AMERICAN LEAGUE STARS ON TOP IN MANY DEPARTMENTS OF BASEBALL Leaders in Major Departments of Baseball in the Big Leagues Hornsby and Sisler Continue to Set Batting Pace in Big Leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cardinal Star Hitting .389; NATIONAL LEAGUE. Leads Majors With .413.lias (LIB BATTING. Browns' Leader Has .418 CLI U 'BATTING. P'sve- Club. 0 P. H BP 9B.P0. Player. riub. HP. SB PC, 42 Stoleu Bases to His Fl'ler, Pt. L 122 50(1 10* 209 7 42 .413 Average. Ba rfnot. St. L. 0 rt 140 Cobh, Del 113 45.7 S3 181 1 10 tOO ii"i iipuy ni Ij. i.O Tnn i''»j J JU 32 16 .38# Pn.att--, "|-ve.. I'* 4'' .»" l"'l 11 ..'2 Tlemey, Pitts 01 313 43 lit 7 4 .871 Credit. Del 37 92 1". 33 0 0 .3,9 l'on»«a, Cln 51 1TI 28 a:i 2 2 ...«3 Wnodall. New York. 70 23.7 25 66 4 0 566 Hellmann. Det.. ,118 435 92 133 21 8 -li'.S With an average of .889, Rogers Snyder, Haney. I let "SIM 411 II 2 .'US iiiiintro, in ....li'/ iu« oi 4 hi 13 5 .868 Push," N. V 31 7". IS 21 0 0 .347 Honisby of the Cardinals continues to Plgbee, Pitts 119 482 83 174 2 17 .861 Mauser. Phil 82 2."2 in 87 7 0 .343 Tlusacll, Pitts 35 123 30 41 7 3 .aJJ Tohln. St L 120 31.1113 171 11 rt .339 l»ad tho hitters of the National League. Hnllocher. ' hi.!.. 126 402 7H 17.3 3 10 .354 StUTH MOST POWERFUL Schang. N. V 98 314 38 100 1 7 .338 He has made the most hits, 190. and Schmidt, Pitta l» 73 ll 26 U 1 .376. the with 32 homo runs. Stengel, N Y 63 107 34 70 3 4 ..13* Keefe, Pleve 19 3 1 2 0 0 .833 tops sluvgers 11 4 .334 Miller. Phil 112 422 71 140 18 7 ..'132 Max Carey of Pirates is the leading run- Vellowhorse, Pitts. 2"> 17 2 ') 0 0 .153 Galloway, Phil... 123 ir.tl no 150 4 8 .329 scorer with 112 and Carey shows the Hreesler, Cln.... 42 40 R 14 0 1 .330 Williams. S*. I, 127 479 100 137 32 33 .328 the Speaker Stands for Grace, Col¬ Burns, Bos 110 434 .30 141 10 fi .323 way along paths with forty stolen Cunningham, N.Y. 61 172 32 60 1 1 .34" Bassler, Det 102 314. 33 102 0 1 .825 bares. Lou Nort of the Cardinals takes Mann, St. I, 60 100 3." 38 2 1 .3411 lins for Smartness; Bob Meu- Hipp. N. V 123 47s 79 133 7 4 .324 hurling>"*»onors with nine victories and Harnhart, Fttta... 6.7 18" 27 f.2 1 2 .344 Stephenson, Clev. 72 207 42 07 2 3 .324 two defeats for a pitching percentage Roush, t.'in 23 67 11 23 0 1 .843 Bine. Del 122 494 113 139 0 9 .322 of .818. Kelly, N. Y 123 485 80 166 14 19 .341 sel's Arm Best. Mcuael, N". Y 91 373 Ml in 12 ti .322 Daubert, Cln 120 407 03 170 8 13 .342 Veaeh. Det 129 321 77 107 7 7 321 The Cubs and Phillies created a new Walker. Phil 114 440 83 150 10 0 .341 « CJ i HIP "II 1U 4 4'/ 40 O'Neill, Clev 114 349 27 112 2 2 .321 run scoring record In their tilt of # 19 .310 Hotmann 81 13 2 0 score (llhann. Bos 48 104 II 33 3 2 .337 N. Y.. 32 .'7 .321 August 25, when the combined Harper, Cln 112 401 60 131 2 11 .334 Ooslln. Wash 73 244 33 78 3 2 .320 reached the encumous mark of 49 runs, By DANIEL. Harris. Bos 97 830 42 10.1 3 1 .3:8 Bancroft, N, Y...123 021 08 173 3 13 .334 Hooper. Chi 123 301 93 138 10 13 313 the score reading: Chicago 26, Mitchell. Bklyn... 4 1 12 4 14 41 3 0 .331 against 23 runs for Philadelphia. ¦Tohnston, Bklyn.. .108 430 68 1 16 4 11 .338 While the National League holds Pratt, Bos 123 489 94 1.33 5 7 .313 LI 10 .830 the world championship and has its Beverel<1. St. I,. ..110 411 41 138 2 1 .313 This Is the biggest score for one game McManus, Pt. 77 9 In of c.noch. Pitta 00 315 42 104 1 1 .330 full share of ball the L .128 501 1.78 11 .311 the forty-seven years major league St. I,... 00 271 41 «o 2 0 .320 great players, Fothergill, Det... 10 43 4 14 O 0 .311 baseball, the second highest score was Toporcer, leadership in a great many deparf- Collins, Chi 120 497 09 1.74 I 12 .310 Schultl. St. L... 83 234 34 76 2 2 .83# wilt, N. Y 118 423 79 131 1 .7 .310 In the game of July 12, 1890, between FriSCh, N. Y 102 401 73 131 3 23 .327 ments must be conceded to the Amer¬ Wood. Clev 123 430 08 139 7 0 .309 the Brooklyn and Buffalo Players Cowdy. II'is 61 1TM) 20 64 1 1 .327 ican An of the Ruth, N. Y 81 31.1 70 97 28 when those worthies Duncan, Cln 121 481 71 137 5 14 .826 League. analysis 1 .308 League Clubs, Margrave. Cln.... 73 234 37 78 6 8 .32# major league emphasizes the cLsss of Rlgney, Det 129 430 .38 138 2 9 .307 flashed a total of 4 4, as their run output, Plainer. St. I. 37 77 17 23 1 0 .823 Jamleson, Clev.. .121 479 77 110 3 l) .303 Brooklyn with Bill Sowders and Con 12 6 .823 those top notchers: sneel). Chi ,1 14M .18 U7 tt 1 .303 Murphy defeating Buffalo, who had John 4 HI Tit? I < O 4 10 6 .321 Greatest in power.Babe Huth, Zachary, Wash... 27 39 2 18 0 0 .301 Beecher and Lewis the Voting, N. Y 110 4'8 83 144 7 18 .321 Yankees. Nunantaker, Clev 21 43 8 13 0 n .302 doing pitching, Smith. St. 1 116 412 83 132 7 16 .320 Sisler, Jaeobnon, St. L. 119 411 87 110 7 17 .300 the flnal count reading 28 to 16. p. Griffith. Bklyn 83 284 37 8i 2 4 .818 Greatest bitter.George Van Glider, 81. L 30 70 11 21 1 0 .300 O'Farrell. chl 100330 <11103 4 3 .318 Brown#. Julge. Wash. 12U 41.3 0.1 1U 9 1 .299 Record for Callaghan. 31 yers, r'.klvn 1 S3 40(1 0 4 137 4 8 .317 Greatest throwing arm.Bob Meu- J. Pewal!. Cleve. .108 4.8« 72 12t 2 7 .299 Barber, Chl 67 103 £>0 60 0 7 .318 sel, Yankees. Falk, CM 114 428 6.7 128'12 2 299 Yet another record was equalled In Southtvorth. Pos. 30 r40 23 46 3 3 .313 Smartest Infielder.Eddie Collins, Mrlnnlu. Clev ...117 447 Ill 11 1 .243 the Cubs-Phillies contest when Marty T. Griffith, P.klyn 73 2.73 31 73 3 6 .312 Collins, St. I, 49 3( to 27 7 0 ,2'>8 Caliaghan went three times to bat in Fns, Pitts 42 133 1" 42 0 3 .311 W hite Sox. Pugan, Bos, N. Y.117 488 73 114 4 2 .29.7 the Cubs' big inning, the fourth, in which Henllne, rhll 08 336 38 104 7 2 .310 Most graceful outfielder . Trls nark Det 70 1.4 30 71 .'t I .203 Plnelli, Cln 126 437 60 4 .390 Brower. Wash.. 114 393 48 110 8 .7 .294 Chicago tallied fourteen runs. Only nine 133 1 Speaker, Indians. have faced three times Frthorg, Chl 83 233 42 78 0 7 .308 ltase runner.George Sis¬ Gardner, Cl»v 110 382 67 112 1 8 .293 players pitching pntvell. Bos 112 428 6.7 131 3 3 .396 Fastest Mngrldge, Wash. 27 0.7 5 19 1 0 .292 In an Inning, once in the old American Meadows. Phil.... 26 60 7 "1 0 0 .394 ler, Browns. M* .V mil, I'M 11(4 343 33 lou 3 9 29' Association and eight times in the Na¬ ft/vk, fit. T 120 4.-.I1 63 138 5 6 .393 Austin, Ft. L 13 31 0 9 0 0 .290 Mi-Henry, St. I,... 61 238 31 72 5 2 .303 Of course you could get up quite a GEORGE Helmaeh, Phil .72 4.7 5 13 0 1 .289 tional League. .Tanvrln, Prooklyn. 24 43 7 13 0 9 .302 number of subdivisions, such as best Manlon. Detroit.. 3« HO 9 19 n o .'>(. On September 6. 18 83, Tom Burns, Adams, Pittsburgh 21 43 3 13 0 0 .392 first baseman, best Becond baseman, RlOe, Washington. 120 622 70 1.70 5 17 .237 Billy Sunday, Fred Pfeffer and Fred Wrlghtstona, Phil. 416 106 27 30 3 4 .391 SiSLER, Fhar.ks. Wash 78 217 33 73 1 0 .284 Goldsmith of the Cubs fueod George 14 2 .20? and so on. But the above headings <© Smith, Bos.-N. Y. 83 248 44 TO 7 0 .2.32 State, Chicago. 82 343 f.R 102 0 13 .207 Weidman and Dick Burns, hurling for Rohwer.Pittsburgh 32 128 10 38 1 take into consideration the major fac¬ /froto Cutshaw, Detroit .103 40.7 52 111 2 7 .281 N' 3 °!*7 v 4tyft*»n ("BROwnS") Bronkle, 61.