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 | #1 Player Named by Federal Association Thursday, October 15th, 1936 Bobby Barrell of the Philadelphia Keystones proved that you can step out of the shadows and onto the stage if you've got the talent and the drive to hone your skills. Hard work, long hours and a tireless resolve paid off for him today in the form of the Federal Association Whitney Award. Barrell hit for a .353 average while collecting 230 hits, 37 doubles, 8 triples, 53 home runs, 162 RBIs and scoring 132 times. He received 16 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. George Cleaves of the Pittsburgh Miners finished second in voting, while Bob Martin of the Chicago Chiefs finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Bobby Barrell - Philadelphia Keystones - 16 - 224 George Cleaves - Pittsburgh Miners - 0 - 111 Bob Martin - Chicago Chiefs - 0 - 104 Rankin Kellogg - Philadelphia Keystones - 0 - 94 Ron Rattigan - Chicago Chiefs - 0 - 77 Pete Layton - Chicago Chiefs - 0 - 70 Moxie Pidgeon - Washington Eagles - 0 - 53 Freddie Jones - St. Louis Pioneers - 0 - 44 Ed Stewart - Pittsburgh Miners - 0 - 32 Mahlon Strong - New York Gothams - 0 - 30 Fred McCormick - St. Louis Pioneers - 0 - 29 John Wicklund - Boston Minutemen - 0 - 14 Dave Henry - Boston Minutemen - 0 - 9 Harry Shumate - Washington Eagles - 0 - 5 Ken Mayhugh - Boston Minutemen - 0 - 4 Lou Kelly - Pittsburgh Miners - 0 - 2 Andy Carter - Washington Eagles - 0 - 1 Joe Owens - Pittsburgh Miners - 0 - 1 |   |
