The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
DUFFY LEADN Ar THE BAT.
The BestonIsn axes the Honors in the
National League.

/ WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-President
Young has compiled his official averages
! for the season Of 1894. showing the bat
! ting record Of players who have taken
/ part I'm fifteen or more championship
! games. These averages give the records
/ Of lS3 players. Hugh Duffy, OF Boston,
/ is first, and Westervelt OF New York, is
! last. Philadelphia shows up we'll in the
/ batting, too, for after the Bostonian,
] Duhy, come Turner, Thompson, Dele
/ hanty. and Hamilton. Captain Arson, OF
| Chicago, is sixth, with Kelly of the
| Baitimores. seventh. and Cross, of Phila-
| delphia, eighth. Tenny, OF Boston, ranks
ninth. and Bug Holiday, of Cincinnati
/ Of New York, are tied for eleventh
honors. and Keeler. of Baltimore, is
twelfth.
For the unlucky number. thirteen. Grlf
fin. OF Brooklyn, and Childs, Of Cleve-
land. are a tie. while another Phiiadel-
phian, Grady. steps INTO fourteenth place:
Daklen, Of Chicago, Is fifteenth; Ryan,
Of the same club, sixteenth; Burns, of
Brooklyn, seventeenth: Burkett, of Cleye-
land, eighteenth; and McKeon, of Cleye-
land. nineteenth. pittsburgh now makes
Its appearance. Smith is twenty and
SStenze, OF the same club, twenty-frst.
Earle. of Brooklyn, and Stratt0n of
Chicago, are tied for the twenty second
place. and Mccarthy. Of Boston. slips
in for the twenty-third honor Nicol. OF
Louisville, and Captain Robinson, of
n,
while Davis, Of New York. gets the
quarter Of century mark. Dan Brouth-
ers, Of Bdlumore; Captain Joyce of
Washington, and Beckley, OF Pittsburgh,
are tied for twenty-sixth place, and the
same is true Of Clements, of Philadel-
phia, and Tony Mullane, Of Baltimore for
twenty-seYenth place. Gleason Is twenty
eight while Miller and Lowe are a tie
at twenty-nine. McGraw, Of Baltimore,
is the tnlrlicth man in the list and
DAILY, Of Brooklyn, thirty-one. Inks, OF
Baltimore; Sullivan, OF Washington. and
Philadelphia, and Connaughton, Of Bos-
ton, are tied for thrty-second pace. This
IS true also Of BrannOn and StiYetts, Of
Boston, and Tredway, of Brooklyn, for
thirty third place.
Sugden, Of Pittsburgh, and Van Hal
tren, Of New York, are bracketed al |
thirty-four while Jennings Of Baltimore. |
slips into thirty-tifth place. Taylor, of |
and Walter Wilmot, of |
Chicago, are thrty-siX: and O'CCnnor. OF |
Cleveland, thirty-seven. For thirty-eighth |
place Lachance, OF Brooklyn; Wilson, Of |
are tied. Tucker, of Boston is thirty
nine; Hallmar. of Philadelphia, forty,
and Hassamaer, OF WASHINGTON forty
lne. Lange, Of Chicago, and Long, of
tnd Hutchinson, Of Chicago, are also
tie for forty-third place. McPhee, of
Cincinnati and Shoch. Of Brooklyn, are
zip and tuck for forty-foUr; and Abbey.
If Washington ranks fortv-ffth. Kit
redge, Of Chicago, IS forty-sixth Irvine.
Iam Of ST. Louis; Roger COnnor, and
Arie Latham are tie at forty-nne; and
10y, Of Cincinnati, completes the half
entury numbCr.
HalWau. OF 81 Phila 1elphias. leads in
acrihce batting, having thirty-twO hits
o his credit. Donovan. OF the Pittsburgs,
S second; Brodie Of the Baltlmores,
S third; and Jake Beckley fourth.
IauaEer ward Of the New Yorks, and
Iierbauer, OF the Pittsburshs, have TWEEN
v each.
In stolen bases Shebeck Of the Pitts
urgs, leads with 49, HamiI iItOn, Of the
Is second with ninety |
Inc; Wilmot. Of the Chicagos third. with
cVenty-eight; MCGraW, Of Baltimore, |
purth, with seVenty-seVen; and Brown. |
T Louisville. nth. with seventy-four