American League (AL)
1924 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1924 Season Leaders

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AL 1924 Leaders
Batting Average

1

New York Yankees

.378

2

Charlie Jamieson

Cleveland Indians

.359

3

Chicago White Sox

.352

4

Chicago White Sox

.349

5

Detroit Tigers

.346

6

Detroit Tigers

.346

7

Washington Senators

.344

8

Cleveland Indians

.344

9

Cleveland Indians

.342

10

Philadelphia Athletics

.342

11

Detroit Tigers

.338

12

Boston Red Sox

.337

13

Washington Senators

.334

14

St. Louis Browns

.333

15

Chicago White Sox

.328

16

New York Yankees

.325

17

Chicago White Sox

.325

18

St. Louis Browns

.324

19

Washington Senators

.324

20

Chicago White Sox

.320

21

St. Louis Browns

.319

22

Baby Doll Jacobson

St. Louis Browns

.318

23

Cleveland Indians

.317

24

Philadelphia Athletics

.312

25

Detroit Tigers

.311

26

George H. Burns

Cleveland Indians

.310

27

Philadelphia Athletics

.308

28

St. Louis Browns

.308

29

Boston Red Sox

.307

30

St. Louis Browns

.305

31

Detroit Tigers

.303

32

New York Yankees

.302

33

Boston Red Sox

.301

34

St. Louis Browns

.299

35

New York Yankees

.297

36

New York Yankees

.295

37

Boston Red Sox

.295

38

New York Yankees

.292

39

Cleveland Indians

.290

40

Detroit Tigers

.289

41

Detroit Tigers

.289

42

Philadelphia Athletics

.288

43

Washington Senators

.283

44

Washington Senators

.281

45

Boston Red Sox

.277

46

Philadelphia Athletics

.276

47

Bill Wambsganss

Boston Red Sox

.275

48

Detroit Tigers

.272

49

St. Louis Browns

.272

50

Roger Peckinpaugh

Washington Senators

.272

51

Chicago White Sox

.271

52

Washington Senators

.268

53

Cleveland Indians

.268

54

Cleveland Indians

.267

55

Chicago White Sox

.254

56

New York Yankees

.253

57

New York Yankees

.250

58

Cleveland Indians

.243

59

Philadelphia Athletics

.242

60

Boston Red Sox

.238

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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