American League (AL)
1913 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1913 Season Leaders

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AL 1913 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

Detroit Tigers

.467

2

Shoeless Joe Jackson

Cleveland Naps

.460

3

Philadelphia Athletics

.441

4

Boston Red Sox

.441

5

Philadelphia Athletics

.413

6

St. Louis Browns

.405

7

Cleveland Naps

.398

8

Philadelphia Athletics

.391

9

Philadelphia Athletics

.382

10

New York Yankees

.377

11

Detroit Tigers

.371

12

Washington Senators

.369

13

Philadelphia Athletics

.368

14

Washington Senators

.367

15

Washington Senators

.363

16

Boston Red Sox

.363

17

Boston Red Sox

.359

18

New York Yankees

.353

19

Philadelphia Athletics

.349

20

Jeff 'Ed' Sweeney

New York Yankees

.348

21

Cleveland Naps

.348

22

Boston Red Sox

.347

23

St. Louis Browns

.346

24

Detroit Tigers

.346

25

Detroit Tigers

.344

26

New York Yankees

.343

27

St. Louis Browns

.341

28

Philadelphia Athletics

.341

29

New York Yankees

.338

30

Boston Red Sox

.338

31

St. Louis Browns

.338

32

Boston Red Sox

.336

33

Cleveland Naps

.335

34

Detroit Tigers

.333

35

Philadelphia Athletics

.328

36

Chicago White Sox

.327

37

Chicago White Sox

.325

38

Washington Senators

.322

39

Cleveland Naps

.322

40

Roger Peckinpaugh

Cleveland Naps
New York Yankees

.316

41

Boston Red Sox

.316

42

Chicago White Sox

.310

43

Cleveland Naps

.309

44

Washington Senators

.309

45

Cleveland Naps

.309

46

Washington Senators

.309

47

Johnny Johnston

St. Louis Browns

.308

48

New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox

.305

49

Detroit Tigers

.304

50

Chicago White Sox

.302

51

George Moriarty

Detroit Tigers

.302

52

Chicago White Sox

.297

53

Cleveland Naps

.296

54

Washington Senators

.287

55

Washington Senators

.286

56

Chicago White Sox

.286

57

St. Louis Browns

.272

List only includes players that met minimum statistical requirements

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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