Post by theburns on Jan 10, 2007 10:37:47 GMT -5
Hank Greenberg of the Harlem Knights was named MVP of the DBS in 1937 completing a Harlem sweep in all three post-season awards. Greenberg was named first on three ballots to easily outdistance Joe DiMaggio of Montgomery who finished second. Also receiving first place votes were Milton first baseman Dolf Camilli, Harlem catcher Bill Dickey and Pawtucket outfielder Joe Medwick.
Hank Greenberg (3) – Harlem - 58
Joe DiMaggio – Montgomery - 45
Dolf Camilli (2) – Harlem/Milton - 42
Lou Gehrig – Montgomery - 42
Bill Dickey (1) – Harlem 33
Joe Medwick (1) – Pawtucket - 32
Earl Averill – Fremont - 30
Lefty Gomez – Brooklyn/Milton - 16
Charlie Gehringer – Harlem - 14
Augie Galan – North Dallas - 11
Bob Feller – St. Louis - 9
Cliff Melton – Harlem - 9
Johnny Mize – Brooklyn - 9
Luke Hamlin – Harlem - 8
Rudy York – Harlem - 7
Gabby Hartnett – Milton - 6
Van Lingle Mungo – Harlem - 6
Mel Ott – North Dallas - 4
Harlond Clift – North Dallas - 2
Bob Johnson – St. Louis - 1
Hal Trosky – Pawtucket - 1
Hank Greenberg (3) – Harlem - 58
Joe DiMaggio – Montgomery - 45
Dolf Camilli (2) – Harlem/Milton - 42
Lou Gehrig – Montgomery - 42
Bill Dickey (1) – Harlem 33
Joe Medwick (1) – Pawtucket - 32
Earl Averill – Fremont - 30
Lefty Gomez – Brooklyn/Milton - 16
Charlie Gehringer – Harlem - 14
Augie Galan – North Dallas - 11
Bob Feller – St. Louis - 9
Cliff Melton – Harlem - 9
Johnny Mize – Brooklyn - 9
Luke Hamlin – Harlem - 8
Rudy York – Harlem - 7
Gabby Hartnett – Milton - 6
Van Lingle Mungo – Harlem - 6
Mel Ott – North Dallas - 4
Harlond Clift – North Dallas - 2
Bob Johnson – St. Louis - 1
Hal Trosky – Pawtucket - 1
