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TEAM PERFORMANCES
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TEAM LEADERS
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This week (8/10—8/16)
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Batting
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Season
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Homers
Week
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Week
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Season
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Homers
Season
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Pitching
Season
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Pittsburgh
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6-1
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.857
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60-53
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10
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Mazeroski
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.444
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Skinner
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.322
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Thomas
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32
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Friend
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16-12
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Milwaukee
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7 2
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.778
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68-47
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6
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Aaron
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.462
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Aaron
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.328
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2 with
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25
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Spahn
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16-8
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San Francisco
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4-2
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.667
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60-54
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13
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Davenport
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.409
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Mays
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.330
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Cepeda
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23
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Antonelli
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13-10
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Los Angeles
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4-2
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.667
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54-59
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9
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Furillo
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.381
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Snider
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.308
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Neal
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19
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Podres
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10-10
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Chicago
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3-4
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.429
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55-62
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11
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Banks
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.464
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Banks
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.313
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Banks
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37
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Hobbie
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9-6
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Cincinnati
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3-7
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.300
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53-63
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6
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Robinson
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.389
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Temple
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.290
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Robinson
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24
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Purkey
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14-7
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St. Louis
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2-5
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.286
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54-59
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3
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Flood
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.333
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Musial
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.335
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Boyer
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20
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Jones
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10-8
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Philadelphia
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1-7
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.125
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52-59
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6
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Ashburn
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.313
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Ashburn
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.342
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Anderson
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15
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Semproch
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13-7
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Chicago
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7-2
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.778
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61-55
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3
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Landis
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.378
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Goodman
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.320
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Lollar
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16
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Pierce
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12-8
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Washington
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4-2
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.667
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50-65
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6
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Sievers
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.421
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Sievers
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.314
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Sievers
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33
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Ramos
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11-11
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Baltimore
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5-3
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.625
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53-59
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8
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Woodling
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.429
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Woodling
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.278
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Triandos
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23
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Portocarrero
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12-7
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Detroit
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5-4
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.556
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56-58
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7
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Boiling
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.389
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Kuenn
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.323
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Harris
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13
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Lary
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11-12
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Kansas City
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4-5
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.444
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51-62
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9
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Chiti
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.360
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Cerv
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.323
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Cerv
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29
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Garver
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10-8
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Boston
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3-4
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.429
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58-56
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4
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Jensen
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.481
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Runnels
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.331
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Jensen
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32
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Delock
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10-3
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New York
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3-6
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.333
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74-43
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7
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Mantle
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.429
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Siebern
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.305
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Mantle
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34
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Turley
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17-6
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Cleveland
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2-7
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.222
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56-61
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10
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Power
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.368
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Power
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.323
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Colavito
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26
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McLish
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12-6
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Strong factor in
the surprise climb of the Pittsburgh Pirates to second place in the National
League has been the pitching of two big 24-year-old rookie righthanders. George
Witt (left) has the lowest earned run average in the league, while Curt Raydon
ranks in the top 10. The two have a combined record of 12 wins and 5
losses.
[This article
contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.]
