American League (AL)
1913 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1913 Season Leaders

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AL 1913 Leaders
Slugging Percentage

1

Shoeless Joe Jackson

Cleveland Naps

.551

2

Detroit Tigers

.535

3

Boston Red Sox

.533

4

Philadelphia Athletics

.493

5

Detroit Tigers

.489

6

Philadelphia Athletics

.453

7

Philadelphia Athletics

.425

8

Philadelphia Athletics

.416

9

Cleveland Naps

.404

10

St. Louis Browns

.402

11

St. Louis Browns

.400

12

Boston Red Sox

.399

13

Washington Senators

.398

14

Boston Red Sox

.397

15

Chicago White Sox

.397

16

Philadelphia Athletics

.394

17

Boston Red Sox

.384

18

Washington Senators

.378

19

St. Louis Browns

.373

20

Detroit Tigers

.372

21

Cleveland Naps

.366

22

Philadelphia Athletics

.365

23

Boston Red Sox

.359

24

Boston Red Sox

.358

25

Chicago White Sox

.356

26

Philadelphia Athletics

.356

27

New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox

.355

28

Detroit Tigers

.354

29

Cleveland Naps

.347

30

Roger Peckinpaugh

Cleveland Naps
New York Yankees

.347

31

New York Yankees

.346

32

Chicago White Sox

.346

33

Washington Senators

.345

34

Cleveland Naps

.341

35

Philadelphia Athletics

.340

36

St. Louis Browns

.339

37

Cleveland Naps

.339

38

New York Yankees

.339

39

Chicago White Sox

.327

40

Boston Red Sox

.326

41

Jeff 'Ed' Sweeney

New York Yankees

.322

42

Detroit Tigers

.322

43

Washington Senators

.321

44

Washington Senators

.315

45

Chicago White Sox

.314

46

Washington Senators

.306

47

Detroit Tigers

.304

48

Cleveland Naps

.302

49

Cleveland Naps

.300

50

New York Yankees

.300

51

Johnny Johnston

St. Louis Browns

.297

52

Washington Senators

.293

53

St. Louis Browns

.290

54

New York Yankees

.288

55

Washington Senators

.285

56

George Moriarty

Detroit Tigers

.265

57

Chicago White Sox

.207

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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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