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Show COBB iffiS LEIDllTTIi Tiger in American, Quaker in National, Kauff in Feds, at Top. CHICAGO, July 17. Boals Booker, Philadelphia, with an average of .340, ! is leading the hatters of tbe National according to figures published here today. Next are Grant, New York, with .:;;i7; K. I!urn, Philadelphia, .333; f'evore, Boston, ..';2'i ; Dalton, Brooklyn', .3'--; Hummel, Brooklvn, .320; Meyers' -New J ork, .317; G. liiirns, Xew York' Hi; Byrne Philadelphia, .30S; Dau-I'crt, Dau-I'crt, Brooklyn, .3IIH. Hrooklvn with Xt'w York with lead in club oatting. ( llerzog with '34 leads in stolen bases. Amour,' the pitchers, Muthewsoa with ? ' and defeats; Aitebison, ' "rooklyo. with 6 and 2, and Vaughn, rVin with 9 anrl " rank highest. Cobb, Detroit, heads the American leaguers With .342. Then come H.Vr Philadelphia, .340; Jackson, Cleveland, ; .332; C. Walker, St. Louis, .330; Craw. ford, Detroit, .313; E. Collins, Philudel- : phia, .316; A. Williams, Washington, .315; Milan, Washington, .207; Speaker, Boston, .293; Mclnncs, Philadelphia, .293. Philadelphia leads in club bat-' bat-' ting with .261 and Detroit and Washington Wash-ington are next with .246 each. Maisel, 1 .New York, leads in stolen bases with 31. Leonard, Boston, with 12 victories I and 3 defeats; Bender. Philadelphia, with 7 anrl 2, and Plank, Philadelphia, with 0 and, 2, are topnotchers in the pitching department. J Kauff in Feds. I Kauff, Indianapolis, has regained the. batting lead in the Federal league with 3s4, and leads in stolen bases with 37. Indianapolis with .2S9 and Baltimore . with .274 lead the. .clubs. Pitching honors hon-ors belong to Kaiserling, Indianapolis, with 8 wins and 2 defeats; "ForrL Buffalo, Buffa-lo, with 13 and -4, and Crandall, 8t. Louis, .10 and 4. layers recently sold bv Baltimore rank high among the International league batters, Kritchell, Toronto, leads with .359; Cree, Baltimore, is net "with .357. Providence and Baltimore are tied for club batting honors with .270 each. With 23 stolen bases, Gil-hooley, Gil-hooley, Buffalo, leads on the paths. Hanking high among the pitchers are Badcr, Buffalo, with !) wins and 3 de-feats; de-feats; Mays, Providenee, 8 and 3, and Ruth and Cottrell, Baltimore, J4 and 6 each. In the Western league, Leieune, Sioux City, leads with .407. Following him are L. Jordan, Lincoln, .362; Ea dington, Denver, .352; Patterson, St, Joseph, .342: Congalton, Omaha, .342; Bhaw, Des Moines, .338; Kane, Sioux City, .333; Spahr, Denver, .331; Coffer-, Denver, .331; Thomason, Omaha, .329. Denver Leads Western. " In club batting, Denver with .299 and i Sioux City with .28(5 are ahead. George atson of St. Joseph, with 37. leads in stolen bases. Gaskill of Denver having won 13 and lost 4: Schreiber, 'Denver, with 7 and 2, and Gasper, with 13 and 4, are among the leading pitchers. pitch-ers. ; : Titus, Kansas City, with .412, leads ; the American association. Kansas City ; with .232 and Cleveland with .27S lead the clubs. Killifer of Minneapolis is ahead in stolen bases, with 33. Lead- , i mg pitchers are Gallia, Kansas Citv, with 14 wins and 3 defeats; Dougherty Milwaukee, with 9 and 2, and Xaro'v, Indianapolis, with 9 and 3. In the Southern leaguo, McCormick' i ot Chattanooga with .3;Xi leads the bat ters. Callahau, Nashville, is ahead in stolen bases with 3tl. Nashville with .2(3 leads in club batting. Among the pitchers, honors go to Townseud. Mobile, Mo-bile, with 11 victories and 4 defeats-talker, defeats-talker, New Orleans, 10 and 4, ami Lively, Montgomery, 5 and 2. |