1920

The last of the purely 19th century guys have passed away, now that Mike Tiernan is gone. Everyone on the ballot played at least one season in the 20th. Negro Leaguers are also being added this season, so I guess there is some remnant of strictly 19th century performance. This election ends Saturday night.

1 Johnny Bates
5 Ginger Beaumont
1 Joe Birmingham
1 Frank Chance
6 Jack Chesbro 8th
14 Cupid Childs 8th
8 Lave Cross
2 Art Devlin
1 Mike Donlin
1 Kid Elberfield
3 Kid Gleason
1 Frank Grant
1 Clark Griffith
4 Topsy Hartsel
13 Dummy Hoy
7 Fielder Jones
5 Addie Joss 3rd
2 Johnny Kling 10th
5 Sam Leever
11 Herman Long 6th
9 John McGraw 7th
3 Deacon McGuire
1 Mike Mitchell
1 Bill Monroe
1 Earl Moore
1 Pat Moran
2 Orval Overall
3 Jack Powell
2 Cy Seymour
14 Elmer Smith
2 Jake Stahl
4 Harry Steinfeldt
4 George Stone
1 George Stovey
1 Bill Sweeney
4 Jesse Tannehill
4 Fred Tenney
4 Roy Thomas
2 John Titus
12 Chief Zimmer

Bob’s ballot:

1. Joss
2. Thomas
3. Chance
4. Griffith
5. Cross
6. Childs
7. Jones
8. Tenney
9. Stovey
10. Grant

Terry’s ballot:

1- Frank Grant
2- Frank Chance
3- Jack Chesbro
4- Addie Joss
5- George Stovey
6- Cy Seymour
7- Johnny Kling
8- John McGraw
9- Cupid Childs
10- Herman Long

Honorable Mention
Roy Thomas
Chief Zimmer

Results:

Very close vote, with 7 ballots:

60 Frank Chance
47 Addie Joss
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45 Frank Grant
44 Clark Griffith
33 Roy Thomas
24 John McGraw
22 Cupid Childs
20 Lave Cross
20 Herman Long
18 Jack Chesbro
14 George Stovey
10 Fielder Jones
10 Johnny Kling
10 Deacon McGuire
9 Cy Seymour
8. FredTenney
7 Elmer Smith
6 Jack Powell
5 Mike Donlin
5 Sam Leever
5 Bill Monroe
3 Chief Zimmer
1 Ginger Beaumont
1 Topsy Hartsel