From: daugherb@b8.b8.ingr.com (Bruce Daugherty)
Subject: Re: The Great HOF quiz - 1993
Organization: Intergraph
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 19:38:49 GMT

In article <1993Jan08.221940.53475@watson.ibm.com>, mjones@fenway.aix.kingston.ibm.com (Mike Jones) writes:
> After a couple of email requests, I'm adding some positional information to
> the quiz.
> 
> OK, here's the scoop. I have taken everyone who was eligible for election to
> the hall this year plus one ringer. For hitters, I scaled their career
> statistics to 650 AB; for pitchers, to 200IP for starters and 80 IP for
> relievers. If folks would like to do some guessing (no fair looking them
> up!), I'll tally them and post results in a week or so. For each line, the
> questions are:
> 1. Who is this guy?
> 2. Does he belong in the hall?
> 
> Hint: the ringer is a hitter, is retired, is not in the hall and is no
> longer eligible for election by the writers.
> 
** My guess is Roger Maris.


> Second hint: The column headed "D" reflects primary position played (for
> the player's prime years). The player gets a "A" if he played either C, 2B,
> or SS, a "B" if he played 3B or CF, and a "C" if he played LF, RF, 1B, or
> DH. Warning: in a couple of cases, I had to guess at whether an outfielder
> played center.
> 
> HITTERS
>   Years  AB  R   H  2B 3B HR  BB  K   AVG  OBP  SLG SB CS D
> A   15  650 113 190 33  8 36  92 160 .292 .379 .534 14  5 B
> B   17  650  89 170 30  2 29  92 112 .261 .352 .445  2  3 B
> C   16  650 105 171 24  5 16  85  87 .263 .348 .388 57 12 A
> D   11  650  85 190 28  4 14  53  69 .292 .345 .410  5  5 A
> E   17  650  90 161 28  6 22 106 120 .247 .353 .409  4  4 A
> F   14  650  97 165 30  3 31 108 105 .254 .360 .452  5  4 C
> G   23  650  80 182 33  3 20  84  59 .279 .362 .431  5  3 C
> H   23  650  85 182 34  5 25  61 124 .279 .342 .463  5  3 C
> I   16  650  98 183 29  5 21  85 102 .281 .365 .439 19  8 C
> J   19  650  84 191 32  3 20  35  74 .294 .330 .446  9  6 C
> K   15  650  87 168 35  3 27  69 101 .259 .330 .445  6  5 B
> L   15  650  96 187 28  6 25  62  89 .287 .350 .462 11  8 B
> M   18  650  82 193 28  5 21  64  90 .297 .361 .452  2  3 B
> N   18  650  92 186 33  9 17  39  81 .286 .326 .442 31 13 C
> O   15  650  91 198 34  3 16  60  50 .305 .363 .442 18  9 B
> P   21  650 102 170 31  3 37  91 171 .262 .352 .490 23 12 C
> Q   16  650  88 153 23  2 43  59 177 .236 .300 .478  9  5 C
> R   17  650  90 194 37  4 21  40  81 .298 .339 .466  9  5 C
> S   18  650  91 178 28  4 32  62 131 .274 .337 .480  5  3 C
> T   17  650 112 194 33  8 18  80  58 .298 .376 .459 21 13 B
> U   15  650  90 198 34  5 23  46  67 .304 .350 .476  9  6 C
> V   17  650  93 193 34  2 31  48  96 .297 .345 .499 15  8 C
> W   14  650 116 174 28  6 31  84 162 .268 .352 .471 47 17 C
> X   15  650  91 180 29  5 27  88 107 .277 .363 .464  4  4 B
> Y   19  650  85 188 44  6 17  58  70 .290 .348 .454 11  8 C
> Z   15  650  87 190 28  4  9  45  62 .293 .339 .389  9  7 B
> AA  13  650  83 177 30  3  6  53  60 .273 .328 .357  7  7 A
> 
> PITCHERS
>   Years W  L  G CG SHO SV  IP  K  ERA
> AB  17 13 10 30  9  2   0 200 130 3.26
> AC  25 12 10 40  8  1   1 200 109 3.45
> AD  24 12 10 32  9  2   1 200 124 3.35
> AE  19 13 10 33 11  3   1 200 139 3.30
> AF  16 12 10 32 11  2   1 200 156 3.44
> AG  15  5  4 46  0  0   8  80  56 3.54
> 
> Mail guesses to me and I'll summarize to the net.
> 
>    Mike Jones  |  AIX/ESA Development  |  mjones@donald.aix.kingston.ibm.com
> 
> Bagels can be a powerful force for good or for evil; it's our responsibility
> to see they are used wisely.
> 	- Daniel Pinkwater


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