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 New York Yankees Batting Leaders (1913) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Batting Average
1. Birdie Cree .272
2. Roger Peckinpaugh .268
3. Ed Sweeney .265
4. Roy Hartzell .259
5. Fritz Maisel .257
6. Harry Wolter .254
7. John Knight .236
8. Rollie Zeider .233
9. Bert Daniels .216
10. Ezra Midkiff .197
Home Runs
1. Harry Wolter 2
1. Ed Sweeney 2
3. Birdie Cree 1
3. Claud Derrick 1
3. Roger Peckinpaugh 1
3. Harry Williams 1
Runs Batted In
1. Birdie Cree 63
2. Harry Wolter 43
3. Ed Sweeney 40
4. Roy Hartzell 38
5. Roger Peckinpaugh 32
6. John Knight 24
7. Bert Daniels 22
8. Frank Gilhooley 14
8. Ezra Midkiff 14
10. Fritz Maisel 12
On-Base Average
1. Harry Wolter .377
2. Fritz Maisel .371
3. Roy Hartzell .353
4. Ed Sweeney .348
5. Bert Daniels .343
6. Rollie Zeider .341
7. Birdie Cree .338
8. Roger Peckinpaugh .316
9. John Knight .310
10. Ezra Midkiff .232
Slugging Percentage
1. Roger Peckinpaugh .347
2. Birdie Cree .346
3. Harry Wolter .339
4. Ed Sweeney .322
5. Fritz Maisel .310
6. Roy Hartzell .300
7. Bert Daniels .288
8. John Knight .276
9. Rollie Zeider .245
10. Ezra Midkiff .236
Runs Scored
1. Roy Hartzell 60
2. Harry Wolter 53
3. Bert Daniels 52
4. Birdie Cree 51
5. Roger Peckinpaugh 35
5. Ed Sweeney 35
7. Fritz Maisel 33
8. John Knight 24
9. Ezra Midkiff 22
10. Harry Williams 18
On-Base Plus Slugging
1. Harry Wolter .716
2. Birdie Cree .684
3. Fritz Maisel .681
4. Ed Sweeney .670
5. Roger Peckinpaugh .663
6. Roy Hartzell .653
7. Bert Daniels .631
8. John Knight .586
8. Rollie Zeider .586
10. Ezra Midkiff .468
Isolated Power
1. Harry Wolter .085
2. Roger Peckinpaugh .079
3. Birdie Cree .074
4. Bert Daniels .072
5. Ed Sweeney .057
6. Fritz Maisel .053
7. Roy Hartzell .041
8. John Knight .040
9. Ezra Midkiff .039
10. Rollie Zeider .012
Steals
1. Bert Daniels 27
2. Roy Hartzell 26
3. Fritz Maisel 25
4. Birdie Cree 22
5. Roger Peckinpaugh 19
6. Harry Wolter 13
7. Ed Sweeney 11
8. Ezra Midkiff 9
9. John Knight 7
10. Frank Gilhooley 6
Hits
1. Birdie Cree 145
2. Roy Hartzell 127
3. Harry Wolter 108
4. Ed Sweeney 93
5. Roger Peckinpaugh 91
6. Bert Daniels 69
7. John Knight 59
8. Ezra Midkiff 56
9. Fritz Maisel 48
10. Rollie Zeider 37
Doubles
1. Birdie Cree 25
2. Harry Wolter 18
2. Roy Hartzell 18
4. Bert Daniels 13
5. John Knight 10
5. Roger Peckinpaugh 10
5. Ed Sweeney 10
8. Ezra Midkiff 9
9. Fritz Maisel 4
10. Ray Caldwell 3
Triples
1. Roger Peckinpaugh 7
2. Harry Wolter 6
2. Birdie Cree 6
4. Bert Daniels 5
5. Hal Chase 4
6. Fritz Maisel 3
7. Ray Caldwell 2
7. Ed Sweeney 2
9. Russ Ford 1
9. Al Schulz 1
Walks
1. Harry Wolter 80
2. Roy Hartzell 67
3. Birdie Cree 50
4. Bert Daniels 44
5. Ed Sweeney 37
6. Fritz Maisel 34
7. John Knight 25
7. Rollie Zeider 25
9. Roger Peckinpaugh 24
10. Babe Borton 18
Sacrifice Hits
1. Birdie Cree 17
2. Roy Hartzell 16
3. Harry Wolter 12
4. Roger Peckinpaugh 9
4. Ed Sweeney 9
6. Ezra Midkiff 8
7. Ray Fisher 6
7. John Knight 6
7. Harry Williams 6
10. Babe Borton 4
Total Bases
1. Birdie Cree 185
2. Roy Hartzell 147
3. Harry Wolter 144
4. Roger Peckinpaugh 118
5. Ed Sweeney 113
6. Bert Daniels 92
7. John Knight 69
8. Ezra Midkiff 67
9. Fritz Maisel 58
10. Hal Chase 41
Games Played
1. Birdie Cree 145
2. Roy Hartzell 141
3. Harry Wolter 127
4. Ed Sweeney 117
5. Roger Peckinpaugh 95
6. Bert Daniels 94
7. Ezra Midkiff 83
8. John Knight 70
9. Ray Caldwell 59
10. Fritz Maisel 51
At Bats
1. Birdie Cree 534
2. Roy Hartzell 490
3. Harry Wolter 425
4. Ed Sweeney 351
5. Roger Peckinpaugh 340
6. Bert Daniels 320
7. Ezra Midkiff 284
8. John Knight 250
9. Fritz Maisel 187
10. Rollie Zeider 159
Plate Appearances
1. Birdie Cree 588
2. Roy Hartzell 561
3. Harry Wolter 509
4. Ed Sweeney 396
5. Bert Daniels 382
6. Roger Peckinpaugh 364
7. Ezra Midkiff 297
8. John Knight 277
9. Fritz Maisel 221
10. Rollie Zeider 185
Strikeouts
1. Birdie Cree 51
2. Harry Wolter 50
3. Roger Peckinpaugh 47
4. Ed Sweeney 41
5. Roy Hartzell 40
6. Bert Daniels 36
7. Ezra Midkiff 33
8. Russ Ford 29
9. John Knight 27
10. Fritz Maisel 20
Strikeout Percent
1. Rollie Zeider 5.7%
2. Roy Hartzell 8.2%
3. Birdie Cree 9.6%
4. Fritz Maisel 10.7%
5. John Knight 10.8%
6. Bert Daniels 11.3%
7. Ezra Midkiff 11.6%
8. Ed Sweeney 11.7%
9. Harry Wolter 11.8%
10. Roger Peckinpaugh 13.8%
Steal Success
1. Russ Ford 83.3%
2. Fritz Maisel 78.1%
3. Bert Daniels 77.1%
4. Frank Gilhooley 75.0%
4. Harry Williams 75.0%
6. Roger Peckinpaugh 73.1%
7. Hal Chase 71.4%
8. Ezra Midkiff 69.2%
9. Birdie Cree 68.8%
10. Roy Hartzell 68.4%
Secondary Average
1. Fritz Maisel .369
2. Harry Wolter .304
3. Bert Daniels .294
4. Roy Hartzell .231
5. Birdie Cree .210
6. Roger Peckinpaugh .206
7. Ed Sweeney .194
8. Rollie Zeider .189
9. John Knight .168
10. Ezra Midkiff .113
Hit By Pitch
1. Bert Daniels 18
2. Ed Sweeney 8
3. Harry Wolter 4
3. Birdie Cree 4
3. Roy Hartzell 4
6. Doc Cook 2
6. John Knight 2
8. Russ Ford 1
8. Ray Keating 1
8. Ed Klepfer 1
Extra Base Hits
1. Birdie Cree 32
2. Harry Wolter 26
3. Roy Hartzell 19
4. Bert Daniels 18
4. Roger Peckinpaugh 18
6. Ed Sweeney 14
7. John Knight 10
7. Ezra Midkiff 10
9. Fritz Maisel 7
10. Hal Chase 6
Runs Created
1. Birdie Cree 68
2. Harry Wolter 64
3. Roy Hartzell 61
4. Ed Sweeney 44
5. Bert Daniels 42
6. Roger Peckinpaugh 40
7. Fritz Maisel 27
8. John Knight 23
9. Rollie Zeider 16
10. Ezra Midkiff 14
Runs Created / 27
1. Harry Wolter 5.14
2. Fritz Maisel 4.89
3. Birdie Cree 4.41
4. Ed Sweeney 4.35
5. Bert Daniels 4.31
6. Roy Hartzell 4.21
7. Roger Peckinpaugh 4.08
8. Rollie Zeider 3.38
9. John Knight 3.09
10. Ezra Midkiff 1.58
Home Run Percent
1. Ed Sweeney 0.6%
2. Harry Wolter 0.5%
3. Roger Peckinpaugh 0.3%
4. Birdie Cree 0.2%

 New York Yankees Pitching Leaders (1913) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Wins
1. Ray Fisher 12
1. Russ Ford 12
3. Ray Caldwell 9
4. Al Schulz 7
5. Ray Keating 6
6. George McConnell 4
6. Jack Warhop 4
8. Marty McHale 2
9. Cy Pieh 1
Earned Run Average
1. Ray Caldwell 2.41
2. Russ Ford 2.66
3. Ray Fisher 3.18
4. George McConnell 3.20
5. Ray Keating 3.21
6. Al Schulz 3.73
7. Jack Warhop 3.75
Strikeouts
1. Ray Fisher 92
2. Ray Caldwell 87
3. Ray Keating 83
4. Al Schulz 77
5. Russ Ford 72
5. George McConnell 72
7. Marty McHale 11
7. Jack Warhop 11
9. Ed Klepfer 10
10. Cy Pieh 6
Saves
1. George McConnell 3
2. Russ Ford 2
3. Ray Caldwell 1
3. Ray Fisher 1
Runners / 9 IP
1. Ray Caldwell 10.46
2. George McConnell 11.10
3. Russ Ford 11.47
4. Ray Fisher 11.51
5. Ray Keating 11.78
6. Al Schulz 12.40
7. Jack Warhop 14.73
Winning Percentage
1. Ray Caldwell .529
2. Ray Fisher .429
3. Russ Ford .400
3. Jack Warhop .400
5. Al Schulz .350
6. Ray Keating .333
7. George McConnell .211
Save Success
1. Russ Ford 100.0%
1. George McConnell 100.0%
Complete Games
1. Ray Caldwell 15
1. Russ Ford 15
3. Ray Fisher 14
4. Ray Keating 9
4. Al Schulz 9
6. George McConnell 8
7. Marty McHale 4
8. Jack Warhop 1
Shutouts
1. Ray Caldwell 2
1. Ray Keating 2
3. Ray Fisher 1
3. Russ Ford 1
3. Marty McHale 1
Starts
1. Ray Fisher 31
2. Russ Ford 28
3. Al Schulz 22
4. Ray Keating 21
5. George McConnell 20
6. Ray Caldwell 16
7. Jack Warhop 7
8. Marty McHale 6
9. George Clark 1
9. Ed Klepfer 1
Appearances
1. Ray Fisher 43
2. Al Schulz 38
3. George McConnell 35
4. Russ Ford 33
5. Ray Keating 28
6. Ray Caldwell 27
7. Jack Warhop 15
8. George Clark 11
9. Ed Klepfer 8
10. Marty McHale 7
Innings Pitched
1. Ray Fisher 246.1
2. Russ Ford 237.0
3. Al Schulz 193.0
4. George McConnell 180.0
5. Ray Caldwell 164.1
6. Ray Keating 151.1
7. Jack Warhop 62.1
8. Marty McHale 48.2
9. Ed Klepfer 24.2
10. George Clark 19.0
Opp. OPS
1. Ray Fisher .538
2. Ray Caldwell .564
3. George McConnell .571
4. Ray Keating .592
5. Al Schulz .621
6. Russ Ford .630
7. Jack Warhop .715
Defense Independent ERA
1. Ray Keating 3.21
2. Ray Fisher 3.37
3. George McConnell 3.46
4. Ray Caldwell 3.60
5. Al Schulz 3.62
6. Russ Ford 3.67
7. Jack Warhop 5.02
Innings / Game
1. Russ Ford 7.18
2. Ray Caldwell 6.09
3. Ray Fisher 5.73
4. Ray Keating 5.40
5. George McConnell 5.14
6. Al Schulz 5.08
7. Jack Warhop 4.16
Opp. Batting Average
1. Ray Caldwell .222
2. Ray Fisher .236
3. George McConnell .245
4. Ray Keating .253
5. Al Schulz .264
6. Russ Ford .270
7. Jack Warhop .292
Opp. Slugging
1. Ray Fisher .248
2. George McConnell .257
3. Ray Caldwell .261
4. Ray Keating .276
5. Al Schulz .290
6. Jack Warhop .309
7. Russ Ford .314
Opp. On-Base
1. Ray Fisher .290
2. Ray Caldwell .303
3. George McConnell .314
4. Russ Ford .316
4. Ray Keating .316
6. Al Schulz .331
7. Jack Warhop .406
Strikeouts / 9 IP
1. Ray Keating 4.94
2. Ray Caldwell 4.76
3. George McConnell 3.60
4. Al Schulz 3.59
5. Ray Fisher 3.36
6. Russ Ford 2.73
7. Jack Warhop 1.59
Hits / 9 IP
1. Ray Caldwell 7.17
2. George McConnell 8.10
3. Ray Keating 8.74
4. Ray Fisher 8.91
5. Al Schulz 9.19
6. Russ Ford 9.27
7. Jack Warhop 9.96
Walks / 9 IP
1. Russ Ford 2.20
2. Ray Fisher 2.59
3. George McConnell 3.00
4. Ray Keating 3.03
5. Al Schulz 3.22
6. Ray Caldwell 3.29
7. Jack Warhop 4.76
Hit Batters
1. Jack Warhop 12
2. Ray Caldwell 9
3. Ray Fisher 8
4. George McConnell 7
5. Al Schulz 5
6. Russ Ford 4
7. George Clark 3
8. Ray Keating 2
8. Ed Klepfer 2
10. Marty McHale 1
Homers Allowed
1. Russ Ford 9
2. Ray Caldwell 5
3. Al Schulz 4
4. Ray Fisher 3
4. Ray Keating 3
6. Ed Klepfer 2
6. George McConnell 2
8. George Clark 1
8. Marty McHale 1
8. Jack Warhop 1

 New York Yankees Fielding Leaders (1913) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Fielding Average
1. Ray Caldwell 1.000
1. Roy Hartzell 1.000
3. Birdie Cree .988
4. Hal Chase .982
5. Harry Williams .981
6. John Knight .980
7. Babe Borton .978
8. Dick Gossett .972
9. Bert Daniels .966
10. George McConnell .965
Outfield Assists
1. Birdie Cree 17
2. Harry Wolter 15
2. Bert Daniels 15
4. Roy Hartzell 6
5. Bill Holden 5
6. Doc Cook 3
7. Frank Gilhooley 2
8. Jack Lelivelt 1
8. George Whiteman 1
Fielding Average (P)
1. Ray Caldwell 1.000
2. George McConnell .965
3. Marty McHale .938
3. Al Schulz .938
5. Ray Fisher .933
6. Ed Klepfer .929
7. George Clark .923
8. Russ Ford .893
9. Jack Warhop .840
10. Ray Keating .824
Fielding Average (C)
1. Dick Gossett .972
2. Ed Sweeney .964
Fielding Average (1B)
1. Hal Chase .982
2. Harry Williams .981
3. John Knight .980
4. Babe Borton .978
Fielding Average (2B)
1. Bill McKechnie .950
2. Roy Hartzell .942
Fielding Average (3B)
1. Ezra Midkiff .957
2. Fritz Maisel .950
Fielding Average (SS)
1. Roger Peckinpaugh .931
Fielding Average (LF)
1. Birdie Cree .988
Fielding Average (CF)
1. Harry Wolter .946
Fielding Average (RF)
1. Roy Hartzell 1.000
2. Bert Daniels .966
Range Factor (P)
1. George McConnell 2.46
2. Ray Fisher 2.42
3. Marty McHale 2.29
4. Russ Ford 2.27
5. Ray Keating 1.82
6. Ray Caldwell 1.78
7. Ed Klepfer 1.75
8. Al Schulz 1.68
9. Jack Warhop 1.67
10. George Clark 1.18
Range Factor (C)
1. Ed Sweeney 6.52
2. Dick Gossett 4.78
Range Factor (1B)
1. Hal Chase 11.74
2. Babe Borton 11.47
3. John Knight 11.22
4. Harry Williams 9.87
Range Factor (2B)
1. Roy Hartzell 5.84
2. Bill McKechnie 5.10
Range Factor (3B)
1. Ezra Midkiff 4.02
2. Fritz Maisel 3.22
Range Factor (SS)
1. Roger Peckinpaugh 5.73
Range Factor (LF)
1. Birdie Cree 1.83
Range Factor (CF)
1. Harry Wolter 2.16
Range Factor (RF)
1. Roy Hartzell 1.81
2. Bert Daniels 1.73
Runners Thrown Out
1. George McConnell 3