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The Replay News The Replay News 1957 FINAL EDITION OLDSTERS TED WILLIAMS AND STAN MUSIAL COP MVP AWARDS TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Final Standings 4 American League Leaders 6 National League Leaders 8 Team-by-Team Individual Stats 24 Team Stats 25 World Series Results 26 Replay to Actual Comparison for All Batters 41 Replay to Actual Comparison for All Pitchers MLB Standings Through Games of 9/29/1957 (Final) American League W L GB Pct Strk R RA New York Yankees 109 45 -- .708 W4 827 511 Chicago White Sox 95 59 14.0 .617 W2 796 605 Boston Red Sox 83 71 26.0 .539 L3 730 625 Baltimore Orioles 76 76 32.0 .500 L1 589 619 Detroit Tigers 70 84 39.0 .455 L4 598 668 Kansas City Athletics 66 87 42.5 .431 W5 610 712 Cleveland Indians 64 89 44.5 .418 L2 625 799 Washington Senators 51 103 58.0 .331 W1 603 837 National League W L GB Pct Strk R RA Brooklyn Dodgers 87 67 -- .565 L1 644 607 Milwaukee Braves 86 68 1.0 .558 W1 667 626 Cincinnati Redlegs 82 72 5.0 .532 L1 862 754 St. Louis Cardinals 77 77 10.0 .500 W1 719 699 New York Giants 73 81 14.0 .474 L1 700 697 Philadelphia Phillies 72 82 15.0 .468 W1 637 685 Chicago Cubs 71 83 16.0 .461 L1 661 713 Pittsburgh Pirates 68 86 19.0 .442 W1 634 743 American League Leaders Including Games of Sunday, September 29, 1957 Hits Strikeouts Batting Leaders Nellie FoxCHA 217 Joe DeMaestriKC 103 Minnie MinosoCHA 206 Bob NiemanBAL 98 Batting Average Frank MalzoneBOS 189 Vic WertzCLE 97 Ted WilliamsBOS .400 Roy SieversWSH 189 Al SmithCLE 93 Mickey MantleNYA .385 Mickey MantleNYA 187 Jim LemonWSH 93 Nellie FoxCHA .354 Harvey KuennDET 183 Woodie HeldNYA-KC 87 Minnie MinosoCHA .347 Ted WilliamsBOS 181 Charlie MaxwellDET 83 Roy SieversWSH .323 Jim PiersallBOS 179 Gus ZernialKC 82 Gil McDougaldNYA .313 Gil McDougaldNYA 174 Larry DobyCHA 81 Jackie JensenBOS .307 Jackie JensenBOS 171 Hank BauerNYA 79 Bob BoydBAL .302 Vic PowerKC .298 Doubles Stolen Bases Harvey KuennDET .296 Minnie MinosoCHA 40 Luis AparicioCHA 24 Harvey KuennDET 38 Al SmithCLE 15 Home Runs Frank MalzoneBOS 34 Mickey MantleNYA 13 Roy SieversWSH 53 Jackie JensenBOS 34 Jim LandisCHA 12 Ted WilliamsBOS 50 Billy GardnerBAL 33 Billy GardnerBAL 11 Yogi BerraNYA 32 Al KalineDET 31 Al PilarcikBAL 11 Mickey MantleNYA 32 Jim PiersallBOS 28 Jim RiveraCHA 10 Rocky ColavitoCLE 32 Mickey MantleNYA 28 Minnie MinosoCHA 10 Vic WertzCLE 30 Larry DobyCHA 27 Nellie FoxCHA 9 Jackie JensenBOS 30 Nellie FoxCHA 26 Roger MarisCLE 9 Woodie HeldNYA-KC 26 Pete RunnelsWSH 26 Charlie MaxwellDET 24 Charlie MaxwellDET 26 On Base Percentage Gil McDougaldNYA 23 Mickey MantleNYA .533 Gus TriandosBAL 23 Triples Ted WilliamsBOS .531 Gil McDougaldNYA 11 Nellie FoxCHA .456 Runs Batted In Billy MartinNYA-KC 11 Minnie MinosoCHA .434 Roy SieversWSH 142 Minnie MinosoCHA 11 Roy SieversWSH .389 Ted WilliamsBOS 126 Al SmithCLE 10 Gil McDougaldNYA .385 Yogi BerraNYA 121 Nellie FoxCHA 10 Larry DobyCHA .380 Mickey MantleNYA 112 Ray BooneDET 9 Gene WoodlingCLE .378 Minnie MinosoCHA 106 Joe DeMaestriKC 9 Pete RunnelsWSH .376 Jackie JensenBOS 106 Hank BauerNYA 9 Jackie JensenBOS .374 Vic WertzCLE 96 Gene MauchBOS 9 Larry DobyCHA 94 Harry SimpsonKC-NYA 9 Slugging Percentage Gil McDougaldNYA 90 Ted WilliamsBOS .792 Rocky ColavitoCLE 89 Bases On Balls Mickey MantleNYA .673 Mickey MantleNYA 156 Roy SieversWSH .645 Runs Scored Ted WilliamsBOS 124 Jackie JensenBOS .537 Mickey MantleNYA 141 Nellie FoxCHA 94 Gil McDougaldNYA .513 Nellie FoxCHA 131 Eddie YostWSH 79 Yogi BerraNYA .506 Ted WilliamsBOS 119 Minnie MinosoCHA 76 Rocky ColavitoCLE .504 Gil McDougaldNYA 110 Al SmithCLE 75 Vic WertzCLE .497 Roy SieversWSH 107 Pete RunnelsWSH 74 Minnie MinosoCHA .492 Minnie MinosoCHA 103 Rocky ColavitoCLE 74 Gene WoodlingCLE .477 Luis AparicioCHA 100 Charlie MaxwellDET 69 Jim PiersallBOS 95 Frank BollingDET 68 Billy GardnerBAL 91 Frank BollingDET 86 American League Leaders Including Games of Sunday, September 29, 1957 Shutouts Saves Pitching Leaders Paul FoytackDET 7 Bob GrimNYA 19 Frank SullivanBOS 7 Ray NarleskiCLE 15 Earned Run Average Tom SturdivantNYA 6 Ike DelockBOS 11 Tom SturdivantNYA 1.78 Willard NixonBOS 4 George ZuverinkBAL 10 Paul FoytackDET 2.09 Dick DonovanCHA 4 Tex ClevengerWSH 9 Billy O'DellBAL 2.29 Bob TurleyNYA 4 Bud ByerlyWSH 8 Billy HoeftDET 2.41 Billy PierceCHA 4 Jerry StaleyCHA 8 Dick DonovanCHA 2.46 Billy HoeftDET 4 Tom MorganKC 8 Bob TurleyNYA 2.75 Connie JohnsonBAL 4 Virgil TrucksKC 7 Ned GarverKC 2.76 Duke MaasDET 3 Paul LaPalmeCHA 7 Billy PierceCHA 2.84 Bobby ShantzNYA 3 Frank SullivanBOS 2.88 Ned GarverKC 3 Camilo PascualWSH 2.90 Ray MooreBAL 3 Whitey FordNYA 3 Wins Billy PierceCHA 21-11 Innings Pitched Tom SturdivantNYA 19-3 Billy PierceCHA 263 Dick DonovanCHA 19-4 Early WynnCLE 261 Billy HoeftDET 16-7 Jim BunningDET 256 Willard NixonBOS 15-6 Connie JohnsonBAL 249 Connie JohnsonBAL 15-10 Frank SullivanBOS 241 Frank SullivanBOS 15-11 Tom BrewerBOS 237 Paul FoytackDET 14-6 Dick DonovanCHA 234 Early WynnCLE 14-17 Paul FoytackDET 228 Bob TurleyNYA 13-3 Ray MooreBAL 227 Frank LaryDET 225 Games Pitched George ZuverinkBAL 56 Strikeouts Tex ClevengerWSH 54 Jim BunningDET 222 Dick HydeWSH 53 Early WynnCLE 197 Ike DelockBOS 48 Connie JohnsonBAL 176 Bud ByerlyWSH 48 Billy PierceCHA 172 Ray NarleskiCLE 46 Tom SturdivantNYA 148 Art DitmarNYA 46 Frank SullivanBOS 142 Bob GrimNYA 45 Bob TurleyNYA 142 Tom MorganKC 45 Billy HoeftDET 141 Virgil TrucksKC 45 Tom BrewerBOS 140 Pedro RamosWSH 45 Mike FornielesBAL-BOS 128 Complete Games Bases On Balls Billy PierceCHA 17 Frank LaryDET 105 Dick DonovanCHA 17 Ray MooreBAL 102 Connie JohnsonBAL 16 Early WynnCLE 101 Frank SullivanBOS 16 Bob TurleyNYA 97 Tom BrewerBOS 15 Jack HarshmanCHA 94 Billy HoeftDET 13 Tom BrewerBOS 87 Paul FoytackDET 13 Jim BunningDET 87 Ray MooreBAL 12 Duke MaasDET 85 Jim WilsonCHA 12 Tom SturdivantNYA 85 Willard NixonBOS 12 Chuck StobbsWSH 82 National League Leaders Including Games of Sunday, September 29, 1957 Hits Strikeouts Batting Leaders Frank RobinsonCIN 220 Duke SniderBRK 108 Hank AaronMIL 206 Bobby MorganPHI-CHN 100 Batting Average Red SchoendienstNYN-MIL 206 Gil HodgesBRK 92 Stan MusialSTL .380 Frank ThomasPIT 201 Walt MorynCHN 90 Frank RobinsonCIN .351 Stan MusialSTL 193 Frank RobinsonCIN 90 Hank AaronMIL .344 Walt MorynCHN 192 Ken BoyerSTL 89 Frank ThomasPIT .336 Gil HodgesBRK 191 Eddie MathewsMIL 88 Dick GroatPIT .330 Richie AshburnPHI 190 Dale LongPIT-CHN 87 Gil HodgesBRK .328 Willie MaysNYN 189 Cal NeemanCHN 86 Walt MorynCHN .326 Don BlasingameSTL 182 Wally PostCIN 84 Red SchoendienstNYN-MIL .318 Willie MaysNYN .314 Doubles Stolen Bases Ed BoucheePHI .306 Stan MusialSTL 38 Willie MaysNYN 35 Ernie BanksCHN 37 Johnny TempleCIN 25 Home Runs Duke SniderBRK 36 Don BlasingameSTL 20 Ernie BanksCHN 47 Wally MoonSTL 36 Jim GilliamBRK 20 Hank AaronMIL 46 Bill MazeroskiPIT 34 Chico FernandezPHI 16 George CroweCIN 40 Frank ThomasPIT 33 Richie AshburnPHI 13 Stan MusialSTL 39 Red SchoendienstNYN-MIL 33 Danny O'ConnellMIL-NYN 13 Willie MaysNYN 37 Walt MorynCHN 32 Dee FondyCHN-PIT 12 Frank RobinsonCIN 35 Dick GroatPIT 31 Frank RobinsonCIN 10 Gil HodgesBRK 35 Frank RobinsonCIN 31 Gene FreesePIT 9 Eddie MathewsMIL 33 Daryl SpencerNYN 31 Bill BrutonMIL 9 Duke SniderBRK 32 Don HoakCIN 31 Hank SauerNYN 31 On Base Percentage Triples Stan MusialSTL .460 Runs Batted In Red SchoendienstNYN-MIL 16 Ed BoucheePHI .407 Stan MusialSTL 131 Willie MaysNYN 15 Frank RobinsonCIN .402 Frank ThomasPIT 115 Wes CovingtonMIL 11 Willie MaysNYN .394 Hank AaronMIL 114 Alvin DarkSTL 9 Richie AshburnPHI .393 Ernie BanksCHN 113 Roberto ClementePIT 8 Hank AaronMIL .390 Gil HodgesBRK 110 Frank RobinsonCIN 8 Gil HodgesBRK .379 Don HoakCIN 108 Ernie BanksCHN 8 Ernie BanksCHN .379 Willie MaysNYN 104 Bobby ThomsonMIL-NYN 8 Frank ThomasPIT .377 Hank SauerNYN 101 Bill VirdonPIT 8 Johnny TempleCIN .376 Duke SniderBRK 99 Rip RepulskiPHI 8 Frank RobinsonCIN 99 Slugging Percentage Bases On Balls Stan MusialSTL .685 Runs Scored Richie AshburnPHI 89 Hank AaronMIL .643 Willie MaysNYN 126 Ed BoucheePHI 82 Ernie BanksCHN .621 Frank RobinsonCIN 126 Johnny TempleCIN 82 Frank RobinsonCIN .594 Hank AaronMIL 118 Willie MaysNYN 80 Willie MaysNYN .591 Don BlasingameSTL 111 Ernie BanksCHN 78 Gil HodgesBRK .569 Gil HodgesBRK 107 Roy McMillanCIN 77 George CroweCIN .554 Duke SniderBRK 102 Stan MusialSTL 71 Duke SniderBRK .553 Johnny TempleCIN 101 Don BlasingameSTL 69 Frank ThomasPIT .531 Ernie BanksCHN 100 Jim GilliamBRK 69 Rip RepulskiPHI .525 Stan MusialSTL 97 Willie JonesPHI 65 Eddie MathewsMIL 95 Don HoakCIN 95 National League Leaders Including Games of Sunday, September 29, 1957 Shutouts Saves Pitching Leaders Johnny PodresBRK 8 Marv GrissomNYN 17 Bob BuhlMIL 6 Clem LabineBRK 16 Earned Run Average Danny McDevittBRK 5 Turk LownCHN 14 Johnny PodresBRK 1.51 Curt SimmonsPHI 5 Don McMahonMIL 12 Dick DrottCHN 2.45 Dick DrottCHN 3 Hoyt WilhelmSTL 10 Bob BuhlMIL 2.53 Don DrysdaleBRK 3 Roy FacePIT 10 Curt SimmonsPHI 2.56 Harvey HaddixPHI 3 Turk FarrellPHI 10 Bob PurkeyPIT 2.63 Jack SanfordPHI 3 Don ElstonBRK-CHN 8 Don DrysdaleBRK 2.71 Joe NuxhallCIN 3 Hersh FreemanCIN 8 Al WorthingtonNYN 2.77 Moe DrabowskyCHN 3 Billy MuffettSTL 7 Warren SpahnMIL 3.03 Ruben GomezNYN 3 Ed RoebuckBRK 7 Brooks LawrenceCIN 3.13 Sam JonesSTL 3 Lloyd MerrittSTL 7 Curt BarclayNYN 3.18 Warren SpahnMIL 3 Wins Innings Pitched Warren SpahnMIL 20-9 Bob FriendPIT 267 Bob BuhlMIL 18-10 Warren SpahnMIL 264 Johnny PodresBRK 17-4 Brooks LawrenceCIN 253 Joe NuxhallCIN 16-7 Ruben GomezNYN 243 Curt SimmonsPHI 16-9 Robin RobertsPHI 241 Dick DrottCHN 16-11 Moe DrabowskyCHN 240 Don DrysdaleBRK 16-12 Bob BuhlMIL 238 Bob FriendPIT 16-16 Dick DrottCHN 235 Moe
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