Major League Baseball (MLB)
1935 MLB Season Leaders

Leagues Baseball MLB 1935 Season Leaders

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MLB 1935 Leaders
Batting Average

1

Pittsburgh Pirates

.385

2

St. Louis Cardinals

.353

3

Washington Senators

.349

4

Cleveland Indians

.348

5

Philadelphia Athletics

.346

6

Chicago Cubs

.344

7

Cincinnati Reds

.343

8

Chicago Cubs

.341

9

New York Giants

.341

10

Philadelphia Athletics

.332

11

New York Giants

.331

12

Charlie Gehringer

Detroit Tigers

.330

13

New York Yankees

.329

14

Detroit Tigers

.328

15

Chicago Cubs

.325

16

Pittsburgh Pirates

.324

17

Philadelphia Phillies

.323

18

New York Giants

.322

19

Detroit Tigers

.321

20

Pittsburgh Pirates

.321

21

Mickey Cochrane

Detroit Tigers

.319

22

Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns

.319

23

Washington Senators

.318

24

St. Louis Cardinals

.317

25

Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds

.316

26

Boston Red Sox

.315

27

Washington Senators

.314

28

Chicago Cubs

.314

29

St. Louis Cardinals

.313

30

Washington Senators

.312

31

New York Yankees

.312

32

Chicago Cubs

.311

33

Pittsburgh Pirates

.309

34

Brooklyn Dodgers

.308

35

Philadelphia Phillies

.307

36

Chicago White Sox

.307

37

Boston Red Sox

.306

38

Brooklyn Dodgers

.306

39

Washington Senators

.304

40

Cleveland Indians

.304

41

Boston Braves

.303

42

Brooklyn Dodgers

.302

43

New York Giants

.301

44

Boston Red Sox

.301

45

New York Yankees

.300

46

St. Louis Browns

.300

47

Bob 'Indian Bob' Johnson

Philadelphia Athletics

.299

48

St. Louis Cardinals

.299

49

Bill Knickerbocker

Cleveland Indians

.298

50

New York Giants

.298

51

Philadelphia Athletics

.296

52

Boston Braves

.295

53

New York Giants

.295

54

Boston Red Sox

.295

55

St. Louis Browns

.295

56

Chicago White Sox

.295

57

St. Louis Cardinals

.294

58

New York Yankees

.293

59

Chicago Cubs

.293

60

Tony Cuccinello

Brooklyn Dodgers

.292

61

Detroit Tigers

.292

62

Boston Red Sox

.290

63

Brooklyn Dodgers

.290

64

St. Louis Browns

.290

65

Philadelphia Phillies

.290

66

New York Yankees

.289

67

Chicago White Sox

.288

68

Cleveland Indians

.288

69

St. Louis Cardinals

.287

70

St. Louis Browns

.286

71

Chicago White Sox

.286

72

Chicago White Sox

.285

73

Philadelphia Phillies

.284

74

George Washington

Chicago White Sox

.283

75

Brooklyn Dodgers

.283

76

New York Giants

.283

77

Frenchy Bordagaray

Brooklyn Dodgers

.282

78

Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns

.280

79

St. Louis Cardinals

.279

80

New York Yankees

.279

81

Boston Braves

.279

82

Cincinnati Reds

.278

83

Boston Braves

.275

84

Phil Cavarretta

Chicago Cubs

.275

85

Detroit Tigers

.275

86

Boston Braves

.274

87

Washington Senators

.273

88

Philadelphia Athletics

.273

89

Boston Braves

.273

90

St. Louis Cardinals

.273

91

Boston Braves

.273

92

New York Yankees

.273

93

Pittsburgh Pirates

.272

94

Brooklyn Dodgers

.272

95

Cleveland Indians

.271

96

Philadelphia Phillies

.270

97

Philadelphia Athletics

.270

98

Cincinnati Reds

.269

99

Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns

.268

100

Cincinnati Reds

.267

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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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