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American Baseball League All-Star Fan Voting Update Sunday, June 23rd , 1974 Below are the current standings for the American Baseball League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jun. 23rd , 1974) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 9th , 1974. The top vote getter at this point is Bobby Tapia with 691,500 votes. CATCHER 1. Eddie Ellison, New York Empires: 477,804 2. Charlie Fee, Houston Drillers: 474,294 3. Jose Barroso, San Francisco Seagulls: 424,102 FIRST BASE 1. Don Bozza, Chicago Hawks: 513,215 2. Mike Wells, Houston Drillers: 478,911 3. Ron Somers, Dallas Wranglers: 446,205 SECOND BASE 1. Don Johnson, San Francisco Seagulls: 567,366 2. Charlie Hall, Seattle Emeralds: 525,998 3. Roberto Palacios, Atlanta Generals: 517,690 THIRD BASE 1. Duane Simmons, Detroit Wolverines: 676,793 2. Rick Lintner, New York Empires: 554,431 3. John Hammit, Dallas Wranglers: 540,513 SHORTSTOP 1. John Fine, Los Angeles Pobladores: 442,469 2. Buddy Shingleton, Twin Cities Northmen: 433,858 3. Roberto Hinojosa, Toronto Hurons: 400,306 LEFT FIELD 1. Jerry Sullivan, Montreal Habitants: 501,101 2. Greg Clement, Twin Cities Northmen: 474,842 3. Booker Lee, Detroit Wolverines: 461,864 CENTER FIELD 1. Jorge Luna, Toronto Hurons: 689,584 2. Jerry Plumley, Detroit Wolverines: 483,362 3. Roger Hickey, New York Empires: 449,771 RIGHT FIELD 1. Bobby Tapia, San Francisco Seagulls: 691,500 2. Pete Morrison, Detroit Wolverines: 673,422 3. Jackie Frost, Houston Drillers: 581,650 STARTING PITCHER 1. Frank Combs, Atlanta Generals: 255,521 2. Dan Crumm, Toronto Hurons: 254,743 3. Bob Schar, Montreal Habitants: 254,368 4. Larry Diego, Baltimore Lords: 237,975 5. Ben Hall, Twin Cities Northmen: 237,684 RELIEVER 1. Al Johns, Montreal Habitants: 179,923 2. Art Stager, Dallas Wranglers: 173,507 3. Dave Young, Los Angeles Pobladores: 141,197 4. Phil Moore, Seattle Emeralds: 139,474 5. Alfredo Morales, Detroit Wolverines: 134,932 In 626 career games Tapia is hitting at a .310 pace with 701 hits with 145 doubles, 19 triples and 49 homers while scoring 308 runs and racking up 350 RBIs. He logged 200 walks and owns a .366 on-base percentage. |
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