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Name the 4 players that have led their League in hits and walks in the same season.
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I believe Ross Barnes did it in the National Association, if you're including that.
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I believe Ross Barnes did it in the National Association, if you're including that.
I'm just counting the NL and AL
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Hornsby is usually a good guess for questions like these. And how about Brouthers or Delahanty?
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Hornsby is usually a good guess for questions like these. And how about Brouthers or Delahanty?
Hornsby is correct! He had 227 hits and 89 walks for an absurd .507 On Base Percentage in 1924.

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Richie Ashburn in1958. Also batting average.
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Richie Ashburn in1958. Also batting average.
Correct! In 1958 Ashburn led the NL in hits (215), walks (97), batting average (.350), OBP (.440), and triples (13).

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