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Old 10-11-2010, 08:51 AM
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SABR recently conducted this very survey and the winner was Deacon White.
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SABR recently conducted this very survey and the winner was Deacon White.
Found that list. Thanx for the lead... Time for a 19th C mass induction!

Here are the 2010 candidates and their point totals:

1.Deacon White (418)
2.Bill Dahlen (339)
3.Harry Stovey (303)
4.Ross Barnes (285)
5.Tony Mullane (278)
6.Bob Caruthers (200)
7.Jack Glasscock (194)
8.Doc Adams (188)
9.George Van Haltren (145)
10.Bobby Mathews (119)
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Steve- I filled in the SABR survey and my choice was Jim Creighton. Admittedly, his career was too short to technically qualify, but I think his legendary status should allow him to bypass the rules.
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I'm biased but Browning.......Mullane & Stovey otherwise.....sadly, none will go in.....
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Probably should be a completely separate hall of fame for these guys. But the visitation would be "light."
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These are all legends but I'd pick Stovey first, Browning 2nd.... then the rest!
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