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 | Tom Lally Named FA's Best Player Tuesday, October 28th , 1975 Tom Lally, the talented Los Angeles shortstop, certainly made his name known among Federal Association hurlers this season. He hammered them for 195 hits, 32 doubles, 5 triples, 31 home runs, 107 RBIs and scored 111 times. That kind of output made him the choice for Federal Association Whitney Award for 1975. He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Jack Blair of the Atlanta Copperheads finished second in voting, while Sam Forrester of the Los Angeles Suns finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Tom Lally - Los Angeles Suns - 24 - 341 Jack Blair - Atlanta Copperheads - 0 - 190 Sam Forrester - Los Angeles Suns - 0 - 177 Al Hubbard - Atlanta Copperheads - 0 - 174 Carl Kilkenny - Minneapolis Millers - 0 - 173 Buddy Ensey - Detroit Dynamos - 0 - 95 Lou Strader - Detroit Dynamos - 0 - 81 Joe Siniscalchi - Chicago Chiefs - 0 - 78 Bill Powell - Minneapolis Millers - 0 - 36 Dick Ward - Boston Minutemen - 0 - 36 John Richards - St. Louis Pioneers - 0 - 9 Johnny Adams - Houston Comets - 0 - 6 Hank Andrew - Houston Comets - 0 - 6 Gus Richards - Atlanta Copperheads - 0 - 5 Lew Davison - Philadelphia Keystones - 0 - 4 John Newton - Atlanta Copperheads - 0 - 4 Bill Barber - Minneapolis Millers - 0 - 1 |   |
