American League (AL)
1924 AL Season Leaders

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AL 1924 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

New York Yankees

.513

2

Detroit Tigers

.441

3

Chicago White Sox

.441

4

Cleveland Indians

.432

5

Detroit Tigers

.428

6

Chicago White Sox

.426

7

St. Louis Browns

.425

8

Washington Senators

.421

9

Detroit Tigers

.418

10

Chicago White Sox

.413

11

Detroit Tigers

.413

12

Detroit Tigers

.410

13

St. Louis Browns

.409

14

Charlie Jamieson

Cleveland Indians

.407

15

Chicago White Sox

.406

16

Boston Red Sox

.406

17

Boston Red Sox

.404

18

Cleveland Indians

.402

19

Boston Red Sox

.401

20

Chicago White Sox

.401

21

Washington Senators

.393

22

Cleveland Indians

.388

23

New York Yankees

.382

24

Washington Senators

.382

25

Boston Red Sox

.378

26

Philadelphia Athletics

.376

27

St. Louis Browns

.373

28

Philadelphia Athletics

.372

29

Boston Red Sox

.371

30

Washington Senators

.370

31

George H. Burns

Cleveland Indians

.370

32

New York Yankees

.365

33

St. Louis Browns

.362

34

Baby Doll Jacobson

St. Louis Browns

.361

35

Roger Peckinpaugh

Washington Senators

.360

36

Boston Red Sox

.359

37

Philadelphia Athletics

.358

38

Washington Senators

.358

39

St. Louis Browns

.357

40

Detroit Tigers

.355

41

Detroit Tigers

.353

42

New York Yankees

.352

43

Cleveland Indians

.347

44

New York Yankees

.346

45

Washington Senators

.344

46

Philadelphia Athletics

.343

47

St. Louis Browns

.341

48

New York Yankees

.341

49

St. Louis Browns

.340

50

Chicago White Sox

.337

51

Bill Wambsganss

Boston Red Sox

.336

52

Cleveland Indians

.328

53

Chicago White Sox

.326

54

Cleveland Indians

.324

55

New York Yankees

.324

56

Philadelphia Athletics

.311

57

Cleveland Indians

.311

58

Detroit Tigers

.308

59

Philadelphia Athletics

.304

60

New York Yankees

.278

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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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