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24 teams in AL, EAS, NL, WES · 1118 regular-season games · 1919-04-19 to 1919-09-29 · attendance 6,532,439

◀ 1918 1920 ▶

World Series champion

Cincinnati Reds

Postseason

Round	Result	Games
World Series	Cincinnati Reds 5–3 Chicago White Sox	8

Standings

AL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Chicago White Sox	88	52	.629	—	534	627,186	Kid Gleason	Pennant
2	Cleveland Indians	84	55	.604	3.5	537	538,135	Lee Fohl, Tris Speaker
3	New York Yankees	80	59	.576	7.5	506	619,164	Miller Huggins
4	Detroit Tigers	80	60	.571	8	578	643,805	Hughie Jennings
5	St. Louis Browns	67	72	.482	20.5	567	349,350	Jimmy Burke
6	Boston Red Sox	66	71	.482	20.5	552	417,291	Ed Barrow
7	Washington Senators	56	84	.400	32	570	234,096	Clark Griffith
8	Philadelphia Athletics	36	104	.257	52	742	225,209	Connie Mack

NL

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Cincinnati Reds	96	44	.686	—	401	532,501	Pat Moran	World Series
2	New York Giants	87	53	.621	9	470	708,857	John McGraw
3	Chicago Cubs	75	65	.536	21	407	424,430	Fred Mitchell
4	Pittsburgh Pirates	71	68	.511	24.5	466	276,810	Hugo Bezdek
5	Brooklyn Robins	69	71	.493	27	513	360,721	Wilbert Robinson
6	Boston Braves	57	82	.410	38.5	563	167,401	George Stallings
7	St. Louis Cardinals	54	83	.394	40.5	552	167,059	Branch Rickey
8	Philadelphia Phillies	47	90	.343	47.5	699	240,424	Jack Coombs, Gavvy Cravath

EAS

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Atlantic City Bacharach Giants	14	8	.636	—	73		John Henry Lloyd
2	New York Lincoln Giants	16	12	.571	1	80		Joe Williams
3	Cuban Stars East	13	11	.542	2	73		Pelayo Chacón
4	Hilldale Club	10	11	.476	3.5	92		Bunny Downs, Otto Briggs
5	Brooklyn Royal Giants	4	13	.235	7.5	72		John Henry Lloyd, Louis Santop

WES

#	Team	W	L	Pct	GB	RA	Attendance	Manager
1	Detroit Stars	27	14	.659	—	161		Pete Hill
2	Chicago American Giants	27	16	.628	1	170		Rube Foster
3	Cuban Stars West	19	17	.528	5.5	157		Tinti Molina

Leaders

AL

HR

1. 29Babe Ruth
2. 10Tillie Walker
3. 10George Sisler

RBI

1. 114Babe Ruth
2. 101Bobby Veach
3. 96Shoeless Joe Jackson

AVG

1. .384Ty Cobb
2. .355Bobby Veach
3. .352George Sisler

SB

1. 33Eddie Collins
2. 28George Sisler
3. 28Ty Cobb

W

1. 29Eddie Cicotte
2. 24Stan Coveleski
3. 23Lefty Williams

ERA

1. 1.49Walter Johnson
2. 1.82Eddie Cicotte
3. 2.07Carl Weilman

SO

1. 147Walter Johnson
2. 128Jim Shaw
3. 125Lefty Williams

SV

1. 5Bob Shawkey
2. 5Jim Shaw
3. 5Allen Russell

NL

HR

1. 12Gavvy Cravath
2. 10Benny Kauff
3. 9Cy Williams

RBI

1. 73Hi Myers
2. 71Edd Roush
3. 71Rogers Hornsby

AVG

1. .321Edd Roush
2. .318Rogers Hornsby
3. .311Ross Youngs

SB

1. 40George Burns
2. 36George Cutshaw
3. 31Carson Bigbee

W

1. 25Jesse Barnes
2. 21Hippo Vaughn
3. 21Slim Sallee

ERA

1. 1.72Pete Alexander
2. 1.79Hippo Vaughn
3. 1.82Dutch Ruether

SO

1. 141Hippo Vaughn
2. 137Hod Eller
3. 121Pete Alexander

SV

1. 4Oscar Tuero
2. 3Jesse Winters
3. 3Jimmy Ring

EAS

HR

1. 2Fred Hutchinson
2. 1Recurvon Terán
3. 1José Suárez

RBI

1. 18Blainey Hall
2. 14José María Fernández
3. 14John Henry Lloyd

SB

1. 7Pelayo Chacón
2. 6Todd Allen
3. 5Johnny Pugh

W

1. 9Joe Williams
2. 7Dick Redding
3. 4Tom Williams

SO

1. 88Joe Williams
2. 48Dick Redding
3. 30Roy Roberts

SV

1. 1Dick Whitworth
2. 1Juan Padrón
3. 1Joe Williams

No-hitters

• Hod Eller, Cincinnati Reds vs. St. Louis Cardinals, 1919-05-11
• Ray Caldwell, Cleveland Indians vs. New York Yankees, 1919-09-10