The Hitters
Top seed for this season is the surprising Reggie Smith who passed the century mark in his last season; let’s see if he can keep it up against different competition that includes four Hall-of-Famers, such as Enos Slaughter, Roger Bresnahan, Bill Dickey, and Ken Griffey Jr. Also in the mix are Babe Herman, Mike Mitchell, and Josh Hamilton. The top for move on automatically to Round 7.
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| Reggie Smith Round One S32 Round Two Round 3 S29 Round 4 | W – L 78-76 BYE 106-48 BYE |  |
| Babe Herman Round One S30 Round Two Round 3 S55 Round 4 | W – L 96-58 BYE 94-60 BYE |  |
| Enos Slaughter Round One S50 Round Two Round 3 S53 Round 4 | W – L 89-65 BYE 86-68 BYE |  |
| Roger Bresnahan Round One S53 Round Two Round 3 S39 Round 4 | W – L 90-64 BYE 81-73 BYE |  |
| Bill Dickey Round One S32 Round Two Round 3 S18 Round 4 | W – L 86-68 BYE 77-77 BYE |  |
| Mike Mitchell Round One S60 Round Two Round 3 S26 Round 4 S10 | W – L 86-68 BYE 74-80 84-70 |  |
| Josh Hamilton Round One S38 Round Two Round 3 S43 Round 4 S11 | W – L 77-77 BYE 70-84 84-70 |  |
| Ken Griffey Jr Round One S33 Round Two S17 Round 3 S31 Round 4 S7 | W – L 62-92 92-62 65-89 81-73 |  |
The Results
Babe Herman made light work of the rest of the field, leading in the most important batting categories. Bill Dickey hung in there but only managed a respectable second place. Reggie Smith reverted to form, finishing third, with Enos “Country” Slaughter sliding into fourth place and a spot in Round 7.
Season Highlights
- While Babe Herman led the teams in batting average, Bill Dickey3 was the only individual with an over .300 batting average, finishing at .304. He also led in doubles with 42.
- Reggie Smith0 and Babe Herman3 tied atop the league with 36 home runs.
- Babe Herman8 went 5 for 5 in two consecutive games.
- Four different Reggie Smiths had 3-HR games as did Dickey99.
No-Hitters
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