Outstanding American League Players of 1936: Gehrig, Feller, Grove
The page from the 1937 publication "Who's Who in the Major Leagues" highlights standout players in the American League for the 1936 season. It features Luke Appling, the Chicago White Sox shortstop, who was the batting champion, achieving a .388 average over 526 official appearances. Appling's performance earned him a significant lead in individual scoring metrics. Bob Feller, a notable pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, is also mentioned. He concluded the season with eight victories, including a notable game against the Philadelphia Athletics where he struck out 17 batters in a single match. Lefty Grove, representing the Boston Red Sox, is highlighted as a leading pitcher based on his previous performances.