American League (AL)
1934 AL Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball AL 1934 Season Leaders

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AL 1934 Leaders
On-Base Percentage

1

New York Yankees

.465

2

Charlie Gehringer

Detroit Tigers

.450

3

Philadelphia Athletics

.449

4

New York Yankees

.448

5

Mickey Cochrane

Detroit Tigers

.428

6

Washington Senators

.419

7

Detroit Tigers

.419

8

Cleveland Indians

.414

9

Detroit Tigers

.404

10

Chicago White Sox

.403

11

St. Louis Browns

.403

12

Boston Red Sox

.397

13

Washington Senators

.395

14

Cleveland Indians

.393

15

Philadelphia Athletics

.392

16

Washington Senators

.392

17

Boston Red Sox

.390

18

Cleveland Indians

.388

19

Detroit Tigers

.385

20

Chicago White Sox

.385

21

New York Yankees

.384

22

Chicago White Sox

.384

23

New York Yankees

.381

24

Chicago White Sox

.380

25

Boston Red Sox

.379

26

Bob 'Indian Bob' Johnson

Philadelphia Athletics

.375

27

Detroit Tigers

.374

28

Detroit Tigers

.373

29

Cleveland Indians

.372

30

New York Yankees

.369

31

Boston Red Sox

.367

32

Washington Senators

.363

33

Chicago White Sox

.363

34

Washington Senators

.361

35

St. Louis Browns

.357

36

Cleveland Indians

.357

37

St. Louis Browns

.355

38

Chicago White Sox

.354

39

Philadelphia Athletics

.353

40

Washington Senators

.353

41

Detroit Tigers

.351

42

St. Louis Browns

.350

43

Boston Red Sox

.350

44

Bill Knickerbocker

Cleveland Indians

.347

45

New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox

.346

46

Frankie Crosetti

New York Yankees

.344

47

Philadelphia Athletics

.342

48

Boston Red Sox

.333

49

St. Louis Browns

.333

50

St. Louis Browns

.327

51

Philadelphia Athletics

.321

52

Rabbit Warstler

Philadelphia Athletics

.321

53

New York Yankees

.318

54

Boston Red Sox

.315

55

St. Louis Browns

.310

56

Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies

.294

57

Oscar "Ski" Melillo

St. Louis Browns

.279

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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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