166 38.43
Red Schoendienst 159 36.81
Jim Bunning 147 34.03
Richie Ashburn 130 30.09
Roger Maris 127 29.40
Luis Aparicio 120 27.78
Mickey Vernon 88 20.37
Alvin Dark 80 18.52
Harvey Kuenn 63 14.58
Ted Kluszewski 58 13.43
Lew Burdette 53 12.27
Don Larsen 53 12.27
Don Newcombe 52 12.04
Bill Mazeroski 36 8.33
Roy Face 35 8.10
Elston Howard 30 6.94
Ken Boyer 20 4.63
Curt Flood 14 3.24
Bobby Thomson 11 2.55
Del Crandall 9 2.08
Vern Law 9 2.08
Harvey Haddix 8 1.85
Frank Howard 6 1.39
Ron Perranoski 6 1.39
Milt Pappas 5 1.16
Clete Boyer 3 0.69
Denny McLain 3 0.69
Jim Maloney 2 0.46
Johnny Callison 1 0.23
Hal Lanier 1 0.23
Chris Short 1 0.23
Slaughter doesn't get much of a last-chance bump.
Reese was no longer eligible.
I'm not sure if Doby's last year of eligibility was 1979 or 1980.
John Murphy: -11
Not too far off the median.
Players in bold were elected in first year of eligibility.
THE INNER CIRCLE
100.0 - Cy Young (1917)
100.0 - Honus Wagner (1923)
100.0 - Walter Johnson (1933)
100.0 - Babe Ruth (1941)
100.0 - Lou Gehrig (1944)
100.0 - Lefty Grove (1947)
100.0 - Joe DiMaggio (1957)
100.0 - Ted Williams (1966)
100.0 - Stan Musial (1969)
100.0 - Mickey Mantle (1974)
100.0 - Willie Mays (1979)
NO-BRAINERS (>95)
99.8 - Sam Crawford (1924)
99.7 - Dan Brouthers (1902)
99.5 - Jimmie Foxx (1951)
99.5 - Warren Spahn (1971)
99.4 - Pete Alexander (1936)
99.4 - Josh Gibson (1952)
99.3 - Ty Cobb (1934)
99.2 - Oscar Charleston (1943)
98.9 - Kid Nichols (1911)
98.8 - Nap Lajoie (1922)
98.4 - Ed Delahanty (1909)
98.4 - Arky Vaughan (1954)
98.3 - Roy Campanella (1963)
97.9 - Charlie Gehringer (1948)
97.9 - Bob Feller (1962)
97.8 - Eddie Collins (1935)
96.9 - Turkey Stearnes (1946)
96.6 - Satchel Paige (1959)
96.5 - Christy Mathewson (1922)
95.8 - Rogers Hornsby (1941)
95.7 - George Davis (1915)
95.7 - Carl Hubbell (1949)
95.4 - Eddie Mathews (1974)
95.3 - Paul Waner (1950)
95.3 - Mel Ott (1952)
EASY CHOICES (>85)
94.9 - Jesse Burkett (1912)
94.8 - Smokey Joe Williams (1936)
94.8 - Johnny Mize (1959)
94.7 - Robin Roberts (1972)
94.7 - Ernie Banks (1977)
94.6 - Duke Snider (1970)
94.5 - Yogi Berra (1969)
94.4 - Deacon White (1898)
94.0 - Paul Hines (1898)
94.0 - Jim O'Rourke (1899)
94.0 - Jackie Robinson (1962)
93.7 - Al Simmons (1946)
93.2 - Roger Connor (1903)
93.1 - Roberto Clemente (1978)
92.1 - Gabby Hartnett (1947)
92.0 - Louis Santop (1932)
91.9 - Pop Lloyd (1935)
91.7 - Luke Appling (1956)
91.5 - Bill Dickey (1953)
90.6 - Harry Heilmann (1937)
90.3 - Buck Leonard (1955)
90.0 - John Clarkson (1900)
89.1 - Billy Hamilton (1907)
89.1 - Hank Greenberg (1953)
88.9 - Bill Dahlen (1915)
88.3 - Mickey Cochrane (1943)
88.2 - Cristobal Torriente (1937)
87.2 - Joe Cronin (1951)
86.7 - Frankie Frisch (1944)
85.2 - Cap Anson* (1903)
85.2 - Fred Clarke (1917)
* Six voters boycotted Anson in 1903. Without the boycott, his score would be ~98.5.
ELECTED BY LARGE MAJORITY (>70)
84.0 - King Kelly (1899)
83.5 - Ray Brown (1955)
82.9 - Martin Dihigo (1950)
82.6 - Frank Baker (1928)
82.4 - Jack Glasscock (1904)
82.2 - Eddie Plank (1924)
82.0 - Tris Speaker (1934)
81.5 - Goose Goslin (1945)
79.9 - Bullet Rogan (1940)
79.5 - George Gore (1898)
79.1 - Whitey Ford (1973)
78.6 - Hal Newhouser (1960)
78.4 - Willie Wells (1954)
78.2 - Tim Keefe (1901)
76.9 - Zack Wheat (1933)
76.6 - Jud Wilson (1948)
76.2 - George Wright (1901)
75.6 - Ezra Sutton (1908)
75.5 - Hoyt Wilhelm (1978)
74.7 - Buck Ewing (1902)
74.5 - Bid McPhee (1913)
74.4 - Ed Walsh (1920)
74.4 - Joe Jackson (1927)
73.9 - Pud Galvin (1910)
73.5 - John Ward (1900)
73.5 - Cal McVey (1914)
73.4 - Al Spalding (1906)
73.3 - Willie Keeler (1919)
72.5 - Joe Start (1912)
71.7 - Charley Radbourn (1905)
71.3 - Pee Wee Reese (1964)
70.7 - Jimmy Collins (1921)
SPLIT DECISIONS (>50)
69.8 - Amos Rusie (1904)
69.2 - Elmer Flick (1918)
68.4 - Ross Barnes (1898)
68.1 - Joe Kelley (1919)
67.3 - Mule Suttles (1956)
67.1 - Hardy Richardson (1905)
67.1 - Grant Johnson (1925)
66.8 - Mordecai Brown (1925)
66.8 - Ted Lyons (1949)
65.0 - Bill Foster (1945)
64.9 - Heinie Groh (1938)
63.2 - Harry Stovey (1916)
62.4 - Stan Coveleski (1938)
62.1 - Larry Doby (1965)
61.6 - Jimmy Sheckard (1930)
61.3 - Frank Grant (1926)
61.3 - Monte Irvin (1963)
61.0 - Bobby Wallace (1929)
60.9 - Charlie Bennett (1921)
60.9 - Enos Slaughter (1965)
60.7 - Joe McGinnity (1928)
60.2 - Sherry Magee (1926)
60.0 - Pete Hill (1927)
59.9 - Billy Herman (1958)
58.0 - John Beckwith (1957)
56.6 - Bob Caruthers (1930)
56.5 - Dazzy Vance (1942)
54.9 - Don Drysdale (1975)
54.6 - Sam Thompson (1929)
54.3 - Sandy Koufax (1972)
53.0 - Dickey Pearce (1931)
VERY SPLIT DECISIONS (<50)
49.1 - Early Wynn (1970)
48.6 - Rube Foster (1932)
48.6 - Stan Hack (1958)
48.5 - Lou Boudreau (1958)
46.3 - Red Faber (1939)
45.6 - Max Carey (1939)
44.9 - Bill Terry (1942)
44.7 - Joe Medwick (1967)
41.8 - Joe Gordon (1976)
41.5 - Bob Lemon (1967)
41.3 - Wes Ferrell (1964)
40.5 - Lip Pike (1940)
40.4 - Earl Averill (1961)
38.8 - Red Ruffing (1966)
38.7 - Eppa Rixey (1968)
38.2 - George Sisler (1979)
38.1 - Richie Ashburn (1968)
37.9 - Willard Brown (1976)
37.7 - Hughie Jennings (1960)
37.7 - Jim Bunning (1977)
36.8 - Cool Papa Bell (1973)
35.4 - Biz Mackey (1975)
32.8 - Clark Griffith (1971)
32.8 - Bobby Doerr (1972)
thok Posted: May 30, 2004 at 06:16 PM (#652046)
There's not going to be a lack of candidates though, since 1934 has a lot of good candidates, and there are probably more Negro Leaguers to fill in the gaps.
For example, George Sisler probably will still be on the ballot in 1940 and possibly in 1942.
I only slightly understated his stay on the ballot.
(in order of election: Hines, Gore, Hamilton, Hill, Cobb, Speaker, Torriente, Carey, Pike, Charleston, Stearnes, Dimaggio, Averill, Doby, Ashburn, Snider, Bell, Mantle, Brown, Mays)
The question: will we elect any more before we reach the present?
John, Ken Boyer is mentioned in the intro as being in the top ten, but the ballot shows Nellie Fox rather than Boyer in the top ten. I suppose this is due to not counting Bernie's ballot.
Quirk of history or spectrum shift? Makes the induction of Puckett look perhaps more reasonable (Possible bias alert -- I'm a Twins fan! :-)). A guy like Puckett doesn't look that much better than guys like Rice or Mattingly on bat alone, but if you consider the CF shortage between Mays & Griffey...
We have a while to think about that, of course. Some other current CF's have decent careers have well (BeWilliams, Edmonds, AJones).
Also, why aren't we counting Bernie's ballot? Wasn't there someone on the discussion thread that okay'd it? I dont' think there is any real evidence of timelining. However, I would urge him to study up on 19th century players for his next ballot submission, however. I too, am a peak voter and I am a big fan of both Duffy and Browning. Not so much Charley Jones, however.
1. being in Hong Kong (12 hour time difference) really makes discussion on this board hard.
2. Could I see my consensus score? I haven't seen it in a while, pretty much since I stopped having every top 10 guy outside of Beckley on my ballot.
Beckley clears the 20,000-pt mark; Duffy gets there next year... Sisler runs out of time, settles for 10th, where he'll sit for at least a decade... The Leach/Bresnahan twins become the 18th/19th players to reach 10,000 - and here come Redding/CJones/Mendez right behind them next year.
TOP 25, ALL-TIME
VAN HALTREN 21356.5
BECKLEY 20313
DUFFY 19940.5
Griffith 17924
BROWNING 17440.5
Jennings 16976
CHILDS 15481
WADDELL 15137
WELCH 14405
Sisler 13875
Pike 13399
Thompson 12349
Bennett 11503
RYAN 11467.5
Rixey 10789
Caruthers 10704
SEWELL 10389
TLEACH 10158
BRESNAHAN 10090
Beckwith 9896
REDDING 9807
CJONES 9750
MENDEZ 9722
H Stovey 9576
Mackey 8930
OTHERS IN THE TOP 25 ACTIVE
(Moore 7328, Roush 7176, Doyle 6605, Monroe 6098, Cravath 5547, Grimes 5218, Williamson 5048, Schang 4700, Kiner 4688, McGraw 4460, Walters 4339)
almost
(Oms 3536, Minoso 3241; McCormick 3148X, Joss 3125, Willis 2989; need to check on Pierce)
Correct, Ron. Thanks for picking that up. I have also corrected Sisler's percentage of the votes above.
BTW, I figured out why the thread was freaking out yesterday. A duplicate with the earlier results was somehow created by the ExpressionEngine program, so when karlmagnus pointed out that the results kept alternating, he was right.
John, this should say 44th year on the ballot. Receiving 38%
Thanks, Dan. I must have been thinking 1980 in regard to Sisler's years on the ballot. As for the 39%, I must typed it in that renegade thread. That thread is now terminated.
With 55 points separating 7th from 16th, "top ten" is an awfully arbitrary distinction. I count ballots, and late on Monday, every singe ballot caused the order to change in this range.
No problem, Joe. ;)
Gawd! :-)
A list of eligible HoFers
HoMers in bold
all HoFers with significant playing careers are included
1936
Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Honus Wagner, Christy Mathewson, Walter Johnson
1937
Nap Lajoie, Tris Speaker, Cy Young , Connie Mack, John McGraw, George Wright
1938
Pete Alexander
1939
George Sisler <u>abought time</u> , Eddie Collins , Willie Keeler , Lou Gehrig, Cap Anson , Charlie Comiskey , Candy Cummings , Buck Ewing , Charles Radbourn , Al Spalding
1942
Rogers Hornsby
1945
Roger Bresnahan , Dan Brouthers , Fred Clarke , Jimmy Collins , Ed Delahanty , Hugh Duffy , Hughie Jennings , King Kelly , Jim O’Rourke , Wilbert Robinson
1946
Jesse Burkett , Frank Chance , Jack Chesbro , Johnny Evers , , Clark Griffith, , Tommy McCarthy , Joe McGinnity , Eddie Plank , Joe Tinker , Rube Waddell , Ed Walsh
1947
Carl Hubbell , Frankie Frisch , Mickey Cochrane , Lefty Grove
1948
Herb Pennock , Pie Traynor
1949
Charlie Gehringer , Mordecai Brown , Kid Nichols
1951
Mel Ott , Jimmie Foxx
1952
Harry Heilmann , Paul Waner
1953
Al Simmons , Dizzy Dean , Chief Bender , Bobby Wallace , Harry Wright
1954
Rabbit Maranville , Bill Dickey , Bill Terry
1955
Joe DiMaggio , Ted Lyons , Dazzy Vance , Gabby Hartnett , Frank Baker , Ray Schalk
1956
Hank Greenberg , Joe Cronin
1957
Sam Crawford
1959
Zack Wheat
1961
Max Carey , Billy Hamilton
1962
Bob Feller , Jackie Robinson , Bill McKechnie , Edd Roush
1963
John Clarkson , Elmer Flick , Sam Rice , Eppa Rixey
1964
Luke Appling , Red Faber , Burleigh Grimes , Miller Huggins , Tim Keefe , Heinie Manush , Monte Ward
1965
Pud Galvin
1966
Ted Williams , Casey Stengel
1967
Red Ruffing , Lloyd Waner
1968
Joe Medwick , Kiki Cuyler , Goose Goslin
1969
Stan Musial, Roy Campanella , Stan Coveleski , , Waite Hoyt,
1970
Lou Boudreau , Earle Combs , Jesse Haines,
1971
Dave Bancroft , Jake Beckley , Chick Hafey , Harry Hooper , Joe Kelley , Rube Marquard , Satchel Paige
1972
Sandy Koufax , Yogi Berra ,Early Wynn, Lefty Gomez , Ross Youngs , Josh Gibson , Buck Leonard
1973
Warren Spahn , George Kelly , Mickey Welch , Monte Irvin , Roberto Clemente
1974
Mickey Mantle , Whitey Ford , Jim Bottomley , Sam Thompson , Cool Papa Bell
1975
Ralph Kiner , Earl Averill , Bucky Harris , Billy Herman , Judy Johnson
1976
Robin Roberts, Bob Lemon , Roger Connor , Freddy Lindstrom , Oscar Charleston
1977
Ernie Banks ,Amos Rusie , Joe Sewell , Al Lopez , Martin Dihigo , Pop Lloyd
1978
Eddie Mathews, Addie Joss
1979
Willie Mays , Hack Wilson
1980
Duke Snider, Chuck Klein
1981
Johnny Mize , Rube Foster
1982
Travis Jackson
1983
George Kell
1984
Luis Aparicio, Don Drysdale, Rick Ferrell , Pee Wee Reese
1985
Hoyt Wilhelm, Enos Slaughter , Arky Vaughan
1986
Bobby Doerr, Ernie Lombardi
1987
Ray Dandridge
1989
Red Schoendienst
1991
Tony Lazzeri
1992
Hal Newhouser
1994
Leo Durocher , Phil Rizzuto
1995
Leon Day , Vic Willis , Richie Ashburn
1996
Jim Bunning, Bill Foster , Ned Hanlon
1997
Nellie Fox, Willie Wells
1998
George Davis , Larry Doby , Joe Rogan
1999
Joe Williams
2000
Bid McPhee , Turkey Stearnes
2001
Bill Mazeroski , Hilton Smith
2006
Ray Brown, Willard Brown, Andy Cooper, Biz Mackey, Mule Suttles, Cristobal Torriente, Jud Wilson, Frank Grant, Pete Hill, Jose Mendez Louis Santop, Ben Taylor, Sol White
Beats the hell out of the class of 1971 (even if you are a Beckley fan, which I'm not)!
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