The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
Y COBB AGAIN FALLS MIGRATING SLUMP Hendryx Leads Southern With .336-Doyle Leads
 National

Chicago. September n.-Ty Cobb again has fallen into batting slump. But de- spite drop of points below his mark of last week. the Detroit star still is leading the American league with an average of .S7o. according to averages published here today. Cobb maintains his speed on the bases, however. and Is lead ing the league with S2 stolen bases. He also has strengthened his margin as the leading run-getter having scored 130. Crawford, Cobb's team-mate, drove Ty from the top of the total base column with a total of 24s bases. 12 more than Cobb's mark.
 Other batters hitting in the 300 class are: Jackson, Chicago. .327; Speaker, Bos- ton. .321: E. Collins. Chicago, .31s; Craw- ford, Detroit, .31s; Fournier Chicago, .314; veach. Detroit .s1s; McInnis Philadel- phia. .s1o; Strunk, Philadelphia, .3os Mail
 Burns of Detroit holds the lead in home runs with five.
 In club batting the. pennant contend ers. are punched, with Detroit leading with .269. and Boston and Chicago close be- hind with .2s5 and .2s2, respectively The leading pitchers are: Foster. Bos- ton, won IS and lost s; Scott. Chicago,
 
 Boston. 15 and I; Covaleskie. Detroit, p and Il; Dauss. Detroit, '23 and 10; Fisher, New York;. IS and. g; Faber, Chicago, 21 and Il; Roland. Detroit. and Leonard, Boston. Il and 6; Johnson, Washington, 22 and 1s; Dubuc. Detroit, 17 and Il; Ayres. Washington and Benz. Chicago. 12 and 8.
 Captain Doyle has again batted him. self into the lead in the National league. The New Yorker has an average of .S27 Following him are: Luderus, Philadelphia .325; Long, St. Louis and Daubert, Brook lyn, tied with .SO9; Snyder. St. Louis. s0s Merkie New York and sHinchman, Pitts burg, tied with .304.
 St. Louis leads in club batting with 257. Cincinnati Is next with 254 Doyle leads in total bases with 216; Cravath, Philadelphia, leads in runs scored with 76 and in home runs 19 Carey. Pittsburg. with S4, leads the base stealers.
 Leading pitchers are: Mamaux, Pitts burg. won 20 and lost [; Alexander, Philadelphia, 25 and g; Toney, Cin- cinnati. il and 4; s. Smith, Brooklyn l2 and 6; Pierce, Chicago, II and G. Dale, Cincinnati. IS and II; Pfeffer Brooklyn. 14 and 9; Meadows, St. Louis 12 and 6; Standridge, Chicago. 8 and 2; Ragan. Boston. 16 and H., Mayer, Philadelphia. IS and IS.
 The 10 leading batters of the Fed eral league are: Kauff, Brooklyn, .35O; Magee, Brooklyn, .s4s; Fischer, Chi cago. .31S: Konetchy. Pittsburg, .s16; Deal St. Louis, .314; Rousch, Newark, .S13; Campbell, Newark, .312; Yerkes. Pittsburg, .S11; Flack Chicago, .310; Dalton, Buffalo. 1908.
 Magee leads in runs scored with s2; Kauff with 43 leads the base stealers; Konetchy has the most bases, in total 246 and Chase ffo1o wi lo in the home run department. In pitching. the leaders are: F. AL len, Pittsburg, with 21 won lost Me- Cornell, Chicago. 21 and g; Crandall St. Louis. IS and g; Barger, Pittsburg, 21 and 4; Reulbach. Newark. Is and g; Schulz. Buffalo 20 and 12 F. Smith. Brooklyn, 10 and 6; Anderson. Buffalo, Is and 6: Cullop. Kansas City. IT and II; Plank, St. Louis. Is and 10; M. Brown, Chicago, 12 and 8.
 |. Bf0oklyn,,~withz-27t leads in club bat ting, and Pittsburg is second with .267. The leaders in the Southern association are: Hendryx, New Orleans. .336: Miller. Mobile. .sl9 P. Allison. Memphis. 1908; Paulette, Nashville, .302 Cruthers, Mem phis, .2s7; Elberfeld. Chattanooga. .297; Edmondson, New Orleans. .2s6; Sloan. Birmingham, .295: Lee, Atlanta .292; Lord. Memphis. .291; Burke Mobile, .291. Hendryx leads in runs scored with 1o2; in total bases with 240 and Thomas, New Orleans. leads in homers and stolen bases. with 10 and 42, respectively
 The leading pitchers are: Hogg, Mobile, 1s and 10; Weaver. New Orleans. IA and 8; Black, Birmingham, IT and 10; Gun ningham. Chattanooga, 20 and 12; Frost, Nashville. 10 and 6; Smith, New Orleans, IS and Il; A. Johnson, Birmingham, 16 and Ii; Bushelman, Memphis 10 and T; W. Robertson, Memphis, II and 12: M Merritt, Memphis IS and IS; Grimes, Bir- min4ham. IS and IL New Orleans. wit h