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 | CA's Premier Player for 1963 Named Monday, October 21st , 1963 Kansas City's Hank Williams put the wraps on a fine campaign today by winning the 1963 Continental Association Whitney Award. The 30-year-old veteran scorched the opposition with a .374 average, picking up 219 hits, 39 doubles, 9 triples, 44 home runs and 141 RBIs, while scoring 126 runs. He received 20 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Ralph Barrell of the Los Angeles Stars finished second in voting, while Dallas Berry of the Cincinnati Cannons finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Hank Williams - Kansas City Kings - 20 - 293 Ralph Barrell - Los Angeles Stars - 0 - 155 Dallas Berry - Cincinnati Cannons - 0 - 142 Henry Woods - Montreal Saints - 0 - 107 Dode Caudill - Chicago Cougars - 0 - 83 Hal Kennedy - Cleveland Foresters - 0 - 78 Carlos Jaramillo - San Francisco Sailors - 0 - 61 John Kingsbury - San Francisco Sailors - 0 - 57 Henry Watson - Chicago Cougars - 0 - 36 Ken Newman - Kansas City Kings - 0 - 31 Heinie Spitler - San Francisco Sailors - 0 - 26 Gene Case - Chicago Cougars - 0 - 24 Bobby Garrison - Los Angeles Stars - 0 - 22 Lou Allen - Los Angeles Stars - 0 - 19 Bonnie Chapin - Cincinnati Cannons - 0 - 17 Jack Gibson - Chicago Cougars - 0 - 6 Sid Cullen - Toronto Wolves - 0 - 3 Otis Haldeman - San Francisco Sailors - 0 - 2 Elmer Piper - Dallas Wranglers - 0 - 1 |   |
