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ONCE A„ PATRON ALWAYS. A PATRON
Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won Lost
Boston ., 70
Detroit . 67
New York . 65
Chicago . 66
St. Louis . 66
Cleveland . 65
Washington. 57
Philadelphia . 26
49
56
55
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67
67
61
91
P.C.
.588
.545
.542
.541
.537
.533
.483
.222
national league
Won Lost P.C.
Brooklyn .’.69 43 .616
Boston . 65 42 .607
Philadelphia.65 48 .575
New York . 54 67 .486
Pittsburgh . 52 60 .464
St. Louis . 54 65 .454
Chicago . 52 66 .441
Cincinnati . 45 75 .375
With the baseball season so near the finish and the extraordinarily close
race for the flag the Anchorage Daily Times has again anticipated the public’s
wish and has made arrangements with its Seattle correspondent to furnish
the daily score in both the American and National leagues.
Especially in the American league is the excitement keen and the race for
the flag hotly contested. Boston leads with .588, Detroit .545, New York .542
Chicago .541, St. Louis .537, Cleveland .533, with Washington and Philadel
phia poor trailers. Only 55 points separate Boston and Cleveland and all
teams are going strong. However, Boston has the lead and is the betting
favorite in the east.
The National league race is not so close although the sporting editors
o. seyfra* ot the reliable eastern papers predict that the championship se
nes will be between the two Boston clubs. Brooklyn is leading Boston nine
points, with .616 to .60, and Philadelphia is a possible contender. Brooklyn
has apparently struck the toboggan, while the Boston pitchers are making a
Carrison finish. s
Qr, The heavy hitters of the American league are led by Speaker, .384, Cobb,
•3o4; and Jackson .351, and the honor will probably go to Speaker as he is
in good form and batting consistently. Cobb, who has wearied the fans by
his monopoly of first place is always to be feared, but Speaker has led most
of the season and shows no signs of letting up. The jinx is on Jackson and
the same trouble enters into his hitting as in former years but he will be in
the money.
Daubert, of Brooklyn, leads the National league swatters with .325,
Hornsby, .324, Wagner. 317 and Robertson, .315. This position may be
changed by the time we get our next report, as Daubert has the worry of the
captaincy on his hands and his team has a hard fight with Boston for the pen
nant- The remarkable feature of the batters’ standing is the wonderful stick
work of Honus Wagner, the veteran shortstop for Pittsburgh; old enough to
be the father of the majority of players but still whanging the leather with
the consistency of his earlier career. As this will no doubt be his last vear
in baseball the fans of the country are pulling for him to land in first p'lace
and in Pittsburgh where he will ever be an idol the fans are wildly enthusias
tic over their old favorite’s remarkable record.
The standing of the clubs, together with the season’s records of the pitch
ers and batters follow:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player and Club
Speaker, Cleveland .
Cobb, Detroit .
Jackson, Chicago .
Mullin, New York .
Roth, Cleveland .
Gardner, Boston .
Boland, Detroit.
Strunk, Athletics .......
Felsch, Chicago .
Sisler, St. Louis.
Bums, Detroit .
Crawford, Detroit .
High, New York ..
Shotton, St. Louis .
Ness, Chicago .
Ruth, Boston.
Nunamaker, N. Y.
Alexander, N. Y.
Rice, Washington .
Veach, Detroit .
E. Collins, Chicago .
Hoblitzel, Boston .
Gharrity, Washington ..
Bauman, New York.
Walters, New York.
Severeid, St. Louis.
Gilhooey, New York
Cunningham, Detroit ..,
Young, Detroit .
A. Williams, Washington
C. Walker, Boston.
Schang, Athletics.
Dauss, Detroit .
Heilman, Detroit ..
Picinich, Athletics ..
F. Baker, New York ...,
Pratt, St. Louis .
W. Mitchell, Detroit
Smith, Washington .
Mclnnis, Athletics.
Myers, Athletics.
Morgan, Washington
Gainer, Boston .
W. Miller, St. Louis.
Marsans, St. Louis.
Leibold, Chicago .
Pipp, New York.
McMullin, Chicago.
Hooper, Boston .
Lewis, Boston .
Milan, Washington.
Wambsgans, Cleveland ..
Dubuc, Detroit .
Turner, Cleveland .
Gandil, Cleveland.
McElwee, Athletics .
Shaw, Washington .
Club
Detroit .
Cleveland .
Chicago .
New York .
Boston .
St. Louis .
Washington.
Athletics .
Batting Averages.
G. AB.
. 116 417
. 112 412
. 121 461
. 42 108
. 91 289
. 110 402
. 39 23
. 113 404
. 119 451
. 118 447
. 113 421
. 67 195
. 85 278
. 123 486
. 49 170
. 51 99
. 85 251
.i. 19 31
. 45 142
. 117 441
. 121 430
. 96 320
. 26 66
. 60 196
. 43 125
. 91 264
. 58 222
. 30 40
. 120 413
. 62 170
. 107 381
. 72 197
. 29 52
. Ill 385
. 18 45
. 71 263
. 125 468
. 27 34
. 85 237
. 101 367
. 38 92
. 85 280
. 40 104
. 115 370
. 121 428
. 25 31
. 114 409
. 64 180
. 113 441
. 114 427
. 119 449
. 105 358
. 44 71
. 93 329
. 116 343
. 36 111
. 15 12
Club Batting Records.
G. AB. R.
.... 122 4,102 511
.... 122 3,918 486
.... 121 3,964 463
.... 119 3,941 454
.... 118 3,826 417
.... 125 4,081 466
_ 120 3,887 387
.... 115 3,716 310
Pitchers’ Records.
R. H. SB. SH.
82 160 27 13
86 146 49 14
71 162 16 12
11 35 6 4
40 91 20 13
37 123 12 15
4 7 0 1
53 122 16 19
60 135 4 14
65 133 21 17
48 125 10 16
19 58 5 5
37 82 10 22
76 143 28 4
22 50 2 4
14 29 0 4
24 73 3 1
4 9 10
15 41 2 1
71 126 18 21
63 124 18 28
49 92 9 14
6 19 2 0
29 56 9 5
9 36 2 6
21 73 1 3
40 61 19 ' 2
7 11 0 1
49 112 13 15
16 46 4 8
54 103 11 14
22 52 11 8
8 14 0 3
46 103 6 12
2 12 0 2
33 70 13 3
45 124 22 15
19 0 2
27 62 3 6
30 96 3 18
7 24 1 5
35 73 10 15
10 27 2 4
52 96 21 24
42 111 43 20
3 8 3 0
50 105 11 17
8 46 8 13
58 113 19 7
42 109 12 17
40 114 22 8
44 91 6 25
3 18 0 2
42 83 12 19
40 100 10 22
4 28 0 3
0 3 0 2
BH. SB. SH.
1,064 134 161
977 116 186
989 122 174
965 148 136
935 97 170
989 177 139
921 125 118
863 111 118
Av.
.384
.354
.351
.324
.315
.306
.304
.302
.299
.298
.297
.297
.295
.294
.294
.293
.291
.290
.289
.288
.288
.288
.288
.286
.280
.277
.275
.275
.271
.271
.270
.269
.269
.268
.267
.266
.265
.265
.262
.262
.261
.261
.260
.259
.259
.258
.257
.256
.256
.255
.254
.254
.254
.252
.252
.252
.250
Av.
.259
.249
.249
.245
.244
.242
.237
.232
L. SO.
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Pitcher and Club G.
Love, New York. 11
Cullop, New York . 20
Shore, Boston _'. 27
Morton, Cleveland . 21
Boland, Detroit . 36
H. Coveleskie, Detroit . 36
Lambeth, Cleveland. 6
Ruth, Boston . 33
Faber, Chicago . 26
Cicotte, Chicago . 33
Mays, Boston . 31
Koob, St. Louis. 22
Groom, St. Louis . 34
Shawkey, New York . 39
Benz, Chicago . 21
Coumbe, Cleveland. 22
W'eilman, St. Louis. 36
Dauss, Detroit. 29
Leonard, Boston . 36
Russell, Chicago. 47
G. Foster, Boston . 29
S .Coveleskie, Cleveland .. 39
Beebe, Cleveland . 12
W. Johnson, Washington. 40
Williams, Chicago . 33
Klepfer, Cleveland . 28
Harper, Washington . 33
Fisher, New York . 25
Davenport, St. Louis. 49
Plank, St. Louis. 29
J. Bagby, Cleveland . .7. 36
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting Averages.
Player and Glub .G. AB- B. H.
Daubert, Brooklyn . 97 375 61 122
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TTobertson, New York .. .TTTTT: 7: .77. ”105 409 67 129“
McCarthy, Brooklyn .. 55 148 17 46
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31 165
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51 220
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56 98
58 137
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76 146
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58 175
64 160
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