The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10
" COBB REMAINS
 BEST BATTER OF
 AMERICAN LEAGU|
Cobb Leads Ban Johnson. Circuit for Eighth Time. Doyle Cops National
 League HOnOrs

enieaso' October s.-For the eighth tim III ms career Ty Cobb is champion ha ' ter oi the American league, accordinp f averages published here today. Bes,nnIn III 1sVd. the Detroit player has l.d 4h -i.'ers Tn every season except in ,oo, "heh the official scores gave Criss o, ., oeis the palm, he having batted ad h e4 games to cobb's 1924 fin 15
 Aooay cobb's average for th. ..., just ended is .s69. seaso' in stolen bases, the C;aors;. -
 T, e" iesssue record at 97 for the seasor o'u inarh Tor the American le.y,, in 1912 snlnstol III runs scored Cobb is ahead oe ., "Itil IA and leads in total base. ,,,,,,, =,
 inose following Cobb in batting wb,., nave played in at least half the e.r,. are E. Collins, Chicago, .asa Fou,-r,.. Chicaso, .a25; Speaker. Boston. a,o. nr- ln''is' rhiladelphia, .a14; Jackson. chi easo' .Ss; Veach. Detroit, .s0e: Kirr. cieVeiand, .aos; Crawford, Detroit. so, s'runk' Philadelphia, .2s6: Gainer. Ro,,o,, .zss' kavanaugh, Detroit, .2s2: Baun,.r : New York, .2SS; Lewis, Boston. .ass. sn.. ten, St. Louis, .2S7
 oaoole Roth, Cleveland, led the ie. ,,,, Tn circuit drives with seven.
 Detroit led in club batting u,,.h ..- Chicago was second with .2s1. and p...S. with .26o was third. ''o'
 Fltchers who finished in the ".so0, c,o |. were. Wood, Boston. won 15 and Toe. ! 'ohore' Boston, won 20, lost ': Rutb D.. ton, IS and [; Foster, Boston. o0 ana \ boiand, Detroit, 13 and 6; Johnson. u...] inston, 27 and 13; Scott, Chicago. 24 an1 i-; Leonard, Boston IA and 2; Dauss De trolt 2S and F; Faber, Chicago, 24 and 1a Covalesli, Detroit, 23 and 13. G.,,J, "ashlnston,s 17 and 10: Ayers Washing loh' 10 and ,; Fisher. New York, IS ant II; Benz. Chicago. 15 and 10.
 Larry Doyle of New York is the Nd tionals champion with an average of RE CfaVath ot Philadelphia. led in runs scored Win N; In total bases, with 26S. and il nome runs, with 24-one below the bil iuaeue record set by Buck Pressman q Washington in 1899. Manager Herzo1 was the leading base stealcr with 34.
 Following Doyle, the Leading batter were:
 Luderus. Philadelphia, .s13: Griffith Cincinnati, .30i; Daubert. Brooklyn. .3Oil Hinehman. Pittsburg, .sJ4: Snyder, Sf Louis, .Sol; Merkle, New York, 296; Rob ertson, New York, 2s4; Collins, Boston .zs9; Groh, Cincinnati, 2Ss; Long. st Louis. .2ss; T. Clarke, Cincinnati. .2ss Crayath, Philadelphia. .2s7; sConnolly Boston, 2s5; Fischer, Chicago, 2S4 Fl
 Cincinnati led in club batting with .25sl St. Louis finished second with 2s3, whtt1 Philadelphia, Brooklyn and New Yorj were tied for third with .2i8
 The following pitchers finished in thl ".6o0" class: Toney, Cincinnati, won Id lost 4 Alexander, Philadelphia. 31 and 9| Mamaux, Pittsburg. 21 and &; Standridge gel Chicago and 2. Pierce. Chicago, l3 ai.d [; Coombs, Brooklyn, 15 and g; Ragall Boston, IS and Il; s. Smith, Brooklyul IS and g; Vaughan, Chicago. 20 and 1a
 Bennie kauff won the Federal leagu1 championship with $40, though Watsoi of Buffalo in 29 games batted .s9d Kauff led in stolen bases with 54s and in total bases with 247. Borton of sd Hal Chase of Buffalo in home run} with IT.
 The leading batters who followed were: Magee, Brooklyn, 1928; Fischer Chicago, .326 Campbell, Newark, .s14l Flack, Chicago. .315; Konetchy, Pitts{ burg, BIO; A. Wilson. Chicago, BOT Evans. Baltimore .307; w. Miller, st Louis. .307; Mann, Chicago. .308I Rousch, Newark, .302
 Brooklyn finished first in club bat. ting with .265; Pittsburg was seconS with .261 and St. Louis with .260 wal third. The 500 pitchers were McCon. nell, Chicago. won "A and lost 10; IT Brown, Chicago, 18 and z; Crandall St. Louis, 21 and 10; Reulbach, New ark, 21 and 10; Allen, Pittsburs, 73 ant 12; Cul1op, Kansas City. 22 and 1z. Plank. St. Louis, 21 and 12; B. Smith Baltimore Brooklyn. 10 and c; Pack ard. Kansas City. 10 and 12: F. An. derson. Buffalo, 19 and 12; Rogge. Pitts; burg, IT and II; Schulz, Buffalo. q and 14. <, E