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National League All-Star Fan Voting Final Results:

Included below are the final voting results for the National League All-Stars. The top vote getter at each position, as well as the top 3 starters and relievers, will be included on the final roster for each team. The top player, Arky Vaughan, received 4,516,659 votes.

CATCHER
1. Joe Torre, Michigan Wolverines: 2,533,708
2. Scott Hatteberg, Louisville Cardinals: 2,244,187
3. Javy Lopez, Clemson Tigers: 2,193,952

FIRST BASE
1. Johnny Mize, Illinois Fighting Illini: 3,077,335
2. Casey Youngblood, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets: 2,690,979
3. Hal Trosky Sr, Colorado Buffaloes: 2,413,152

SECOND BASE
1. Fred Dunlap, Wichita State Shockers: 3,182,600
2. Ozzie Albies, Louisville Cardinals: 2,700,281
3. Arturo Zumbado, Temple Owls: 2,527,722

THIRD BASE
1. Chipper Jones, Louisville Cardinals: 3,078,956
2. Mike Schmidt, Wisconsin Badgers: 2,788,387
3. Travis Shaw, Rutgers Scarlet Knights: 2,409,393

SHORTSTOP
1. Arky Vaughan, Temple Owls: 4,516,659
2. Carlos Acosta, Utah Utes: 2,949,512
3. Dave Bancroft, Washington Huskies: 2,765,750

LEFT FIELD
1. Josh Hamilton, Louisville Cardinals: 3,109,837
2. Jared Witherington, Cincinnati Bearcats: 3,015,875
3. Stan Musial, Arizona Wildcats: 2,759,191

CENTER FIELD
1. George Gore, Xavier Musketeers: 2,940,239
2. Andrew McCutchen, USC Trojans: 2,661,314
3. Chet Lemon, Clemson Tigers: 2,523,496

RIGHT FIELD
1. Manny Ramirez, Louisville Cardinals: 3,388,166
2. Rodolfo Pena, Wisconsin Badgers: 2,721,770
3. Mel Ott, Arizona Wildcats: 2,694,827

DESIGNATED HITTER
1. Jim McMurray, Arizona Wildcats: 2,757,116
2. Hack Wilson, Georgetown Hoyas: 2,697,291
3. Bill Madlock, Purdue Boilermakers: 2,648,874

STARTING PITCHER
1. J R Richard, DePaul Blue Demons: 2,302,846
2. Bob Gibson, Louisville Cardinals: 2,146,663
3. Ed Seward, Virginia Tech Hokies: 1,988,579
4. Jeff Francis, Stanford Cardinal: 1,954,452
5. Jose Rositas, Wake Forest Demon Deacons: 1,946,275

RELIEVER
1. Mike Knoch, NC State Wolfpack: 1,364,040
2. Sean Wrisley, NC State Wolfpack: 1,349,552
3. Ken Minarik, Oregon State Beavers: 1,299,583
4. Jordan Hutcheson, Florida State Seminoles: 973,745
5. Jose Rijo, Louisville Cardinals: 960,869



A check of his lifetime stats shows Vaughan has a career .344 average with 696 hits, 91 doubles, 17 triples, 127 home runs and 347 RBIs. To date he has scored 415 runs, walked 256 times and stolen 21 bases.