1964 Hall of Fame Election
151 of 201 votes needed for election.
There were two elections in 1964. The first election produced no inductee so there was a runoff election. The first table is the first ballot and the second ballot is the run-off. In the run-off election, only the highest vote getter was elected.
First Ballot
Run-Off
Player | Votes | Result |
---|---|---|
Luke Appling | 189 | Elected |
Red Ruffing | 184 | |
Roy Campanella | 138 | |
Joe Medwick | 130 | |
Pee Wee Reese | 47 | |
Lou Boudreau | 43 | |
Al Lopez | 34 | |
Johnny Vander Meer | 20 | |
Chuck Klein | 18 | |
Marty Marion | 17 | |
Mel Harder | 14 | |
Johnny Mize | 12 | |
Lloyd Waner | 12 | |
Phil Rizzuto | 11 | |
Billy Herman | 9 | |
Ernie Lombardi | 9 | |
George Kell | 8 | |
Bucky Walters | 8 | |
Allie Reynolds | 6 | |
Arky Vaughan | 6 | |
Bobby Doerr | 5 | |
Pepper Martin | 5 | |
Ralph Kiner | 3 | |
Bob Lemon | 3 | |
Hal Newhouser | 3 | |
Leo Durocher | 2 | |
Tommy Bridges | 1 | |
Phil Cavarretta | 1 | |
Joe Gordon | 1 | |
Bobo Newsom | 1 |
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