1977

Two guys dropped off who used up their 15 years of eligibility: Phil Rizzuto and Al Rosen.

2 Bob Allison
1 Ernie Banks
1 Clete Boyer
1 Jim Bunning
1 Dean Chance
4 Rocky Colavito 9th
6 Del Crandall
2 Jim Davenport
1 Dick Ellsworth
3 Roy Face
1 Curt Flood
7 Nellie Fox 3rd
6 Jim Gilliam
1 Tony Gonzalez
1 Jim Grant
5 Dick Groat
1 Dick Hall
9 Gil Hodges 10th
4 Elston Howard 8th
4 Larry Jackson
1 Mack Jones
6 Harvey Kuenn
14 Bob Lemon 5th
1 Jim Maloney
1 Lee Maye
4 Roger Maris 4th
1 Mike McCormick
12 Gil McDougald
4 Stu Miller
12 Don Newcombe
1 Camillio Pascual
8 Billy Pierce 7th
3 Dick Radatz
2 John Roseboro
9 Red Schoendienst
12 Mickey Vernon
1 Zoilo Versalles
10 Ed Yost

Bob’s ballot:

1. Banks
2. Maris
3. Fox
4. Lemon
5. Bunning
6. Hodges
7. Flood
8. Howard
9. Groat
10 Pascual

Terry’s ballot:

1: Ernie Banks
2: Jim Bunning
3: Roger Maris
4: Nellie Fox
5: Gil Hodges
6: Elston Howard
7: Bob Lemon
8: Rocky Colavito
9: Mickey Vernon
10: Camilo Pascual- Courtesy vote for an underrated pitcher.

Nice spelling on Cammiillioliolio Pascual, Bob, by the way. I Googled him with your spelling (I might have added a syllable or two, I lost count), and I woke up in a ditch outside a Bob’s Big Boy in Myrtle Beach. I’m not sure, but I think I might have been violated.

Results:

14 ballots; the results:

193 Ernie Banks
114 Jim Bunning
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89 Bob Lemon
85 Nellie Fox
76 Roger Maris
58 Billy Pierce
43 Elston Howard
31 Gil Hodges
26 Rocky Colavito
22 Curt Flood
17 Red Schoendienst
15 Larry Jackson
13 Camilio Pascual
12 Mickey Vernon
11 Dick Groat
11 Gil McDougald
8 Don Newcombe
8 Ed Yost
6 Jim Gilliam
5 Del Crandall
5 Harvey Kuenn
2 Dean Chance
2 Jim Maloney
1 Jim Davenport
1 Dick Radatz