The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
TIGERS DEFEATED
 IN PITHERS' BATTLE. OTHER SPORT NOTES
|CObb ADDS SEVEN l POINTS ID AVERAGE
Still Far From 400 Mark. Leads All by 57
 Points

Chicago, September 1S.-Tyrus Cobb has recovered his batting eye, according to averages published here today. Although far from the 400 marks. Cobb has added ! points to bis mark of last week. He still is in the lead by 57 points, with an average of .37, Speaker of Boston be- ing the runner up with .32o and Jackson, Chicago. next with .3l9
 Other leaders in the American league are E. Collins. Chicago, .31as Crawford and veach. Detroit. tied with .Sl3; Me- Innis. Philadelphia, .a11; Fournier. Chi- cago. .B1o; Suunk. Philadelphia, r3oi; Howard. St. Louis, and Kavanaugh. De- troit. tied with .296 Gainer. Boston, .2s5. Z
 Cobb's record shows only three bases shy of tying the American league stolen ton in 1912. The record Is ss bases. and Cobb Is leading the league with s5, includ- ing games of Wednesday.
 Cobb also leads in runs scored with 133 and number of hits made with 1sa.
 Detroit also claims another headiner in Sam Crawford. who leads in total bases with .25S He has made Sl doubles. 1s tripler and { homers.
 Burns, another Tiger. who has been holding the lead in home runs. has been tied by Oldring of Philadelphia. Each had 6. Detroit leads In club batting with .26s; Boston is second with .264, and Chicago with .259 is third.
 The leading pitchers are Foster. Bos- ton, IS won, lost Ruth. Boston. Is and 6; Shore. Boston, IT and T; Leonard. Boston, 13 and 6; Daus, Detroit, 21 and 10; Covaleskie, Detroit. 9 and II; Boland Detroit, l2 and 6; Scott, Chicago 21 and II; Fabre. Chicago. g and 12; Fisher. New York. IS and 10; Ayers, Washington, 14 and s; Johnson, Washington. 22 and 13; Gallia. Washington, 14 and g; Dubuc, Detroit. II and Il.
 Larry Doyle, captain of the Giants con- tinues at the head of National league bat ters He is leading with 162 hits for an average of .319. Other leaders are: Luderus. Philadelphia, .316; Snyder, St. Louis, .314; Daubert, Brooklyn. .s11; Grif- flth, Cincinnati and Long. St. Louis, tied with sos: Hinchman, Pittsburg, and Mer- kle, New York, tied with .306 Groh, Gin cinnati. .295; Robertson, New York, .29i; Collins, Pittsburg, .29l: Fisher, Chicago, and T. Clarke, Cincinnti tied with .290; Cravath. Philadelphia, .2S6.
 Cravath holds the lead in total runs scored with 79, and in total bases with cs4, and also the home run column with 22. Carey, Pittsburg, Leads in stolen bases with 36. St. Louis is first in club bat ting with .259, and Cincinnati Is next with PAY
 The leading pitchers are:
 Toney, Cincinnati, 13 won lost; Alex ander, Philadelphia, 27 and g. Mamaux. Pittsburg, 20 and [; Pfeffer. Brooklyn 1e and g; s. Smith, Brooklyn. F and I; Pierce, Chicago, II and [: Dale. Cincin- 1Q q. De- ox,I l Coombs. Brooklyn. B and 3: Vaughn. Chi | cago, 1T and F; Mayer. Philadelphia, z l and 14.
 l The leading batters of the Fedora. league are Kauff, Brooklyn, $50; Magee Brooklyn. .342; Fischer, Chicago, .322; Rousch, Newark, .s1s; Campbell. Newark l .s15; Deal St. Louis, .a14: Flack, Chicago 1 .312; Konetchy, Plttsburg, .311; Ken-
 worthy. Kansas City. .3O7; Dalton, Buffa-
 To. .306.
 l Brooklyn leads in club batting with 2l
 and Pittsburg is second with .263. l Kauff leads in stolen bases with 47, Ma
 gee with se leads in total runs scored. and
 Chase, Buffalo. leads in total bases. with
 .252, and in home runs with F. l The pitchers in the ''600' class are Nc
 Connell, Chicago. p won g lost; F. Allen
 Pittsburg, 21 and 10; Crandall. St. Louis
 IS and 10; M. Brown, Chicago. IA and 8 Anderson. Buffalo, IT and 10: Reulbach Newark, IT and 10: Schulz, Buffalo. 20 and
 1e: F. Smith, Baltimore and Brooklyn. Il
 and 6; Cullop. Kansas City, F and Il Plank, St. Louis. 1s and 10; Barger, Pitts.
 burg, and 5.
 l Tho 10 leading batters of the sautherr association who played in half the game'
 are: Hendryx. New Orleans, .33l; Miller
 Mobile, .s1s; Paulette. Nashville. BOP: F
 Allison, Memphis and Edmondson. Nev 0Or,eans. tied with .301; Burk. Mohi'e. 300 Elberfeld, Chattanooga, .2s7; Cruthers I Memphis. .295: Leo, Atlanta .2e2: Sloan
 Birmingham, ,291; Lord, Memphis. .29o. | New Orleans leads in club batting Witt l 270, Mobile comes next, .269.
 I Hendryx leads in runs scored with l07 | and in total bases with 25o; Thomas, New I Orleans, leads in homers with Il and 1T I stolen bases with A.
 The leading pitchers are Cunningham
 Chattanooga, 2s won 12 lost; Weaver. Nev | Orleans, 15 and 8; Smith, New Orleans
 20 and Il; FIogg, Mobile, 20 and Il; Black Birmingham, IS and Il; N. Merritt. Mem phis. 19 and 13; Bushelman. Memphis, I
 and 2; Frost, Nashville, 10 and '; Perry
 Atlanta, 16 and Il: R. Robertson, Birming ham, 19 and IA; Kroh, Nashville. IS and 12 W. Robertson, Memphis, r and 13 l