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National Baseball League All-Star Fan Voting Update
Sunday, June 29th , 1958
Below are the current standings for the National Baseball League All-Star Fan voting (as of Sun. Jun. 29th , 1958) for the All-Star Game, which will be played on Tue. Jul. 15th , 1958. The top vote getter at this point is Ralph King with 571,816 votes.
CATCHER
1. Billy Hall, Philadelphia Quakers: 509,448
2. Maggie Everts, Cleveland Bobcats: 347,120
3. Norm Carlson, St. Louis Explorers: 315,378
FIRST BASE
1. Ralph King, Cincinnati Packers: 571,816
2. Danny Allen, New York Knickerbockers: 386,933
3. Ron Boccia, Philadelphia Quakers: 378,456
SECOND BASE
1. Larry Graber, Philadelphia Quakers: 433,223
2. Lanny Johnson, Pittsburgh Industrials: 410,764
3. Victor Rojas, New York Knickerbockers: 365,431
THIRD BASE
1. Bob Jones, New York Knickerbockers: 481,497
2. Allan Houston, Cincinnati Packers: 455,476
3. Billy West, Chicago Traders: 428,365
SHORTSTOP
1. Harold Batkin, Cleveland Bobcats: 371,364
2. Bo McBean, Pittsburgh Industrials: 315,599
3. Steve Hurst, New York Knickerbockers: 287,244
LEFT FIELD
1. Walt McCamish, Cincinnati Packers: 455,372
2. Stan Patterson, Cleveland Bobcats: 375,285
3. Hillyer Bryan, Pittsburgh Industrials: 336,020
CENTER FIELD
1. Witness York, Cincinnati Packers: 515,611
2. Grammercy Locke, Cleveland Bobcats: 494,593
3. Dennis Black, Philadelphia Quakers: 429,228
RIGHT FIELD
1. Gary Trent, Philadelphia Quakers: 450,521
2. Jerry Downs, Cleveland Bobcats: 441,729
3. Barry Sheridan, Cincinnati Packers: 422,458
STARTING PITCHER
1. Wayne Gibbs, Milwaukee Dairymen: 330,659
2. Paul Wiley, Philadelphia Quakers: 307,591
3. Skip Shannon, Cleveland Bobcats: 307,125
4. Jose Chapa, Philadelphia Quakers: 281,041
5. John Ambrose, New York Knickerbockers: 279,969
RELIEVER
1. Marcos Lopez, New York Knickerbockers: 219,294
2. Jesse Burnside, New York Knickerbockers: 154,563
3. Terry Campbell, Washington Rough Riders: 145,609
4. Rick Welle, Kansas City Bulls: 124,931
5. Frank Sawyer, Milwaukee Dairymen: 121,664
Over his career King is batting .306 with 157 doubles, 8 triples, 147 home runs, 525 RBIs and scored 496 runs in 836 games.
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