Professional Baseball Replay League - 1965 Hall of Fame Ballot - Everyone Welcome!

sbrylski · 09-26-2009, 12:58 AM

Professional Baseball Replay League
1965 Hall of Fame Ballot
League Home - Hall of Fame - League History

Two rules are enforced by the PBRL Hall of Fame: (1) There is now a five year waiting period before any retired player can be placed on the ballot and (2) a player is only eligible for the 20 years following their retirement.

Players who spent most or all of their career in the PBRL Negro Leagues are being considered for induction. Please note that the Park Adjusted OPS+ numbers are for a player's PBRL stats only. The following is a link to the NNL Leaderboards as well as statistics and notes on all players with NNL experience currently being considered for induction: LINK

10 vote maximum, anyone can vote. Go to it!

Batters
Name - Park Adjusted OPS+ - Notable Accomplishments

New: C Big Bob Hurley (1943-1959) - 105 - 4-time All-Star, 4 Gold Gloves

C James Loberger (1948-1957) - 121 - 5-time All-Star, 1 Gold Glove, 3 100+ RBI seasons

New: 1B Luke Fender (1941-1959) - 144 - 4 BOTY, 11-time All-Star, 3 Gold Gloves, 577 HR, 1968 RBI

New: 1B Bull Norris (NNL 1943-1955, PBRL 1956-1959) - 144 - 3-time All-Star, 100 HR - NNL Stats: 4 BOTY, ROTY, 5 Gold Gloves, .321 BA, 376 HR, tied for single season HR record, 43-game hitting streak

2B Stuart Archibald (1934-1954) - 117 - ROTY, 6-time All-Star, 1 Gold Glove, 1300+ runs and RBI, 749 SB

2B Ray Johnson (1941-1958) - 113 - 1 BOTY, 1 Gold Glove, 7-time All-Star, 1168 SB, 1328 runs

2B Rudy Rucker (1941-1953) - 134 - .321 BA, 2-time All-Star, 1 Gold Glove

2B Toby Shaftoe (1938-1952) - 118 – 1 BOTY, ROTY, 4-time All-Star, 2 Gold Gloves, lead NL in OBP 6 times

2B Ethan Tate (1931-1946) - 122 - 1100+ runs and RBI, .305 BA, 6-time All-Star

New: 3B Jack Aubrey (1941-1958) - 104 – 7-time All-Star, 1000+ runs and RBI

3B Ray Evangelides (1939-1956) - 138 - 1 BOTY, ROTY, 9-time All-Star, 1448 RBI

LF Marshall Frobisher (1934-1948) - 126 - .312 BA, 9-time All-Star, 4 Gold Gloves, ROTY

CF Frank Bellisimo (1943-1957) - 119 - ROTY, 8-time All-Star, 10 Gold Gloves, 1254 RBI

RF Barry Chipchase (1940-1955) - 121 - 1 BOTY, 6-time All-Star, 2 Gold Gloves, .301 BA, 1000+ runs and RBI, 532 SB

New: RF Benny Lava (1941-1959) - 96 – 3-time All-Star, 2 Gold Gloves, 1460 runs, 1258 SB, holds career SB record

Pitchers
Name - Park Adjusted ERA+ - Notable Accomplishments

Final Ballot: SP Revelation Brown (1929-1945) - 125 – 265 wins, 2401 K, 4-time All-Star, 1 No-hitter

New: SP Ty Galen (1947-1959) - 152 – 1 POTY, 8-time All-Star, 2.2 K/BB, 1 No-hitter

New: SP Sam Kreitenberg (1944-1959) - 131 – 2 POTY, 5-time All-Star 7 Gold Gloves, 312 wins, 2656 K, Top 10 in lg ERA 9 times

New: SP Bill McNeal (1946-1959) - 147 – 1 POTY, 8-time All-Star, 250 wins, Perfect Game

SP Joe Saint (1931-1946) - 129 – 275 wins, 6-time All-Star

SP Garreth Shanahan (1943-1957) - 136 – 1 POTY, ROTY, 2-time All-Star, Top 5 in lg ERA 7 times

SP George Thorogood (1941-1957) - 130 – 254 wins, 3-time All-Star, Top 5 in lg ERA 5 times, 1 Perfect Game

SP Millard Upchurch (1933-1955) - 121 - 258 wins, 8-time All-Star, Top 10 in lg ERA 8 times

Approaching Eligibility
1966 - James Conway, Roy McCoy, Walter Kowalski, John Harnden, Tony Wonder, Ray McCrory, Chip Cockburn
1967 - Lex Carpathian, Norville Pugh, Ham Porter, Harry Keogh, Lois Hazel, Cicero Jarvey, Joachim Braun, James Axler, Wilhelm Krumenhacker
1968 - Roy Bierden, Carl Driscoll, Rhett Wilchy, Chet Farnsworth
1969 - Stephen Saylor, Levi Cairncross, Billy Childress, Roy Cross, Barnabas Stinson, Ken Heinz, Tommy Jeffords
1970 - Jimmy Dean, Sid Farkus, Mike Medeiros, Brett Albanese, Johnny Stewart, Antonio Vazquez, Willie Palmer, Tank Tolliver, Josh Glover, Ace Mackey
1971 - Ralph Olney, Rufus Watkins, Huey Kleinschmidt, Gerald Boodoo

DamnYankees · 09-26-2009, 11:07 AM

Fender
Norris
Archibald
Johnson
Evangelides

Brown
Galen
Kreitenberg
McNeal

sbrylski · 09-26-2009, 01:14 PM

From the league forums:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spielman

Ray Evangelides
Luke Fender
Ray Johnson
Bull Norris
Toby Shaftoe

Revelation Brown
Ty Galen
Sam Kreitenberg
Bill McNeal
Joe Saint

Quote:

Originally Posted by buckeyetay

Fender
Norris
Shaftoe
Johnson

McNeal
Kreitenberg
Galen
Shanahan

sbrylski · 09-26-2009, 01:35 PM

Loberger
Fender
Norris
Kreitenberg

kreitena · 09-26-2009, 10:42 PM

I've been looking forward to this ballot for a long time.

Fender
Norris
Johnson
Lava
Evangelides

Saint
Kreitenberg
McNeal
Brown
Galen

sbrylski · 09-27-2009, 03:29 AM

From the league forums:

Quote:

Originally Posted by TooLiveBrew

Fender
Norris
Evangelides

Galen
Kreitenberg
McNeal

sbrylski · 09-27-2009, 10:00 PM

From the league forums:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve9347

Ray Evangelides
Luke Fender
Ray Johnson

Ty Galen
Sam Kreitenberg
Bill McNeal

metsgeek · 09-28-2009, 09:47 AM

Evangelides
Fender
Johnson
Norris
Lava
Bellisimo

Saint
Kreitenberg
McNeal
Shanahan

fhomess · 09-28-2009, 11:25 AM

Evangelides
Bellisimo
Fender
Norris

Shanahan
Thorogood
Upchurch
Kreitenberg

sbrylski · 09-30-2009, 07:11 PM

From the league forum:

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeheinz72

Fender
Archibald
Evangelides

Brown
Galen
Kreitenberg
McNeal
Shanahan
Thorogood
Saint

THE GUT · 10-02-2009, 05:05 PM

Bellisimo
Evangelides
Fender
Johnson
Lava

Galen
Kreitenberg
McNeal
Saint
Shanahan

sbrylski · 10-05-2009, 12:17 PM

From the league forums:

Quote:

Originally Posted by scprideandms

Fender, MCNeal, kreitenberg

sbrylski · 10-05-2009, 12:18 PM

Any of you non-league members out there reading this, we could use some more voters. So definitely feel free to cast a ballot.

sbrylski · 10-10-2009, 05:56 PM

Results!

Code:

Fender        12   100.0%    Inducted!
Kreitenberg   12   100.0%    Inducted!
McNeal        10    83.3%    Inducted!
Norris         9    75.0%    Inducted!
Evangelides    9    75.0%    Inducted!
-------------------------
Galen          8    66.7%	
Johnson        7    58.3%	
Saint          5    41.7%	
Shanahan       5    41.7%	
Brown          4    33.3%	
Lava           3    25.0%	
Bellisimo      3    25.0%	
Shaftoe        2    16.7%	
Archibald      2    16.7%	
Thorogood      2    16.7%	
Loberger       1     8.3%	
Upchurch       1     8.3%
Frobisher      1     8.3%	
Tate           1     8.3%	
Rucker         1     8.3%
-------------------------	
Hurley         0     0.0%	
Chipchase      0     0.0%	
Aubrey         0     0.0%

Strong group of inductees! Hurley, Chipchase, and Aubrey fall to the VC, along with Rev Brown, who didn't get enough votes in his last season of eligibility.

09-26-2009, 12:58 AM	#1
sbrylski Major Leagues Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 331	Professional Baseball Replay League - 1965 Hall of Fame Ballot - Everyone Welcome! Professional Baseball Replay League 1965 Hall of Fame Ballot League Home - Hall of Fame - League History Two rules are enforced by the PBRL Hall of Fame: (1) There is now a five year waiting period before any retired player can be placed on the ballot and (2) a player is only eligible for the 20 years following their retirement. Players who spent most or all of their career in the PBRL Negro Leagues are being considered for induction. Please note that the Park Adjusted OPS+ numbers are for a player's PBRL stats only. The following is a link to the NNL Leaderboards as well as statistics and notes on all players with NNL experience currently being considered for induction: LINK 10 vote maximum, anyone can vote. Go to it! Batters Name - Park Adjusted OPS+ - Notable Accomplishments New: C Big Bob Hurley (1943-1959) - 105 - 4-time All-Star, 4 Gold Gloves C James Loberger (1948-1957) - 121 - 5-time All-Star, 1 Gold Glove, 3 100+ RBI seasons New: 1B Luke Fender (1941-1959) - 144 - 4 BOTY, 11-time All-Star, 3 Gold Gloves, 577 HR, 1968 RBI New: 1B Bull Norris (NNL 1943-1955, PBRL 1956-1959) - 144 - 3-time All-Star, 100 HR - NNL Stats: 4 BOTY, ROTY, 5 Gold Gloves, .321 BA, 376 HR, tied for single season HR record, 43-game hitting streak 2B Stuart Archibald (1934-1954) - 117 - ROTY, 6-time All-Star, 1 Gold Glove, 1300+ runs and RBI, 749 SB 2B Ray Johnson (1941-1958) - 113 - 1 BOTY, 1 Gold Glove, 7-time All-Star, 1168 SB, 1328 runs 2B Rudy Rucker (1941-1953) - 134 - .321 BA, 2-time All-Star, 1 Gold Glove 2B Toby Shaftoe (1938-1952) - 118 – 1 BOTY, ROTY, 4-time All-Star, 2 Gold Gloves, lead NL in OBP 6 times 2B Ethan Tate (1931-1946) - 122 - 1100+ runs and RBI, .305 BA, 6-time All-Star New: 3B Jack Aubrey (1941-1958) - 104 – 7-time All-Star, 1000+ runs and RBI 3B Ray Evangelides (1939-1956) - 138 - 1 BOTY, ROTY, 9-time All-Star, 1448 RBI LF Marshall Frobisher (1934-1948) - 126 - .312 BA, 9-time All-Star, 4 Gold Gloves, ROTY CF Frank Bellisimo (1943-1957) - 119 - ROTY, 8-time All-Star, 10 Gold Gloves, 1254 RBI RF Barry Chipchase (1940-1955) - 121 - 1 BOTY, 6-time All-Star, 2 Gold Gloves, .301 BA, 1000+ runs and RBI, 532 SB New: RF Benny Lava (1941-1959) - 96 – 3-time All-Star, 2 Gold Gloves, 1460 runs, 1258 SB, holds career SB record Pitchers Name - Park Adjusted ERA+ - Notable Accomplishments Final Ballot: SP Revelation Brown (1929-1945) - 125 – 265 wins, 2401 K, 4-time All-Star, 1 No-hitter New: SP Ty Galen (1947-1959) - 152 – 1 POTY, 8-time All-Star, 2.2 K/BB, 1 No-hitter New: SP Sam Kreitenberg (1944-1959) - 131 – 2 POTY, 5-time All-Star 7 Gold Gloves, 312 wins, 2656 K, Top 10 in lg ERA 9 times New: SP Bill McNeal (1946-1959) - 147 – 1 POTY, 8-time All-Star, 250 wins, Perfect Game SP Joe Saint (1931-1946) - 129 – 275 wins, 6-time All-Star SP Garreth Shanahan (1943-1957) - 136 – 1 POTY, ROTY, 2-time All-Star, Top 5 in lg ERA 7 times SP George Thorogood (1941-1957) - 130 – 254 wins, 3-time All-Star, Top 5 in lg ERA 5 times, 1 Perfect Game SP Millard Upchurch (1933-1955) - 121 - 258 wins, 8-time All-Star, Top 10 in lg ERA 8 times Approaching Eligibility 1966 - James Conway, Roy McCoy, Walter Kowalski, John Harnden, Tony Wonder, Ray McCrory, Chip Cockburn 1967 - Lex Carpathian, Norville Pugh, Ham Porter, Harry Keogh, Lois Hazel, Cicero Jarvey, Joachim Braun, James Axler, Wilhelm Krumenhacker 1968 - Roy Bierden, Carl Driscoll, Rhett Wilchy, Chet Farnsworth 1969 - Stephen Saylor, Levi Cairncross, Billy Childress, Roy Cross, Barnabas Stinson, Ken Heinz, Tommy Jeffords 1970 - Jimmy Dean, Sid Farkus, Mike Medeiros, Brett Albanese, Johnny Stewart, Antonio Vazquez, Willie Palmer, Tank Tolliver, Josh Glover, Ace Mackey 1971 - Ralph Olney, Rufus Watkins, Huey Kleinschmidt, Gerald Boodoo __________________ The International Baseball Association - A Quick-Start League Last edited by sbrylski; 09-27-2009 at 05:16 PM.

09-26-2009, 01:35 PM	#4
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09-26-2009, 10:42 PM	#5
kreitena Major Leagues Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 302	I've been looking forward to this ballot for a long time. Fender Norris Johnson Lava Evangelides Saint Kreitenberg McNeal Brown Galen __________________ PBRL - Chicago Cubs TWB - Los Angeles Dodgers

09-28-2009, 09:47 AM	#8
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09-28-2009, 11:25 AM	#9
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09-26-2009, 11:07 AM	#2
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10-02-2009, 05:05 PM	#11
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10-05-2009, 12:18 PM	#13
sbrylski Major Leagues Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 331	Any of you non-league members out there reading this, we could use some more voters. So definitely feel free to cast a ballot. __________________ The International Baseball Association - A Quick-Start League