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Recipient: Bill Madden, Dave Van Dyck, Bob Elliott, Rick Hummel Recipient: Bill Madden, Dave Van Dyck, Bob Elliott, Rick Hummel, Claire Smith, Steve Hirdt, Jack O'Connell, Glenn Schwarz, Tracy Ringolsby, Mark Whicker, Ken Nigro, Baseball Writers Association of America's Historical Overview Committee, and Jeffrey Idelson Letter: Greetings, I just signed the following petition addressed to: Base Ball Writers Association of America's Historical Overview Committee. Recognize Daniel Lucius “Doc” Adams as a pioneer of our National Pastime. In seeking the origins of our National Pastime, it is important to search out and recognize the pioneers who were instrumental in its formation rather than perpetuate myths and half-truths and include Doc Adams on the Pre-Integration Era ballot submitted to the Pre-Integration Era Committee for consideration for inclusion in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Daniel Lucius “Doc” Adams was an early pioneer of our National Pastime, the great game of baseball, and should be recognized as such with enshrinement in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Doc Adams was an American baseball player and executive who is regarded by historians as an important figure in the sport's early years. He played an important role during the seminal years of the game and his contributions are as significant as those of other early pioneers, Alexander Cartwright and Henry Chadwick, who already enshrined in the Hall. The first step to enshrinement is to have him included on the 2012 National Baseball Hall of Fame Pre-Integration Era ballot. We therefore petition the BBWAA Historical Overview Committee to look back beyond 1876, evaluate the accomplishments and contributions of Doc Adams and include him on this year’s ballot so that he may be considered, voted on and ultimately selected by the Pre- Integration Era Committee for induction into the Hall of Fame. In the spirit getting to the truth about the roots of the game and acknowledging those men were instrumental in formulating our National Pastime, please consider including Daniel Lucius “Doc” Adams on the National Baseball Hall of Fame Pre- Integration Era ballot in 2012. 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