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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1953
None Gain Hall of Fame
BOSTON, Feb. 4 (JP)—The Base
ball Writers Assn. of America
failed to elect a former major
league player to the Hall of Fame
for the first time since 1950, it
was announced today.
Hy Hurwitz, secretary-treasurer
of the association, announced that
no player received 75 per cent of
the votes necessary for election.
There were 266 eligible ballots
distributed to 10-year members of
the association, making the total
necessary for election 199 votes.
Max Carey-, former Pittsburgh
outfielder and Brooklyn Dodger
manager, received the highest
number of votes with 136. He was
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followed by Ed Roush, onetime
New York Giant outfielder with
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Charley "Red" Rutting. former
New York Yankee pitcher, re
ceived 99 votes. Hack Wilson, one
time Chicago Cub, 94.
Kiki Cuyler, who starred for
many • years with Pitsburgh --- , and
Sam Rice, former Washington
star, each drew 90 votes.
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