72 208 48 75 93 165 32 .354 121 483 67 169 17.350 41 138 10 .347 17 44 1.336 13 57 2.335 Fowler, Cincinnati 89 228 25 71 New York... Brooklyn Pittsburgh St. Louis 13 9 14 9 13 13 13 14 17 93.608 13 12 12 15 17 15 92 .597 .. 10 15 15 13 15 90.588 13 13 16 983.542 .. 15 16 16 81.529 9 11 12 910 7 9 7 75 527 9 10 16 65 .422 1919-Roush, Cincinnati 6 610.53 .346 | 1920-Hornsby, St. Louis .60 62 63 70 72 89 96 100 Twenty-Five Leading Batsmen in 1924. Playing in forty games or more. Player and club. G. AB. R. H. S.B.Pet. Hornsby, St. Louis...143 536 121 227 Moore, Pittsburgh. Youngs, New York....133 526 112 187 10 .356 93 187 25 62 1.325 92 185 7.325 67 132 19 .320 24 33 2.317 5 18 0.316 86 148 21 315 69 199 30 62 85 141 Blades, St. Louis. .130 454 Brown, Brooklyn .....114 456 56 141 Champion Batters Since 1876. 2.312 8.311 1893-Boston 1894-Baltimore 1909-Wagner, Pittsburgh 1910-Magee, Philadelphia. 1911-Wagner, Pittsburgh 1912-Zimmerman, Chicago 1913-Daubert, Brooklyn 1914-Daubert, Brooklyn 1915-Doyle, New York. 1916-Chase, Cincinnati 1917-Roush, Cincinnati 1918-Wheat, Brooklyn.. .354 .341 .331 .334 .372 .350 .329 .320 .339 .34) .335 12 55.364 87 168 5 326 1889-New York 83 1890-Brooklyn 86 43 .667 1891-Boston 87 51 .630 1892-Boston 102 48 .680 86 44 .662 89 39 .695 1895-Baltimore 87 43 .669 1896-Baltimore 90 39 .698 1897-Boston 93 39 .795 1898-Boston 91 1.311 3.309 47 .659 1899-Brooklyn .101 47 .682 1900-Brooklyn 82 54 .603 1901-Pittsburgh 90 49 .647 1902-Pittsburgh .103 36 Batter and club. .741 Average 1903-Pittsburgh 91 49 1876-Barnes, Chicago. .650 .403 1904-New York .106 47 1877-White. Boston. .693 .385 1879-Anson, Chicago 1878-Dalrymple, Milwaukee. 1905-New York .105 48 .686 .380 1906-Chicago .116 36 .763 .407 1907-Chicago .107 45 1880-Gore, Chicago .704 .365 1908-Chicago 99 55 .643 1881-Anson, Chicago. .393 1909-Pittsburgh 110 42 .725 1882-Brouthers. Buffalo .367 1910-Chicago .104 1883-Brouthers, Buffalo .371 1911-New York 99 54 .647 1884-O'Rourke. Buffalo. .350 1912-New York 103 48 .682 1885-Connor, New York.. .371 1913-New York 101 51 664 1886-Kelly, Chicago. .388 1914-Boston .614 1887-Maul. Philadelphia. .343 1915-Philadelphia 1888-Anson. Chicago. 90 62 .592 .343 1916-Brooklyn 94 60 .610 1889-Brouthers. Boston .313 1890-Luby. Chicago. .342 1917-New York .636 84 45 .651 1891-Hamilton. Boston 1892-Brothers. Boston. 1893-Stenzel, Pittsburgh. 1894-Duffy, Boston 1895-Burkett, Cleveland 1896-Burkett. Cleveland .338 1919-Cincinnati 95 58 93 60 .608 96 44 .686 93 61 .604 94 39 .614 93 61 .604 .621 Lost Detroit...... Washington.. x St. Louis....a New York..:00 Pet... Won.... Boston...... 13 14 9 15 11 13 17 92 .597 7 11 8 9 5 5 6 62 63 68 78 81 86 87 87 Goslin, Wash. Miller, Philadelphia ..113 400 62 136 11.340 14 41 0.328 Champion Batters Since 1900. Batter and club. 1900-Dungan, Kansas City. 1901-Lajoie, Philadelphia. 1902-Delehanty, Washington. 1903-Lajoie, Cleveland. 1904-Lajoie, Cleveland. 1905-Lajoie, Cleveland. 1906-Stone, St. Louis. 1907-Cobb, Detroit. 1908-Criss, St. Louis. 1909-Cobb, Detroit. 1910 Cobb, Detroit. 1911-Cobb, Detroit 1912-Cobb, Detroit. 98 54 .645 Mostil, cf.. 2 Average. 1 .376 *Elsh 1 1 .355 .381 .329 .358 .350 .354 0 +Clancy Batted for Leverette in ninth. fouled out for Cvergros in sixth: W. Barrett lined out for McClellan in ninth. 3 5 0 0 1 0 -10 .375 Cuba 0 0 0 0 3 2-7 385 White Sox..0 .420 Two-base hits-Mostil, Kamm. Cotter, Elsh. .410 Three-base hit-Hartnett. Home runs-Gran.390 tham, Weis, Sheely (2). Struck out-By Alex.368 ander. 2; by Lyons, 2; by Cvengros. 1: by .370 Leverette, 3. Bases on balls-Off Alexander, .386 1: off Connally. 1. Double play-Barrett.383 Adams-Cotter. Hits-Off Lyons. 6 in 2 in.382 nings; off Connally. 3 in 1% innings: off CvenUmpires Time-1:43. .384 gros. 1 in 11% innings. .409-Rigler, Hildebrand, Pfirman and Moriarty. South Side, Oct. 2. .394 419 402 Mostil. .378 Hooper, rf. 4 Won. Lost. Pct. 83 53 .610 White Sox.AB. R. BH.TB.BB.SH.SB.PO. A. E. cf.. 4 0 1 3 2 3 Collins, 2b. 5 Kamm, 3b. 3 91 47 .659 Schalk, c. 95 59 .617 Thurston, p. 3 92 56 .622 Cvengros, p. 1 93 58 .616 92 58 .613 Total 1223220, .36 12 Hooper, rf.. 5 White Sox...... 1 2 0 0 2 100200220HID 2000 Total ....36 13 18 23 4 5 3 27 7 Cubs 0 .....0 0 0 0 Two base hits-Collins, Thurston, Hooper. Kamm, 3b.. 5 Cotter, Adams (2), Vogel, Mostil, Cvengros. W.Barrett,ss. 5 Home run-W. Barrett, Struck out-By Thurs-Schalk, c... ton, 1; by Keen, 1; by Cvengros, 2. Bases on Blankens'p.p. 4 balls-Off Thurston, 3; off Kaufmann, 1; off Keen, 2; off Wheeler, 2; off Cvengros, 1. Double play-Adams-R. Barrett-Cotter. HitsOff Kaufmann, 5 in 2 innings; off Keen, 4 in White Sox ......3 0 0 0 4 0 2 4 -13 2% innings; off Thurston, 10 in 6% innings; off Wheeler, 3 in 2% innings. Hit by Two base hits-Kamm (2), Hooper, Three pitcher By Keen, 1 (Sheely); by Wheeler, 1 base hit-Falk. Struck out-By Blankenship. (Mostil). Wild pitch-Keen. Time-2:23.6: by Blake, 4; by Wheeler, 1; by Bush, 1. Umpires-Hildebrand, Pfirman. Moriarty and Rigler. Cubs. AB. R. BH.TB.BB.SH.SB.PO. A. E. Keen, p.... Total ⚫32 HO31R100000010 10312100R000 10 10000000000012 3 9 10 *Hartnett flied out for 1 BOROHO000+ Jacobs in 13 0 00 000 00 Bases on balls-Off Kaufmann, 1; off Blake, 2; off Wheeler, 1. Left on bases-Cubs, 5: White Sox, 8. Hits-Off Kaufmann, 3 in inning; off Blake, 7 in 3% off Wheeler, 3 in 2% off Bush, 5 in 1. Losing pitcher-Kaufmann. 0 Time-2:12. Umpires-Moriarty, Rigler, Hilde0 brand and Pfirman. Hartnett, c.. Grigsby, If.. 4 0 R.Barrett, 2b. 4 Total White Sox.AB. R. BH.TB.BB.SH.SB.PO. A. E, Mostil, cf.. 2 0 Hooper, rf.. 4 4 1 0 Collins, 2b. 4 0 0 Robertson.p. 3 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 ...t31 3 9 14 3 0 24 13 1 †Archdeacon 6 8 15 5 0000 0 0 0 30-3 Total .0 0 0004 002-6 Batted for Schalk in ninth. Two base hits-W. Barrett, Hooper, Cotter. fanned for Cvengros in ninth. Three base hit-Collins. Home run-Sheely. 0 0 0 1 Cubs 1 1 3 Struck out-By Jacobs, 3; by Faber, 6: by 2 -8 02000 1 000-3 Blake, 1. Bases on bails-Off Jacobs, 4: off White Sox Faber, 2: off Keen, 1. Double plays-Mostil- Two base hits-Kamm, Mostil, Alexander, Faber-Schalk: Kamm-Collins-Sheely: Collins- Home runs-R. Barrett, Sheely, Heathcote. Sheely. Hits-Off Jacobs, 4 in 6 innings; off Struck out-By Alexander, 1; by Robertson. 3. Blake, 3 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Bases on balls-Off Alexander, 3: off RobertKeen, 1 (Schalk). Wild pitch-Keen. Time son, 2. Double plays-R. Barrett-Cotter: -1:51. Umpires-Pfirman, Moriarty, Rigler Adams-Cotter: Adams-R. Barrett-Cotter. Hits -Off Robertson, 8 in 6% innings; off Leverette, Hildebrand, |