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30 teams in AL, EAS, FL, NL, WES · 1880 regular-season games · 1914-04-13 to 1914-10-10 · attendance 4,454,988

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World Series champion

Boston Braves

MVP

Eddie Collins AL
Johnny Evers NL

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
World Series	Boston Braves 4–0 Philadelphia Athletics	4

Standings

AL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Philadelphia Athletics	99	53	.651	—	529	346,641	Connie Mack	Pennant
2	Boston Red Sox	91	62	.595	8.5	510	481,359	Bill Carrigan
3	Washington Senators	81	73	.526	19	519	243,888	Clark Griffith
4	Detroit Tigers	80	73	.523	19.5	618	416,225	Hughie Jennings
5	St. Louis Browns	71	82	.464	28.5	615	244,714	Branch Rickey
6	Chicago White Sox	70	84	.455	30	560	469,290	Jimmy Callahan
6	New York Yankees	70	84	.455	30	550	359,477	Frank Chance, Roger Peckinpaugh
8	Cleveland Naps	51	102	.333	48.5	709	185,997	Joe Birmingham

NL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Boston Braves	94	59	.614	—	548	382,913	George Stallings	World Series
2	New York Giants	84	70	.545	10.5	576	364,313	John McGraw
3	St. Louis Cardinals	81	72	.529	13	540	256,099	Miller Huggins
4	Chicago Cubs	78	76	.506	16.5	638	202,516	Hank O'Day
5	Brooklyn Robins	75	79	.487	19.5	618	122,671	Wilbert Robinson
6	Philadelphia Phillies	74	80	.481	20.5	687	138,474	Red Dooin
7	Pittsburgh Pirates	69	85	.448	25.5	540	139,620	Fred Clarke
8	Cincinnati Reds	60	94	.390	34.5	651	100,791	Buck Herzog

Federal League

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Manager
1	Indianapolis Hoosiers	88	65	.575	—	622	Bill Phillips	Pennant
2	Chicago Chi-Feds	87	67	.565	1.5	517	Joe Tinker
3	Baltimore Terrapins	84	70	.545	4.5	628	Otto Knabe
4	Buffalo Buffeds	80	71	.530	7	602	Larry Schlafly
5	Brooklyn Tip-Tops	77	77	.500	11.5	677	Bill Bradley
6	Kansas City Packers	67	84	.444	20	683	George Stovall
7	Pittsburgh Rebels	64	86	.427	22.5	698	Doc Gessler, Rebel Oakes
8	St. Louis Terriers	62	89	.411	25	697	Mordecai Brown, Fielder Jones

EAS

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Manager
1	New York Lincoln Stars	7	0	.000	—	17	Bill Pettus
2	New York Lincoln Giants	17	14	.548	2	180	Dick Wallace
3	Brooklyn Royal Giants	14	19	.424	6	153	Charles Earle

WES

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Manager
1	Chicago American Giants	43	14	.754	—	152	Rube Foster, Pete Hill
2	Indianapolis ABCs	40	29	.580	9	331	C. I. Taylor
3	Cuban Stars of Havana	23	20	.535	13	132	Tinti Molina

Leaders

AL

RBI

AVG

ERA

NL

RBI

AVG

ERA

FL

RBI

AVG

ERA

No-hitters

Joe Benz, Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland Naps, 1914-05-31
Iron Davis, Boston Braves vs. Philadelphia Phillies, 1914-09-09
Ed Lafitte, Brooklyn Tip-Tops vs. Kansas City Packers, 1914-09-19

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