The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
COBB RECOVERS
 LEAD OVER RIVALS
Georgia Peach Hitting .375. Hendryx Still Leading
 the Southern

Chicago. September 4--Ty Cobb has re- covered from his batting slump, accordinz 2 to averages published here today. and is still safely leading the American league sluggers with .S75
 American leaguers trailing he Georgian in hitting are Speaker Boston. .a2s; craw- ford Detroit, .s2I; Jackson, Chicago, .s26; H. Collins, Chicago. .sls: Fournler. Chi eago, and McInnis, Philadelphia, tied with .sl6; Veaeh. Detroit .,3O7; Strunk,. Phila- delpha. .3oS; Maisel. New York, BOP, and Lewis, Boston, 300
 Detroit. with .27o, leads in club bat ting. with Boston second with .2s4. Cobb leads in stolen bases with 7s. Crawford leads In total bases with e4o. Cobb re- mains at the front. however as the best runmaker with 12o. Burns, Detroit. leads in homers with 5.
 Pitchers in the 600 class are led ly Foster. Roston. with IS wins and losses. The others are: Wood. ,Boston, 1s and 4; Scott, Chicago. 21 and S; Ruth. Bosto, 1s ard 5: Shore. Boston, IA and 6: Dalss Detroit. 20 and s; Fiber, Chicago 2i and le; Leonard, Bostcn. 10 and 5; Fisna.. New York, r and g. Roland. Detroit. II and G. Covaieski. Eetroit. 20 and H. Ou- buc. Detroit, i7 and 10; Johnson, Wash ington. 20 and 1s.
 sud,i us PhilaLel;hla, batted hi,nscl: into the lead in the National league this week. With an averdse If ...S; Doyle, New ork Is next with 324 Daubert, Brook lyn. third. with .SlS; Snyder, St Louis has dropped to fourth and is tied with his team-mate, Long, with BIO; Robert son, New York, and Hinchman, Pittsburg. are next with 300 each.
 St. Louis leads In club batting with .2oa and Cincinnati is second with .27s.
 Cravath, Philadelphia, leads in runs scored with "A; in total bases with 9oS, and in home runs with 1s. Carey, Pitts burg. leads the base stealers with 80 thefts
 Big" Pitchers
 The ".600' class pitchers are: Mamaux. Pittsburg, 19 wins and losses; Alexan- der. Philadelphia. 26 and &; Toney, Phila- delphia, 10 and 1; Pierce, Chicago II and D; s. Smith, Brooklyn, F and 6. Meadows, St. Louis, Il and I; Dale, Cincinnati F and II; Mayer. Philadelphia, IS and 12; Coombs, Brooklyn 12 and s.
 The leading batters in the Federal league are kauff, Brooklyn, .s43; Ma gee. Brooklyn, .S4o Yerkes. Pittsburg BIS; Fischer Chicago. ST; Flack. Chicago, and Campbell, Newark, tied, .316; Rouche. Newark. .3l5: Konetchy, Pittsburg, and Deal, St. Louis, tied, .sl4; Kenworthy, Kansas City, 30S.
 Brooklyn leads in club batting with 270: Pittsburg Is next with 275
 Berghammer, Pittsburg, leads in runs scored with 7S: Konetchy leads in total bases with 232; Chase, Buffalo, with 13 Eomers, leads that division Kauff is the leading base stealer, with 42 thefts
 The leadipr Y,ifcharc ara. I,n,,1i>.s Newark 16 wins and defeats; McCon- nell. Chicago. 20 and g. Crandall. St. Louis. Y and 8: F. Allen. Pittsburg, l9 and 9; Barger Pttsburg, and 4: Plank, St Louis, b and 9, Cullop, Kansas City Il, and 10; Schulz, Buffalo, 19 and P; M Brown, Chicago, Il and '; Moran, Newark 12 and &.
 Southern League
 The 10 leading batters in the Southern association are: Hendryx New Orleans 1926; Miller Mobile. .3l9 P. Allison, Mem phis, sos: Cruthers Memphis, 800 Paul. ette. Nashville, .2as Elberfeld Chatta- nooga. .2eS; Lee, Atlanta, 29s; Edmond son, New Orleans, .290; Sloan Birmng- ham,, .2ss; Knaupp, New Orleans, 2SS
 New Orleans leads In club batting with 269 and Nashville Is second with .249
 Hendryx leads in runs scored with 9l and in total bases with 21S; Thomas, New Orleans, leads in homers with and i'll stolen bases with 3S.
 The leading pitchers are Hogg, Mo- ble 19 wins and defeats; Weaver, New Orleans, IA and q; Kissinger, Nashville IS and '; Cunningham, Chattanooga, 19 and II: A. Johnson, Birmingham. l5 and 9. H Merritt Memphis. IS and II; Black, Birmingham, Kroh, Nashville and Keely Memphis tied, 15 and 10; Frost Nash. vile, and G.