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American Association

TEAM BATTING AB R H

TB HR 8B Pct

Kes City 2087 35 899 18527 123 30 .30! St Paul 2042 479 B39 1241 85 47 28! Mnnapols 2941 417 814 1250 90 21 .277 Tadply 2886 457 797 1170 84 38 276 wukee 2720 402 752 1138 60 31 276 Louisville 3003 4683 778 1113 47 "24 "259 Chrleston 2789 318 668 830 37 18 [241 Columbus 2038 382 705 1014 #0 25 .240 LAM FIELDING . . DP TP PO A E Pct Milwaukee . 91 0 2084 838 73 976 Kansas City P92 0 2242 043 95 aT Columbus 85 0 2315 961 100 970 uisville 83 0 2313 9833 99 .970 St. Paul 102 0 2313 B62 1 869 Minneapolis 187 1 2211 102 969 Indianapolis 78 0 218% S814 101 989 Charisston 53 133 958

3 0 2UM 83 INDIVIDUAL BATTING Tasludes players in 18 ar more games,

except pitchers, AB H 2B JB HR RBI Pct 322 357

~ ... Baseball Averages

- £ - " National League American League TEAM BATTING TEAM BAT {ING ¢ +vAB R.- H TB HR SB Pd AB R H TB HR 8B St. Louis 2669 350 714 1017 47 18 .268 New York 2544 347 682 1017 55 35 Brooklyn 2450 388 639 993 177 43 281 Clev 2633" 358 687 1040 T1 27 Chicago 2713 332 102 1080 64 21 258 Chicagh 2701 331 679 057 49 20 Phil. 2494 274 620 502 40 34 243 Boston 2494 333 627 912 48 28 New York 2457. 344 612 096 80 18 249 Phil 2268 283 565 R26 48 27 Cincinnati\2607 318 #45 870 #1 17 .247 Wash. 2503 283 62D: B46 2M 17 Boston 2536 274 584 806 58 27 .230 Detroit 2533 273 613 90% 50 15 Pittsburgh 2822 265. 581 839 45 3 22 2 uis 2714 284 645 919 38 15 TEAM FIELDING yi “E ~ TEAM FIELDING - DP TP. PO A E Pct Di PO A E Brooklyn 74 0 1984 1775 40 986 Washington 81 0 gous 783 52 Cincinnati 64 1 2038 811 50 .983 Chicago 88 # 2207 B95 82 Chicagn 83 0 2122 881 83 979 New York 92 0 2008 BAG 63 8t. Louis 71 0 2101 293 69 .977 Philadelphia 86. 0 2024 1793 64 Philadelphia 68 0 2006 796 66 977 Cleveland 72° 0 2076 B67 70 New York 83 0 1859 820 #7 .976 Detroit 58 0 2001 .801 BO Pittsburgh 4 1 2088 792 39 0870 (8t. Louls 104 0 2157 890 89 Boston 63 0 2026 492 86 970 Boston 77-0 1887 LLL 5 INDIVIDUAL RATTING INDIVIDUAL BATTING

Includes plavers in 18 or mers games

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