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From the ballot in post one, compile a list of the 18 players you think are the best or most worthy for the Hall of Fame. It must be 18 players. You may also add three "would have voted fors" to the bottom of the list (as in, you would have voted for them if you had room), which will save them from falling off the ballot if they do not receive any votes.
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Do you have a personal Hall already made up? If so, would you care to submit it to the Single Ballot HOF (see sig)? I'd be much obliged, Coach.Originally posted by Second Base Coach View Post*** Submit your personal HOF as your ballot for the Single Ballot BBF Hall of Fame! *** Also: Buck the Fraves!Comment
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About one day left.Comment
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I updated my ballot.Si quaeris peninsulam amoenam, circumspice.
Comprehensive Reform for the Veterans Committee -- Fixing the Hall continued.Comment
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Ross Barnes
Tommy Bond
Pete Browning
Bob Caruthers
John Clarkson
Pud Galvin
Jack Glasscock
Tim Keefe
King Kelly
Bobby Mathews
Jim McCormick
Tony Mullane
Old Hoss Radbourn
Hardy Richardson
Al Spalding
Harry Stovey
Monte Ward
Deacon WhiteComment
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Bob Caruthers
Deacon White
George Wright
Hardy Richardson
Harry Wright
Jack Glasscock
Jim McCormick
John Clarkson
King Kelly
Ned Hanlon
Old Hoss Radbourn
Oyster Burns
Pete Browning
Pud Galvin
Ross Barnes
Tim Keefe
Tommy Bond
Tony MullaneThis week's Giant
#5 in games played as a Giant with 1721 , Bill TerryComment
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The numbers are in and in this, the very first Really Big Hall of Fame election, we elected 12 players, including three not in the actual Hall of Fame. Four players--each of whom are in the real Hall--received 100% of the vote.
Here are our inaugural inductees:
Tim Keefe
King Kelly
Old Hoss Radbourn
John Clarkson
Al Spalding
Jack Glasscock
Deacon White
George Wright
Ross Barnes
Pud Galvin
Monte Ward
Bob Caruthers
Two players, Tip O'Neill and Ed Morris, were saved from elimination as they appeared on Would Have Voted For lists.
Here are the voting statistics for this round:
Code:Name Votes received Total voters Percentage Tim Keefe 10 10 100.00% King Kelly 10 10 100.00% Old Hoss Radbourn 10 10 100.00% John Clarkson 10 10 100.00% Al Spalding 9 10 90.00% Jack Glasscock 9 10 90.00% Deacon White 9 10 90.00% George Wright 8 10 80.00% Ross Barnes 8 10 80.00% Pud Galvin 8 10 80.00% Monte Ward 7 10 70.00% Bob Caruthers 7 10 70.00% <---------- cut-off ----------> Paul Hines 6 10 60.00% Pete Browning 6 10 60.00% Charlie Bennett 5 10 50.00% Jim McCormick 5 10 50.00% Tony Mullane 5 10 50.00% Hardy Richardson 5 10 50.00% Joe Start 4 10 40.00% George Gore 4 10 40.00% Ezra Sutton 4 10 40.00% Harry Stovey 4 10 40.00% Tommy Bond 4 10 40.00% Dickey Pearce 3 10 30.00% Charlie Buffinton 2 10 20.00% Bobby Mathews 2 10 20.00% Harry Wright 2 10 20.00% Larry Corcoran 1 10 10.00% Cal McVey 1 10 10.00% Levi Meyerle 1 10 10.00% Fred Dunlap 1 10 10.00% Charley Jones 1 10 10.00% Jim Whitney 1 10 10.00% Ned Hanlon 1 10 10.00% Oyster Burns 1 10 10.00%
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Neat. Looks like the full ballots and lower cutoff should ensure this will well and truly be a big Hall.Originally posted by Cowtipper View Post
*** Submit your personal HOF as your ballot for the Single Ballot BBF Hall of Fame! *** Also: Buck the Fraves!Comment
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