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* [[1974 in sports|1974]] - [[John Carmichael (sportswriter)|John Carmichael]] and [[James Isaminger]]
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* [[1975 in sports|1975]] - [[Tom Meany]] and [[Shirley Povich]]
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* [[1977 in sports|1977]] - [[Gordon Cobbledick]] and [[Edgar Munzel]]
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* [[1978 in sports|1978]] - [[Tim Murnane]] and [[Dick Young]]
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The J.G. Taylor Spink Award is the highest award given by the Baseball Writers Association of America to its members. The award was instituted in 1962 and named after J.G. Taylor Spink, publisher of The Sporting News from 1914 to 1962, who was also the first recipient.

The Spink Award is awarded at the induction ceremonies of the Baseball Hall of Fame the year following the selection of the recipient. In recent years, the Hall of Fame has announced the finalists for the award and final vote totals. Previously, the results were kept secret.

Among the well-known Spink Award winners are Fred Lieb, Shirley Povich, Jerome Holtzman, Ring Lardner, and Sam Lacy. Peter Gammons of ESPN won the award in 2004.

Recipients of the J.G. Taylor Spink Award

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