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Premier Player Named by Trans-Oceanic Baseball Association Wednesday, September 23rd , 1953 It's been a year of triumph for veteran Quentin Baker of the Providence Anglers as he hit his way to the 1953 Trans-Oceanic Baseball Association Most Valuable Player Award. The 26-year-old veteran compiled a .305 average and .387 on-base percentage by putting together 106 hits, 14 doubles, no triples, 20 home runs and 45 walks. He also scored 72 times and drove in 44 runs. He received 3 first place votes out of a possible 8. Wei-hong Shao of the Providence Anglers finished second in voting with 3 first place votes, while Eric Snow of the Lisbon Seafarers finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Quentin Baker - Providence Anglers - 3 - 87 Wei-hong Shao - Providence Anglers - 3 - 82 Eric Snow - Lisbon Seafarers - 0 - 65 Carmelo Marsuppini - Sicily Mafia - 0 - 47 Serge Migin - Iceland Aurora - 0 - 46 Ken Roberts - Iceland Aurora - 2 - 39 Owen Bond - Mobile Monsters - 0 - 25 Mike O'Shea - New York Skyliners - 0 - 22 Bryan Cook - Iceland Aurora - 0 - 16 Eric Chambers - Providence Anglers - 0 - 14 Ray Feltz - Los Angeles Stars - 0 - 12 Chris Walker - Los Angeles Stars - 0 - 6 Mounir Soulier - Providence Anglers - 0 - 3 Omar Cespedes - Mobile Monsters - 0 - 2 Valentin Covi - Sicily Mafia - 0 - 2 Jamie McIntyre - Mobile Monsters - 0 - 2 Jesus Medina - Paris Lions - 0 - 1 Brian Robb - Lisbon Seafarers - 0 - 1 |
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