The sun., 1889-11-30
ASSOCIATION AVERAGES.
TUCKER OF zRE BlE11MoRR OLUB
CARRIES orr THE BATTING RONORa

| TIE 1reoklyn ChaaPions gtand Third IN
nettinG and Thira In FSslAHnG-Hsniiton
the Craok Base Btoalars and Deara the
hest Baoriaes Hitter.
The official averages of the American Asso-
citation for the season Of 1889 have Just been
Issued. No batsman's record II given unless
ne has played fifteen games or over. and no
helder unless participating in at least twenty
RameG Out Of 162 batsmen, Tucker OF the
Baltimore Club leads with an average OF 97b.
having played In 19& games and scored 1o5 base
hitS Catcher Miligan Of the st. Louis Club
stands second. with an average Of $40. Then
then there II quite q fall, Holiday Of Cinoin-
natl being third in the List with an aver
age OF 843; then comes O'Neill OF
st Louis with 9s7. The Athletic premier
sdcker" Is Stovey, with record Of $50. Orr
leads the Columbus nine with a25. Tom Burns
heads the champion Brooklyn team with 918.
and his namesSkO. the centre fielder Of the
Kansas Oity Club. leads the Cowboys with sos.
OF the other prominent hitterS. Lyons Of the
Athletics stands seventh with an svorake OF
927. Larkin Of the Athletics ninth with 824.
Darby oBrien Of Brooklyn thirteenth with an
average Of 9l2, Lefty" Mari Of Columbus
hixteenth with sos, Capt Comiskey twenty-hfth
with 22s, Peter Browning nfty-sevonth with an
syerSEe @ o5 49, AePheS 4 ity.nipth with a. Az.
e SG9 * * St Louis nin0ty-SSCOnd with an average
In club batting the Athletics lead. with an
BbiE0oEly3 ana 81 Louie 10. With aSs; 6olumbus
sss ssS, City ys sseSs5,h with 254. and Louisville
on n tSe e 2sid Gross O, the Athletics ia At the
bead Of ths catchor9. with an average Of 9b2
Seenan q Ctnoinnea is bpt TWO poinnts e behind.
% 81 Ts B hs USEi aSG SdAO EA e Usr:
SsSer SHSa asF vbc
pest eidins piessrs are ScsqufSsre GBS of BsooR %
In, Hughes St the came club, Long John"
Ssran Of Eou and Iq1os. e SuS q BfooRyn
Terry stands twenty-fourth, while Ramsey |
leadiRs az ias fst @ is Dav. Orr of the
Gog HSn&sa' S SS9 With 6os 1 Of ss R6n
Broofyn WITH s4s and Tsrkin q ths t At6Ysties e5
sIIth Tith s76 Co%skey pi the Browns stands
list
vf.s Second bSssmen, ndS MSPhes at the head
isties is second with an average Of sz7. Collins
hTd With en- q and
suFDrspsy tPfn s. IouiS I IL Is At sSs
foP SfnsSS e the u @ RRSSE9En RhSSPE Ou n
sS7; Lyon. Of The Athletics q eieht6. and Big
Louis SSs he saSins S % hSrs sp stop sa In Fuller
whose record 10 OIL. Farrell Of baltimore ID
twelve points behind. Then George Smith Of
Brooklyn, Beard Of Cincinnati, and EastordoY |
Of Columbus tie at 99k. Kansas Citys best
n an In the position In Long. with an average
Among the felders Manning Of Kansas City
!e4dO EdS- q sff fl9ld With an aySrsGo q SS1
Then theHe 10 q considersble drop, 90 Hornun9
she BroofI1ns fourth With sia Harry to1 atoVe1 "
Of the Athletics has to be oontonted with hfth
place. with an average Of Oil In contre fioid
59hn 3th Corkhill Of shS Br2oklyns heads the lise
~ Louis yitb 99S, Holiday Of Cincinnati With
q the R right tieldSrs Wold 81 LouiEylllc carries
g rBrooklyn f9lIoEs with 9Is. then bowie
yn stands seventh In the list Of twelve With an
aysrage l'SLg of egg. 99S. and little Tommy Mccarthy
The club fielding record shows Cincinnati
Ind ~. Louis tto. with an average Of 927
brooklyn is but point behind. Then follows
he Athletics with 924. Columbus 9l6. Balti-
more 9l0, Louisyille 90s and Kansas City 903.
,elf e to Rs the best base steaer. having 1T to
5'oEsz 5hen hl ~ fB1eS gh &
bird in the list with 109; then comes Welch
VI the hletics with 90. Long OF Kansas City
With 81. Latham Of St Louis, SO; Collins Of I
3rooklyn. g.; Nicol Of Cincinnati. 81, I
Beard OF Cincinnati 10 the greatest sacrifice {
litter, having 48 to his credit; Collins Of
brooklyn is second with 46. Comiskey. Tucker,
q followa. sS'.AA -