1950 Hall of Fame Election
126 of 168 votes were needed for election. No player reached that total not for a lack of worthy candidates (the top 28 finishers on the ballot would eventually gain election) but because there was no formal ballot and write-in votes were scattered every which way. The same issue would lead to a similar result in 1951, making the need for reform obvious.
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