American League (AL)
1911 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1911 Season Leaders

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AL 1911 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

Detroit Tigers

.621

2

Shoeless Joe Jackson

Cleveland Naps

.590

3

Detroit Tigers

.526

4

New York Highlanders

.513

5

Philadelphia Athletics

.508

6

Boston Red Sox

.502

7

Philadelphia Athletics

.481

8

Detroit Tigers

.463

9

Philadelphia Athletics

.461

10

St. Louis Browns

.446

11

New York Highlanders

.440

12

Boston Red Sox

.437

13

Cleveland Naps

.436

14

Chicago White Sox

.433

15

Philadelphia Athletics

.429

16

Philadelphia Athletics

.425

17

New York Highlanders

.419

18

Chicago White Sox

.407

19

Chicago White Sox

.403

20

Chicago White Sox

.401

21

Germany Schaefer

Washington Senators

.398

22

Cleveland Naps

.396

23

Boston Red Sox

.395

24

Washington Senators

.394

25

Philadelphia Athletics

.394

26

New York Highlanders

.387

27

Cleveland Naps

.380

28

Boston Red Sox

.376

29

Detroit Tigers

.375

30

Washington Senators

.373

31

New York Highlanders

.372

32

St. Louis Browns

.359

33

New York Highlanders

.351

34

Chicago White Sox

.350

35

Boston Red Sox

.345

36

Philadelphia Athletics

.344

37

Cleveland Naps

.342

38

Chicago White Sox

.341

39

Philadelphia Athletics

.340

40

Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns

.340

41

Washington Senators

.339

42

Cleveland Naps

.338

43

Detroit Tigers

.336

44

Washington Senators

.334

45

Cleveland Naps

.333

46

Cleveland Naps

.332

47

Boston Red Sox

.319

48

New York Highlanders

.311

49

Chicago White Sox

.310

50

George Moriarty

Detroit Tigers

.308

51

Washington Senators

.304

52

Boston Red Sox

.303

53

St. Louis Browns

.302

54

Detroit Tigers

.302

55

Detroit Tigers

.287

56

Bill Cunningham

Washington Senators

.278

57

St. Louis Browns

.271

58

Washington Senators

.269

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1 Comment

Larry Wayne Scofield says:

February 28, 2022 at 6:43 am

I sincerely appreciate the research work, and the information being shared. It is important and interesting history.

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