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The Hall of Fame Veterans Committee's voting results are out , and the lone, lucky inductee was Joe Gordon. Sorry Mr. Santo. Mr. Allen, Mr. Torre, Mr. Pinson, Mr. Oliva, and everyone else on the list . The voting was divided up into post-1942 and pre-1943 voter's pools, which makes some ...
Allen, Santo and Torre To Get The Call Monday
dugoutcentral.com — According to a source close to the situation, the Veteran’s Committee will on Monday announce that Dick... Allen, Ron Santo and Joe Torre have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Let the protests and celebrations begin! (more) Allen, Santo and Torre To Get The Call Monday
Veterans elect '40s star Gordon to Hall | MLB.com: News
mlb.mlb.com — LAS VEGAS -- Joe Gordon, a nine-time All-Star second baseman for the New York Yankees and Cleveland... Indians and an American League MVP, was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday by one of the two Veterans Committees charged with the ... (more) Veterans elect '40s star Gordon to Hall | MLB.com: News
It's Official: Joe Gordon Is Famous, Immortal
It's Official: Joe Gordon Is Famous, Immortal
walkoffwalk.com — The old farts on the Veterans Committee finally got their act together and voted somebody into the... Hall of Fame, but it wasn't any of the three names floated by Dugout Central . Instead of Joe Torre, Dick Allen or Ron Santo, the late great Joe ... (more) It's Official: Joe Gordon Is Famous, Immortal
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