BROOKLYN.
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Players. Games. Stolen Per cent. of
Bases. Stolen Bases.
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Griffin 106 48 .453
Daly 123 53 .431
LaChance 65 25 .385
Shock 63 18 .286
Corcoran 129 33 .256
Burns 126 29 .230
Foutz 73 16 .219
Treadway 122 26 .213
Shindle 117 18 .154
Totals 924 266 .288 ————————————————————
CLEVELAND.
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Players. Games. Stolen Per cent. of
Bases. Stolen Bases.
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Ewing 53 19 .385
G. Tebeau 105 34 .324
McGarr 127 34 .269
McAleer 64 17 .266
Burkett 124 32 .258
McKean 130 32 .246
Childs 117 20 .171
O'Connor 80 13 .163
O. Tebeau 109 27 .155
Totals 909 228 .251 ————————————————————
It will be seen that the Baltimore club's nine excel the other five clubs in the percentage of stolen bases, Philadelphia being second and New York third; the other three following in order in percentage figures as follows: Brooklyn, Boston and Cleveland. In total stolen bases by the individual player, Hamilton leads with 99—the champion stolen-base record of the season—McGraw being second and Duffy third, followed by Griffin, Doyle and Ewing.
THE SECOND DIVISION LEADERS. ——————————————
PITTSBURGH.
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Players. Games. Stolen Per cent. of
Bases. Stolen Bases.
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Stenzel 131 60 .450
Hartman 44 17 .386
E. Smith 125 37 .296
Shiebeck 75 19 .244
Donovan 131 31 .236
Glasscock 86 20 .233
Shugart 133 23 .172
Bierbaur 131 20 .153
Beckley 132 20 .152
Totals 987 247 .250 ————————————————————
CHICAGO.
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Players. Games. Stolen Per cent. of
Bases. Stolen Bases.
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Lange 112 71 .634
Wilmot 135 76 .563
Dableu 121 49 .415
Parrott 126 34 .370
Irwin 130 34 .262
Decker 89 22 .247
Anson 83 17 .205
Ryan 108 12 .111
Schriver 94 9 .096
Totals 998 324 .325 ————————————————————