1935 Season Recap

AL MVP

Hank Greenberg

Hank Greenberg, Tigers
.328, 36 HR, 170 RBI

NL MVP

Gabby Hartnett

Gabby Hartnett, Cubs
.344, 13 HR, 91 RBI

League Leaders - Batting

AL Batting Average
1. Buddy Myer, Senators	.349
2. Joe Vosmik, Indians	.348
3. Jimmie Foxx, Athletics	.346
4. Doc Cramer, Athletics	.332
5. Charlie Gehringer, Tigers	.330

NL Batting Average
1. Arky Vaughan, Pirates	.385
2. Joe Medwick, Cardinals	.353
3. Billy Herman, Cubs	.341
4. Bill Terry, Giants	.341
5. Hank Leiber, Giants	.331

AL Home Runs
1. Jimmie Foxx, Athletics	36
1. Hank Greenberg, Tigers	36
2. Lou Gehrig, Yankees	30
3. Bob Johnson, Athletics	28
4. Hal Trosky, Indians	26

NL Home Runs
1. Wally Berger, Braves	34
2. Mel Ott, Giants	31
3. Dolph Camilli, Phillies	25
4. Joe Medwick, Cardinals	23
4. Ripper Collins, Cardinals	23

AL RBI
1. Hank Greenberg, Tigers	170
2. Lou Gehrig, Yankees	119
3. Jimmie Foxx, Athletics	115
4. Hal Trosky, Indians	113
5. Moose Solters, Red Sox/Browns	112

NL RBI
1. Wally Berger, Braves	130
2. Joe Medwick, Cardinals	126
3. Ripper Collins, Cardinals	122
4. Mel Ott, Giants	114
5. Hank Leiber, Giants	107

AL Runs
1. Lou Gehrig, Yankees	125
2. Charlie Gehringer, Tigers	123
3. Hank Greenberg, Tigers	121
4. Jimmie Foxx, Athletics	118
4. Ben Chapman, Yankees	118

NL Runs
1. Augie Galan, Cubs	133
2. Joe Medwick, Cardinals	132
3. Pepper Martin, Cardinals	121
4. Billy Herman, Cubs	113
4. Mel Ott, Giants	113

AL Hits
1. Joe Vosmik, Indians	216
2. Buddy Myer, Senators	215
3. Doc Cramer, Athletics	214
4. Hank Greenberg, Tigers	203
5. Charlie Gehringer, Tigers	201
5. Moose Solters, Red Sox/Browns	201

NL Hits
1. Billy Herman, Cubs	227
2. Joe Medwick, Cardinals	224
3. Bill Terry, Giants	203
3. Hank Leiber, Giants	203
3. Woody Jensen, Pirates	203
3. Augie Galan, Cubs	203

AL Doubles
1. Joe Vosmik, Indians	47
2. Hank Greenberg, Tigers	46
3. Moose Solters, Red Sox/Browns	45
4. Pete Fox, Tigers	38
4. Ben Chapman, Yankees	38

NL Doubles
1. Billy Herman, Cubs	57
2. Joe Medwick, Cardinals	46
2. Ethan Allen, Phillies	46
3. Augie Galan, Cubs	41
3. Pepper Martin, Cardinals	41

AL Triples
1. Joe Vosmik, Indians	20
2. John Stone, Senators	18
3. Hank Greenberg, Tigers	16
4. Joe Cronin, Red Sox	14
5. Earl Averill, Indians	13

NL Triples
1. Ival Goodman, Reds	18
2. Lloyd Waner, Pirates	14
3. Joe Medwick, Cardinals	13
4. Paul Waner, Pirates	12
4. Travis Jackson, Giants	12
4. Phil Cavarretta, Cubs	12
4. Gus Suhr, Pirates	12

AL Stolen Bases
1. Billy Werber, Red Sox	29
2. Lyn Lary, Senators/Browns	28
3. Mel Almada, Red Sox	20
4. Jo-Jo White, Tigers	19
5. Ben Chapman, Yankees	17

NL Stolen Bases
1. Augie Galan, Cubs	22
2. Pepper Martin, Cardinals	20
3. Frenchy Bordagaray, Dodgers	18
4. Stan Hack, Cubs	14
4. Ival Goodman, Reds	14

League Leaders - Pitching

AL ERA
1. Lefty Grove, Red Sox	2.70
2. Ted Lyons, White Sox	3.02
3. Red Ruffing, Yankees	3.12
4. Lefty Gomez, Yankees	3.18
5. Mel Harder, Indians	3.29

NL ERA
1. Cy Blanton, Pirates	2.58
2. Bill Swift, Pirates	2.70
3. Hal Schumacher, Giants	2.89
4. Larry French, Cubs	2.96
5. Bill Lee, Cubs	2.96

AL Wins
1. Wes Ferrell, Red Sox	25-14
2. Mel Harder, Indians	22-11
3. Tommy Bridges, Tigers	21-10
4. Lefty Grove, Red Sox	20-12
5. Schoolboy Rowe, Tigers	19-13

NL Wins
1. Dizzy Dean, Cardinals	28-12
2. Carl Hubbell, Giants	23-12
3. Paul Derringer, Reds	22-13
4. Bill Lee, Cubs	20-6
4. Lon Warneke, Cubs	20-13

AL Strikeouts
1. Tommy Bridges, Tigers	163
2. Schoolboy Rowe, Tigers	140
3. Lefty Gomez, Yankees	138
4. Lefty Grove, Red Sox	121
5. Johnny Allen, Yankees	113

NL Strikeouts
1. Dizzy Dean, Cardinals	190
2. Carl Hubbell, Giants	150
3. Paul Dean, Cardinals	143
3. Van Mungo, Dodgers	143
4. Cy Blanton, Pirates	142

AL Saves
1. Jack Knott, Browns	7
2. Chief Hogsett, Tigers	5
2. Willis Hudlin, Indians	5
2. Oral Hildebrand, Indians	5
2. Johnny Murphy, Yankees	5
2. Whit Wyatt, White Sox	5

NL Saves
1. Dutch Leonard, Dodgers	8
2. Waite Hoyt, Pirates	6
2. Syl Johnson, Phillies	6
3. Dizzy Dean, Cardinals	5
3. Don Brennan, Reds	5
3. Paul Dean, Cardinals	5
3. Al Smith, Giants	5
3. Bob Smith, Braves	5
3. Allyn Stout, Giants	5

Final Standings

American League
Team	Record	GB	Pct
Detroit Tigers	93-58	0.0	.616
New York Yankees	89-60	3.0	.597
Cleveland Indians	82-71	12.0	.536
Boston Red Sox	78-75	16.0	.510
Chicago White Sox	74-78	19.5	.487
Washington Senators	67-86	27.0	.438
St. Louis Browns	65-87	28.5	.428
Philadelphia Athletics	58-91	34.0	.389

National League
Team	Record	GB	Pct
Chicago Cubs	100-54	0.0	.649
St. Louis Cardinals	96-58	4.0	.623
New York Giants	91-62	8.5	.595
Pittsburgh Pirates	86-67	13.5	.562
Brooklyn Dodgers	70-83	29.5	.458
Cincinnati Reds	68-85	31.5	.444
Philadelphia Phillies	64-89	35.5	.418
Boston Braves	38-115	61.5	.248

Postseason

World Series

Detroit Tigers defeat Chicago Cubs, 4-2

No-Hitters

8/31/1935 Vern Kennedy, White Sox
White Sox 5, Indians 0