Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE HAS
ONLY EIGHT HiTTGR3
IN 800 GLASS
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League mas only eight D9teer6 VINO are
batting in the 900" class, according
to averages published here today. sny-
der. st. Louis, who took the lead away
from Larry Doyle Of the Giants last
week, remains at the head OF the list
OF those who have. played in at least
half the games. His average Is 1895.
Doyle is next with 1913. Following
these two are: Luderus, Philadelphia,
.31s: Daubert, Brooklyn. .S12: Merkle.
New York, 1907: Groh. Cincinnati, and
Robertson. New York. tied with 1906:
Long. st. Louis. 800: Collins. Pitts
burgh, .2s6: J. Smith, Boston, and
Safer, Chicago. tied with 1915.
Doyle is the leading run getter with
So; Cravath with 204 total bases heads.
heads that department as well as be-
ing the leader in circuit drives, with
10 homers.
Tho stolen base honors remain with
Carey, Pittsburgh. who has pilfered %.
Cincinnati with PSI leads in club
batting. and ST. Louis is second with
25e.
The leading pitchers who have
worked in twenty or moro games are:
Maumaux, Pittsburg, 10 wins. losses:
Alexander, Philadelphia, "a and 8:
Toney, Cincinnati, and 3; Pierce,
Chicago. 10 and 4; S. Smith, Brooklyn,
IL and s; Dale, Cincinnati. II and 8;
Coombs, Brooklyn. IL and q; Raglan,
Boston. Is and 3: Meadows. st. Louis,
II and q: Dell. Brooklyn, IL and 8.
Tyrus Cobb. Detroit, suffered bat
ting slump in tho last few days, but
still remains at the head OF the bat.
ters in the American League His
! average is 1888. Other batters who
follow the Georgian and who played
in at least half the games, are: Speak
er, Boston. $50: E. Collins, .321; Four
! nier, Chicago. McInnis, Philadelphia,
! and Crawford. Detroit. tied with .312;
Maisel. New York, 1903; Lewis, Bos-.
| ton. 1902; Kavanagh, Detroit, 300.
| Cobb leads with stolen bases with
70. and in total bases with 221. He
| also has scored the greatest number
OF runs-11S. Burns, Detroit, leads in
home runs with s.
Detroit with 2s6. leads in club bat.
ting. and Boston il next with .2s5.
The 900" class pitchers who have
! worked in twenty or more games are:
Foster. Boston. II wins, S defeats;
Wood, Boston. IL and 4; Scott, Chi
cago 20 and Z: Fisher, New York, II
and Z; Ruth. Boston, IL and s: Dauss.
Detroit 10 and 8: Faber. Chicago. q
and 9: Leonard, Boston, 3 and 4;
Shore. Boston. 1s and s.: coveleskie.
Detroit, Is and II: Dubuc. Detroit, Is
and 10; Johnson. Washington, IS and
IL: Roland. Detroit, and 8.
Magee. Brooklyn, and Kauff, his
team-mate are tied with $40 for the
lead among the batters Of the Federal
League Konetchy. Pittsburgh. and
Fischer, Chicago, are tied for second
place with .315: and Deal. ST. Louis, and
F1ack. Chicago. are tied for third with
.3l4. The others among the first ten
are: Yerkes. Pittsburgh. .312: Rousch.
Newark. .3l1: Easterly. Kansas City,
1903: n. Myers, Brooklyn, 1908.
Brooklyn leads in club batting with
.270 and Pittsburgh is second with
.265. 4,
Evans. Baltimore. scored the most
runs-75.
Konetchy leads in total bases with
.220: Chase Buffalo. leads in home
runs with 10 and Qauf, with ~, leads
in stolen bases.
NJ. Brown, Chicago. the veteran.
leads the. pitchers with IL wins and
defeats. Others who follow Brown
and who have played in twenty or
more games are: Ruelbach, Newark.
15 and 4: Mcconnell, Chicago, 10 and
3; F. Allen. Pittsburgh, 1s and 8:
Crandall, ST. Louis. Is and 8: Knetzer,
Pittsburgh. and Rogge. Pittsburgh.
tied with 10 and s; Cullop, Kansas
City, is and 10; Packard, Kansas City.
Anderson, Buffalo. and Plank. st.
Louis. with IA and 9. are tied: Moran,
Newark. II and s; Barger, Pittsburg.
s and 4.
~, fnNl ;~rr 1,o<< 49, ~
lean Association are: Rondeau,
Minneapolis. .s44; Compton. Kansas
City, .343: J. Beall. Milwaukee, 1883:
Hinchman, Kansas City, .331; Chap
pelle. Milwaukee, 1929; Lelivelt. KAN
sas City and Corriden, Louisville.
tied. 1926: Cashion, Minneapolis. 1928:
Platte, Louisville, .321; Metz. Indian
apolis .313.
Minneapolis leads in club batting
with .2s1, and indianapolis 10 second
with .37o. III
j. Beall leads in runs scored with IS
and has passed Compton's mark for
total bases. He has 211. Riggert. st.
Paul. tied Compton's mark Of 8 for
home runs: Kelly. Indianapolis leads
in stolen bases with g. The ten lead
ing pitchers are: Hall, st. Paul 81
wins, losses; Burr. Indianapolis, IL
and s: Triple. Indianapolis. IL and 8:
r. Williams, st. Paul. II and s: Ying-
ling. Minneapolis. Is and 2: Saunders.
Kansas City, and S: Northrop Louis
Vile. 10 and IL: D. c. Williams, Mime
apolis, % and Is; Delhi, Kansas City.
Is and 12: schardt Indianapolis, Is
and II: Leifield. st. Paul. Is and II.
The ten leading batters Of the Vest
ern league are: LeJeune. Sioux City,
1862: Galloway. Denver, $50; Fore
sythe, Omaha, .342; Kane. Sioux City.
500: Jones, Des Moines, and Morse.
Lincoln, tied, .317: Spencer, Denver:
316; Tydeman, Topeka, .312: Hahn.
Des Moines. $40; Britton. Wichita,
.30s. an
Jones leads in runs scored with -:
Galloway with 25l leads In total bases:
Mccormick Denver, made the most
home runs-15; and McGafAean. Iin.
coln leads in stolen bases with 81.
Denver leads in club batting with
PA: Sioux City is second with III.
The "6O0' pitchers who have worked
in twenty or more games are: ThOmp-l
son. Omaha. won H. lost S; MuAsef,
Des Moines, Il and I: Mogrtdge. Dea
Moines, "a and 10; Mitchell, Denver, Il
and 8; Gaspar. Sioux City,. IS and 3:
Clark, Sioux City, 10 and .; Thoma4
Des Moines, 10 and II: Ciunn, Topeka.
10 and s; Gilligan, Des Moines. 10 and
s.; Ehman. Lincoln, II and Z; Can't
well. Denver, 12and 8.
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