Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17


son elgt notched another little.
notiecd distinction He was the
only National league PLAYER 10
play IN every game
The power-hittinE shortstop
whaeked a. home runs for the
Chicago Cubs. breaking his former
mark OF "a in 1883 nis i2a RBIs
also was topa for both the Amer,
lean league and the National
league
Mays Finishes sad
Willie MAYS was the leading hit
ter among tan PLAYERS The San
Francisco outloldcr complied a
SAT mark, losing out Tor the NJ.
batting title on the final day OF
the season, HE was also the leader
in stolen bases with 81. Mays had
- home runs ana % RRIs
Other Averages
The tinal averages showed that
five other tan MI players and
four tan Al players, hattcd bet
ter than SOC,
National League
Was Coviugton, milwaukee,, $40
ia home runs, rs RBIsl. Hank
Aaron, Milwaukee, 3ge $50 home
runs % RBIs), Leon Wagner,
San Francisco. SiS tis home runa,
ss RHIsl Orlando cereia. san
Francisco, ,st2 t25 home runs. %
RIBS
American Leagun
rlston Howard New York. atA
en- home runs, o. RBIa. Vic Pow
er. Cleveland, .Si2 Cid home runs
| so RRlsl, Bob Boyd. baltimore,
500 q home runs. 30 Rnisl Min.
ME MlnoRo. Cleveland. 3o2 t9i
home runs. so RnIsl
other NJ Players
Roberto Clementc, Pittsburgh.
$50 "a home runs. so RBIsl Bii-
~ Bmton milwaukee,, $50 @
homo runs. 20 RpIul
George Grove Cincinnati 275
ia home runs. 81 RBIs); John
Roseboro, Los Angeles, 2T2 "a
home runs ~ RBiu) vada PIN
son. Cincinnati 2Ti q home run.
s RBIn Frank lIcrrera, philadol-
phia. .270 u home un O RIilal,
Frank Robinson Cincinnati 200
C9i home runs. ~ RnIsl, Roman
Meiiaa. Pittsburgh, 2as "a home
runs 10 RBrs; " G. atsvena
Pittsburgh 2s7, 7 home nuns, ~
lRRfr). Junior Gillian, fspa An
Feias 2si q home runs ~ RisIslg
curt Flood. ~ Louis. 2al 30
home runs. AZ RB1s) WHITE Kirk
land San Francisco 2hs tia home
Il
runs SO RBlal
| Valmy Thomas. San Frnncisco,
2a7 a home runs, 10 HiAlsls
Charicy Neal LOS Angeles, ass
| t22 home runs, ab RBial Felipe
| Alou. San Francisco. 25s q home
runs. 10 nBIa) Gene bakef pitta,
burrh 25n q nHla Tony Taylor.
Chicago. 2gS 20 home runs. ~
IRBiHi: Chico Fernandez philndels
phia. 230 90 home nuns. 81 Riilglf
Bob Thurman. Cincinnati ESQ "a
home runs, 20 RlIIsl Ruben Am.
aro. 81 Louis. 2gs q RpIl. Felix
Maniills Milwnuteo, 22i q home
runs. 80 nnIa Andre Rodgers,
San Francisco 200 a home runs,
Ia RBIsl
other Al Players
Larry Doby. Cleveland. 2sJ Ga
home runs a. RBia1 joe Taylor.
Baltimore. 276 q hpme runs 9
lRBr0, Hector Lopez Kansas
lcny 200 az home runs, ~
lRnfai Harry Simpson Kansas
Iciy-New York. 2bo n home
runs. rs HBfo Al smith Chicago.
| 2sz az home runs ~ HBisl
Ionsia virgii. Detroit. 2A4 % home
runs ~ RBIal Julie Becquef
washington 2gs fi2 RBIs) Lon
mic Green. Baltimore 2si -
lRHial Earl nsttey, chicago 22e
/ a home rms. 2 RIBS HiIiy Har.
rsu. Cleveland. 2Is u home runs,
Iig HEfsl willie Tasby, Baltimore.
| 200 q hoBie run, HBD
Records - Tan Nj Pitchers
Juan Pizzaro milwaukee,. esRan
4-Ioai CERA 2sgJ ssrn Jones 81
| Louis. tAawon, ia-lost fERA, zAsl
lIiamBoft0 Robinson. milwaukee, 2
2on. 4-lGsi ORA. 500; Brooks
Lawrence. Cibrinnsii ssS0n -
b1st tERA. 4fsj. Gubcn Gomez
gsn Francisco. l0awoH, izbisi
| IRA. fs7l, scwoangbe f<'a An
| gfies- -cineinnati. 7.wgn. is-ioai
lfEItA, 47il
Records % Al Pitchers
Sim Grant Cleveland. JO-won
ili loat fKRA, zs4J. Connie John.
a9n Baltimore s.wou s-iost fgfA
Z s8J. Charlie rssmon. Baltimore
-eu z-ge.at fF.rA. agk