1972

This election ends Monday. Bobby Doerr and Eddie Stanky have lost their eligibility.

1 Joe Adcock
1 Ed Bailey
1 Frank Bolling
11 Willard Brown 5th
1 Roger Craig
1 Del Crandall
1 Joe Cunningham
12 Luke Easter
2 Nellie Fox 6th
1 Bob Friend
1 Jim Gilliam
1 Ray Herbert
4 Gil Hodges
1 Billy Hoeft
15 Charlie Keller 10th
12 Ralph Kiner 4th
1 Sandy Koufax
2 Tony Kubek
1 Harvey Kuenn
9 Bob Lemon 9th
4 Sherman Lollar
1 Hector Lopez
1 Frank Malzone
7 Gil McDougald
1 Roy McMillan
2 Don Mossi
7 Don Newcombe
1 Joe Nuxhall
13 Johnny Pesky
3 Billy Pierce 10th
1 Bob Purkey
13 Allie Reynolds
1 Bobby Richardson
11 Phil Rizzuto 7th
1 Robin Roberts
1 Ed Roebuck
11 Al Rosen
4 Red Schoendienst
2 Roy Sievers
1 Bob Skinner
3 Al Smith
1 Frank Thomas (and not the good one)
10 Dizzy Trout
7 Mickey Vernon
4 Early Wynn 3rd
5 Ed Yost

Bob’s ballot:

1. Roberts
2. Koufax
3. Wynn
4. Lemon
5. Fox
6. Kiner
7. Hodges
8. Rizzuto
9. Adcock
10. Gilliam

Terry’s ballot:

1: Sandy Koufax
2: Robin Roberts
3: Nellie Fox
4: Ralph Kiner
5: Gil Hodges
6: Early Wynn
7: Willard Brown
8: Bob Lemon
9: Billy Pierce
10: Jim Gilliam

HM
Joe Adcock
Ed Bailey

If hot dogs are made out of chicken lips, why aren’t guys named Frank nicknamed chicken lips? I mean seriously… wouldn’t it be cool to vote for Ole’ Chicken Lips Malzone?

Results:

Twelve ballots, the results:

156 Sandy Koufax
136 Robin Roberts
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65 Early Wynn
63 Ralph Kiner
54 Nellie Fox
52 Willard Brown
40 Bob Lemon
32 Billy Pierce
25 Phil Rizzuto
21 Luke Easter
17 Charlie Keller
13 Don Newcombe
10 Gil Hodges
10 Red Schoendienst
6 Joe Adcock
6 Al Rosen
5 Jim Gilliam
4 Johnny Pesky
4 Allie Reynolds
4 Dizzy Trout
4 Ed Yost
3 Harvey Kuenn
1 Del Crandall
1 Joe Nuxhall