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National Baseball League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Sunday, June 19th , 1977
Below are the current standings for the National Baseball League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jun. 19th , 1977) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 12th , 1977. The top vote getter at this point is Jim Brookins with 677,366 votes.
CATCHER
1. Ed White, Chicago Traders: 481,845
2. Charlie Fee, Milwaukee Dairymen: 454,626
3. Fred Johnson, Cleveland Bobcats: 407,871
FIRST BASE
1. Chris Taylor, Kansas City Bulls: 639,355
2. Ken Frederick, Chicago Traders: 540,628
3. Alejandro Rebolledo, Denver Burros: 375,398
SECOND BASE
1. Benito Olivas, Cleveland Bobcats: 526,673
2. Rafael Fuentes, Chicago Traders: 486,389
3. Dave Lester, New York Knickerbockers: 462,496
THIRD BASE
1. Bob Rawlins, Kansas City Bulls: 558,904
2. Keith MacPherson, Cleveland Bobcats: 541,889
3. Darrell Conley, San Diego Captains: 452,333
SHORTSTOP
1. Ernie Wilkins, Cleveland Bobcats: 531,657
2. Chuck Carr, Denver Burros: 386,770
3. Mario Alva, Kansas City Bulls: 361,796
LEFT FIELD
1. Don Keough, Pittsburgh Industrials: 632,420
2. Guillaume Moret, Denver Burros: 599,980
3. Greg Landrum, Brooklyn Bluebirds: 573,954
CENTER FIELD
1. Phil Chirico, Cleveland Bobcats: 580,904
2. Fran Precourt, Chicago Traders: 530,789
3. Guillermo Morales, Denver Burros: 442,538
RIGHT FIELD
1. Jim Brookins, Los Angeles Blockbusters: 677,366
2. Bob Underwood, New York Knickerbockers: 489,920
3. Jackie Cooper, Brooklyn Bluebirds: 438,759
STARTING PITCHER
1. Jeff Munoz, Pittsburgh Industrials: 356,772
2. Skip Crawford, Chicago Traders: 351,487
3. Larry Cox, Chicago Traders: 331,085
4. Dick Lott, St. Louis Explorers: 326,763
5. Bob Briggs, Pittsburgh Industrials: 286,583
RELIEVER
1. Larry Mitchell, Los Angeles Blockbusters: 339,483
2. Frank Combs, Denver Burros: 331,513
3. Ron Winder, Washington Eagles: 258,070
4. Bob Crosby, Kansas City Bulls: 247,417
5. Bob Hill, Brooklyn Bluebirds: 233,309
His numbers show Brookins is carrying a .302 lifetime batting average with 157 home runs and 458 RBIs.
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