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NAME YRS GAMES AB *HITS *SA *HR *RBI *RUNS *SB *BA *FA CT YU!) ---TOTAL Edd Roush 18 1967 7363 2376 446 67 981 1099 268 323 0 2 26 226 Harry Hooper 17 2308 8785 2466 387 75 817 1429 375 281 0 4 35 236 Hack Wilson 12 1348 4760 1461 545 244 1062 884 52 307 0 2 43 237 Jim Orourke - A 19 1774 7435 2304 422 51 830 1446 177 310 0 5 9 242 Chick Hafey 13 1283 4625 1466 526 164 833~ 777 70 317 0 4 ,34 243 Ralph Kiner 10 1472 5205 1451 548 369 1015 971 22 279 0 0 20 246 Earl Combs 12 1454 5748 1866 462 58 629 1186 96 325 0 4 34 253 Elmer Flick 13 1482 55,97 1764 449 46 756 947 330 315 0 0 27 261 Ross Youngs 10 1211 4627 1491 441 42 592 812 153 322 0 4 36 273 Tommy McCarthy - A 13 1275 5128 1496 378 44 666 1069 467 292 0 3 10 278 Lloyd Waner 18 1992 7772 2459 394 28 598 1201 67 316 0 I 22 282 -5- ) MEMBER CATCHERS POINT AWARDS /' ~r, NAME HITS SA HR RBI --RUNS SB BA FA Bill Dickey 2 3 4 2 5 6 2 3 Yogi Berra 1 4 1 1 2 7 6 5 Gabby Hartnett 3 2 3 3 6 8 5 1 Mickey Cochrane 5 5 5 5 4 5 1 4 King Kelly - A 4 7 7 6 1 2 3 8 Buck Ewing - A 6 6 6 7 3 1 4 7 Roy Campanella - C 9 1 2 4 8 9 8 5 Ray Schalk 7 9 9 8 9 4 9 2 Roger Bresnahan 8 8 8 9 7 3 7 8 -6- ) MEMBER SHORTSTOPS POINT AWARDS r' NAME HITS SA HR RBI RUNS SB BA FA Homus Wagner - B 1 2 4 1 1 1 3 Ernie Banks - C 4 1 1 2 4 13 10 3 Joe Cronin 6 3 2 3 6 9 5 8 Joe Sewell 7 6 6 6 7 10 2 3 Luke Appling 2 8 7 5 3 7 4 13 Bobby Wallace - B 5 9 8 4 8 6 1 1 8 Lou Boudreau 10 5 5 10 11 12 6 1 Hugh Jennings - B 13 7 13 9 10 3 3 3 Rabbit Maranville 3 13 1 1 8 5 5 13 3 Travis Jackson 11 4 3 7 12 11 7 8 Monte Ward - A 8 12 12 12 2 2 9 12 Dave Bancroft 9 10 9 13 9 8 8 8 Joe Tinker 12 11 )0 ) I 13 4 12 2 -8- ) ) MEMBER OUTFIELDERS POINT AWARDS -:. " NAME HITS SA HR RBI RUNS SB BA FA Ty C.obb I 18 25 3 I 2 I 8 Babe Ruth 17 I 2 2 2 28 7 8 Stan Musial 3 4 8 4 5 38 12 I Hank Aaron 2 7 I I 2 19 36 15 Tris Speaker 4 22 26 12 6 IO 4 2 Willie Mays 5 5 3 5 4 15 38 15 Ted Williams. 22 2 '6 7 9 45 4 15 Al Simmons 13 13 13 8 21 35 10 2 Frank Robinson 12 12 4 9 8 22 42 15 Mel Ott 15 14 7 6 7 34 37 8 Ed Delahanty - B 23 21 30 17 17 8 2 15 Al Kaline 7 24 10 I I 16 27 40 2 Mickey Mantle 28 5 5 16 13 25 39 8 Paul Waner 6 27 27 20 14 31 II 15 Harry Heilmann 21 17 20 13 30 30 7 15 Goose Goslin 18 22 15 10 22 24 29 15 Willie Keeler - B 11 42 44 39 10 6 2 2 Joe DiMaggio 34 3 12 14 28 44 16 8 Jessee Burkett - B 16 34 32 35 11 II 9 15 Hugh Du ffy - B 30 32 29 22 18 4 15 15 Sam Thompson - A 39 19 23 22 33 20 12 2 Roberto Clemente 8 26 17 21 26 36 26 IS Fred Clarke - B 19 38 35 32 14 5 31 2 Sam Crawford 10 31 31 IS 27 13 34 15 Zack Wheat 14 32 22 24 31 2 I 26 8 Joe Medwick 25 19 19 18 37 43 18 8 Billy Hamilton - B 35 39 43 42 12 I 4 15 Sam Rice 9 40 44 29 20 14 20 15 Heinie Manush 24 25 28 27 32 29 14 15 Kiki Cuyler 32 27 24 30 29 17 22 15 Duke Snider 36 11 9 19 34 32 41 15 Joe Kelley - B 33 30 37 26 25 9 24 15 Chuck Klein 37 10 14 25 39 37 23 15 Earl Averill 38 14 18 28 35 40 25 15 Max Carey 20 45 34 40 19 3 44 15 -9- ) ) /' MEMBER OUTFIELDERS POINT AWARDS (Continued) r' NAME HITS SA HR RBI RUNS SB BA FA Edd Roush 29 ,36 35 34 40 18 19 15 Harry Hooper 26 44 32 38 24 12 45 15 Hack Wilson 45 9 16 31 44 42 35 15 Jim O'Rourke - A 31 41 39 37 23 23 33 15 Chick Hafey 44 16 21 36 46 39 26 15 Ralph Kiner 46 8 1 1 32 42 46 46 15 Earl Combs 40 29 38 44 38 33 16 15 Elmer Flick 41 34 40 41 43 16 31 15 Ross Youngs 43 37 42 46 45 25 20 15 Tommy McCarthy - A 42 46 41 43 41 7 43 15 Lloyd Waner 27 43 46 45 36 41 29 15 -10- ) ALL MEMBER FIELDERS ~ r' t1AHE POS YRS GAMES AB *HITS *SA *HR *RBI *RUNS *SB *BA *FA CT YOB TOTAL Ty Cobb OF 24 3033 11429 4191 513 118 1959 2244 892 367 I 3 0 118 Babe Ruth OF 22 2503 8399 2873 690 714 2204 2174 123 342 1 10 0 135 Stan Musial OF 22 3026 10972 3630 559 475 1951 1949 78 331 3 4 6 137 Tris Speaker OF 22 2789 10208 3515 500 1 17 1559 1881 433 344 2 3 1 149 Honus Wagner - B SS 21 2786 10427 3430 469 101 1732 1740 722 329 3 4 0 173 Hank Aaron OF 23 3298 12364 3771 555 755 2297 2174 240 305 0 3 6 174 Jimmy Foxx IB 20 2317 8134 2646 609 534 1921 1751 88 325 2 3 6 176 Willie Mays OF 22 2992 10881 3283 557 660 1903 2062 338 302 0 5 6 180 Rogers Hornsby 2B 23 2259 8173 2930 577 301 1584 1579 135 358 1 3 5 184 Lou Gehrig IB 17 2164 8001 2721 632 493 1990 1888 102 340 0 7 0 184 Nap LaJoie - B 2B 21 2475 9589 3251 466 81 1599 1504 395 339 7 0 1 203 Al Simmons OF 20 2215 8761 2927 535 307 1827 1507 87 334 2 3 9 203 Cap Anson - A IB 22 2276 9120 3041 451 96 1715 1719 247 333 6 6 3 210 Charlie Gehringer 2B 19 2323 8860 2839 480 184 1427 1774 182 320 7 3 7 220 Ted Williams OF 19 2292 7706 2654 634 521 1839 1798 24 344 0 1 6 221 Eddie Collins 2B 25 2826 9949 3311 428 47 1299 1818 743 333 9 6 3 224 Frank Robinson OF 21 2808 10006 2943 537 586 1812 1829 204 294 0 5 6 233 Mel Ott OF 22 2732 9456 2876 533 511 1860 1859 89 304 I 3 4 234 Ed Delahanty - B OF 16 1834 7506 2591 503 100 1464 1599 456 345 0 0 9 244 Al Kaline OF 22 2834 10 116 3007 480 399 1583 1622 137 297 2 2 6 252 Mickey Mantle OF 18 240 I 8102 2415 557 536 1509 1677 153 298 I 12 6 263 Roger Connor - A IB 18 1998 7798 2480 487 136 1078 1621 227 318 4 2 40 278 Harry Heilmann OF 17 2146 7787 2660 520 183 155 I 1291 112 342 0 0 16 282 Goose Goslin OF 18 2287 8655 2735 500 248 1609 1483 175 316 0 5 30 282 Frank Frisch 2B 19 2311 9112 2880 432 105 1244 1532 419 316 3 8 10 283 Paul Waner OF 20 2549 9459 3152 473 112 1309 1626 104 333 0 I 7 291 Dan Brouthers - A IB 19 1673 6716 2304 520 106 1056 1523 235 343 4 10 294 Joe DiMaggio OF 13 1736 6821 2214 579 361 1537 1390 30 325 I 11 4 297 Willie Keeler - B OF 19 2124 8594 2962 420 34 810 1722 495 345 2 5 3 302 Sam Thompson - A OF 15 1410 6005 1986 505 128 1299 1262 221 331 2 I 38 309 Hugh Duffy - B OF 17 1736 7062 2314 450 103 1299 1553 599 328 0 5 9 310 Jessee Burkett - B OF 16 2072 8435 2874 449 75 952 1713 392 341 0 0 10 314 -11- ) ) ALL MEMBER FIELDERS (Continued) ~ r' NAME POS YRS GAMES Ail *HITS *SA *HR *RBI *RUNS *SB *BA *FA CT YOB TOTAL George Sisler 1B 15 2055 8267 2812 467 99 1175 1283 375 340 0 0 3 319 Ernie Banks - C SS 19 2528 9421 2583 500 512 1636 1305 50 274 3 0 6 323 Roberto Clemente OF 18 2433 9454 3000 475 240 1305 1416 83 317 0 4 1 323 .
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