American League (AL)
1909 AL Season Leaders

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AL 1909 Leaders
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1

Detroit Tigers

0.947

2

Philadelphia Athletics

0.866

3

Detroit Tigers

0.817

4

Boston Red Sox

0.812

5

Cleveland Naps

0.809

6

Boston Red Sox

0.805

7

Philadelphia Athletics

0.790

8

Patsy Dougherty

Chicago White Sox

0.751

9

Philadelphia Athletics

0.744

10

Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators

0.712

11

Boston Red Sox

0.712

12

Philadelphia Athletics

0.711

13

Boston Red Sox

0.709

14

New York Highlanders

0.705

15

Cleveland Naps

0.703

16

New York Highlanders

0.698

17

Detroit Tigers

0.694

18

Cleveland Naps

0.689

19

St. Louis Browns

0.685

20

St. Louis Browns

0.684

21

Cleveland Naps

0.684

22

New York Highlanders

0.674

23

New York Highlanders

0.653

24

Washington Senators

0.651

25

Detroit Tigers

0.650

26

Boston Red Sox

0.649

27

George Moriarty

Detroit Tigers

0.648

28

New York Highlanders

0.647

29

Chicago White Sox

0.638

30

Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers

0.632

31

Chicago White Sox

0.623

32

St. Louis Browns

0.620

33

St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers

0.613

34

New York Highlanders
Cleveland Naps

0.611

35

Chicago White Sox

0.608

36

Boston Red Sox

0.602

37

Chicago White Sox

0.601

38

New York Highlanders

0.601

39

New York Highlanders

0.597

40

Washington Senators

0.592

41

Boston Red Sox

0.589

42

St. Louis Browns

0.588

43

Germany Schaefer

Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators

0.586

44

Cleveland Naps

0.581

45

New York Highlanders

0.571

46

Philadelphia Athletics

0.566

47

Washington Senators

0.560

48

Cleveland Naps

0.560

49

Chicago White Sox

0.556

50

Chicago White Sox

0.550

51

Washington Senators

0.525

52

St. Louis Browns

0.520

53

Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics

0.511

54

Washington Senators

0.508

55

St. Louis Browns

0.492

56

Cleveland Naps

0.458

57

Chicago White Sox

0.400

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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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