List of Nashville Vols awards, All-Stars, and league leaders

[1] Over 62 seasons, numerous players, managers, and coaches won awards, were selected for All-Star teams, or led their league in various statistical areas.

Of these, 14 were selected twice with Nashville: Buddy Gilbert, Larry Gilbert, Oris Hockett, Bob Kelly, Pete Mallory, Rube Novotney, Hugh Poland, Hal Quick, Carl Sawatski, Phil Shartzer, Jim Shilling, Dick Sisler, Leo Twardy, and Ben Wade.

Additionally, the Vols served as the competition for the Southern Association All-Stars on six occasions in games held at Nashville's Sulphur Dell.

Nashville Banner sportswriters Fred Russell and George Leonard created two rosters of the all-time greatest players, covering the periods of 1901 to 1919 and 1920 to 1963.

Additionally, the Vols served as the competition for the Southern Association All-Stars on six occasions (1940, 1943, 1948, 1949, 1953, 1957) in games held at Nashville's Sulphur Dell.

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Bob Lennon led the Southern Association in five major statistical categories, set its all-time home run record, was named to the league All-Star team, and won the circuit's MVP Award in 1954.
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Bob Schultz , 1950 Southern Association Most Valuable Player
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Jake Daubert was named first baseman on the 1901 to 1919 all-time Vols team by Nashville Banner sportswriter Fred Russell .
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Doc Wiseman was selected as an outfielder on the 1901 to 1919 all-time Vols team
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Kiki Cuyler , was chosen as an outfielder on the 1920 to 1963 all-time Vols teams by Nashville Banner sportswriters Fred Russell and George Leonard.
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Larry Gilbert , 1941 and 1944 Southern Association All-Star manager
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Dick Culler , 1941 Southern Association All-Star shortstop
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Hal Jeffcoat , 1947 Southern Association All-Star outfielder
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Carl Sawatski , 1949 and 1950 Southern Association All-Star catcher
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Dusty Rhodes , 1952 Southern Association All-Star outfielder
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Matt Batts , 1956 Southern Association All-Star catcher
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Dick Sisler , 1957 Southern Association All-Star first baseman and 1958 All-Star manager
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Jim Maloney , 1960 Southern Association All-Star pitcher
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Tommy Brown , 1957 Southern Association All-Star Game MVP
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Ed Abbaticchio led the Southern Association in runs (127) in 1901 and in triples (18) and stolen bases (61) in 1902.
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Dale Alexander led the Southern Association with 42 doubles in 1937.
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Smoky Burgess led the Southern Association with a .384 batting average in 1948.
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Charlie English led the Southern Association in batting average (.341), hits (217), runs batted in (139), and doubles (50) in 1942.
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Les Fleming set the all-time Southern Association batting average record of .414 in 1941.
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Jack Harshman led the Southern Association with 47 home runs in 1951.
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Lance Richbourg led the Southern Association in doubles (46) and stolen bases (30) in 1933.
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Doug Taitt led the Southern Association in batting average (.355), hits (194), and home runs (17) in 1935 and in runs batted in (132) and home runs (20) in 1936.
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Chuck Workman led the Southern Association in home runs (29) in 1942 and in home runs (52) and runs batted in (182) in 1948.
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Bill Crouch co-led the Southern Association with 21 wins in 1938.
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Oscar Fuhr co-led the Southern Association with 103 strikeouts in 1927.
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Dutch McCall led the Southern Association in with 179 strikeouts in 1946.
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Jim O'Toole led the Southern Association in innings pitched (280) and co-led in wins (20) in 1958.
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Tom Rogers co-led the league with 24 wins in 1916.