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 Pittsburgh Pirates Batting Leaders (1918) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Batting Average
1. Billy Southworth .341
2. George Cutshaw .285
3. Max Carey .274
4. Fritz Mollwitz .269
5. Carson Bigbee .255
5. Bill McKechnie .255
7. Walter Schmidt .238
8. Howdy Caton .234
Home Runs
1. George Cutshaw 5
2. Max Carey 3
3. Bill McKechnie 2
3. Billy Southworth 2
5. Carson Bigbee 1
5. Lee King 1
5. Casey Stengel 1
Runs Batted In
1. George Cutshaw 68
2. Max Carey 48
3. Fritz Mollwitz 45
4. Bill McKechnie 43
4. Billy Southworth 43
6. Walter Schmidt 27
7. Carson Bigbee 19
8. Howdy Caton 17
9. Bill Hinchman 13
10. Casey Stengel 12
On-Base Average
1. Billy Southworth .409
2. Max Carey .363
3. Carson Bigbee .344
4. George Cutshaw .326
5. Howdy Caton .312
6. Fritz Mollwitz .305
7. Bill McKechnie .297
8. Walter Schmidt .281
Slugging Percentage
1. Billy Southworth .443
2. George Cutshaw .395
3. Max Carey .348
4. Bill McKechnie .340
5. Fritz Mollwitz .329
6. Carson Bigbee .319
7. Howdy Caton .297
8. Walter Schmidt .276
Runs Scored
1. Max Carey 70
2. George Cutshaw 56
3. Carson Bigbee 47
4. Fritz Mollwitz 43
5. Howdy Caton 37
5. Billy Southworth 37
7. Bill McKechnie 34
8. Walter Schmidt 31
9. Casey Stengel 18
10. Tommy Leach 14
On-Base Plus Slugging
1. Billy Southworth .852
2. George Cutshaw .721
3. Max Carey .711
4. Carson Bigbee .663
5. Bill McKechnie .637
6. Fritz Mollwitz .634
7. Howdy Caton .609
8. Walter Schmidt .557
Isolated Power
1. George Cutshaw .110
2. Billy Southworth .102
3. Bill McKechnie .085
4. Max Carey .074
5. Carson Bigbee .064
6. Howdy Caton .063
7. Fritz Mollwitz .060
8. Walter Schmidt .038
Steals
1. Max Carey 58
2. George Cutshaw 25
3. Fritz Mollwitz 23
4. Carson Bigbee 19
4. Billy Southworth 19
6. Howdy Caton 12
6. Bill McKechnie 12
8. Casey Stengel 11
9. Walter Schmidt 7
10. Lee King 3
Hits
1. George Cutshaw 132
2. Max Carey 128
3. Fritz Mollwitz 116
4. Bill McKechnie 111
5. Billy Southworth 84
6. Carson Bigbee 79
7. Walter Schmidt 77
8. Howdy Caton 71
9. Casey Stengel 30
10. Bill Hinchman 26
Doubles
1. George Cutshaw 16
2. Max Carey 14
3. Bill McKechnie 13
4. Fritz Mollwitz 12
5. Carson Bigbee 11
6. Walter Schmidt 6
7. Howdy Caton 5
7. Bill Hinchman 5
7. Billy Southworth 5
10. Casey Stengel 4
Triples
1. George Cutshaw 10
2. Bill McKechnie 9
3. Howdy Caton 7
3. Fritz Mollwitz 7
3. Billy Southworth 7
6. Max Carey 6
7. Erskine Mayer 3
7. Carson Bigbee 3
7. Tommy Leach 3
7. Walter Schmidt 3
Walks
1. Max Carey 62
2. Carson Bigbee 42
3. Howdy Caton 32
4. George Cutshaw 27
5. Billy Southworth 26
6. Bill McKechnie 24
7. Fritz Mollwitz 23
8. Tommy Leach 19
9. Roy Ellam 17
9. Walter Schmidt 17
Sacrifice Hits
1. Fritz Mollwitz 30
2. George Cutshaw 29
3. Bill McKechnie 19
4. Carson Bigbee 17
5. Max Carey 15
6. Walter Schmidt 14
7. Howdy Caton 8
8. Frank Miller 7
9. Lute Boone 6
10. Wilbur Cooper 5
Total Bases
1. George Cutshaw 183
2. Max Carey 163
3. Bill McKechnie 148
4. Fritz Mollwitz 142
5. Billy Southworth 109
6. Carson Bigbee 99
7. Howdy Caton 90
8. Walter Schmidt 89
9. Casey Stengel 39
10. Lee King 36
Games Played
1. Max Carey 126
1. George Cutshaw 126
1. Bill McKechnie 126
4. Fritz Mollwitz 119
5. Walter Schmidt 105
6. Carson Bigbee 92
7. Howdy Caton 80
8. Billy Southworth 64
9. Bill Hinchman 50
10. Casey Stengel 39
At Bats
1. Max Carey 468
2. George Cutshaw 463
3. Bill McKechnie 435
4. Fritz Mollwitz 432
5. Walter Schmidt 323
6. Carson Bigbee 310
7. Howdy Caton 303
8. Billy Southworth 246
9. Casey Stengel 122
10. Lee King 112
Plate Appearances
1. Max Carey 534
2. George Cutshaw 491
3. Bill McKechnie 461
4. Fritz Mollwitz 455
5. Carson Bigbee 352
6. Walter Schmidt 342
7. Howdy Caton 337
8. Billy Southworth 274
9. Casey Stengel 140
10. Bill Hinchman 128
Strikeouts
1. Max Carey 25
2. Fritz Mollwitz 24
3. Bill McKechnie 22
4. Walter Schmidt 19
5. George Cutshaw 18
6. Roy Ellam 17
7. Howdy Caton 16
8. Lee King 15
9. Casey Stengel 14
10. Frank Miller 10
Strikeout Percent
1. Carson Bigbee 3.2%
2. Billy Southworth 3.7%
3. George Cutshaw 3.9%
4. Bill McKechnie 5.1%
5. Max Carey 5.3%
5. Howdy Caton 5.3%
7. Fritz Mollwitz 5.6%
8. Walter Schmidt 5.9%
Steal Success
1. Max Carey 79.5%
2. George Cutshaw 73.5%
3. Casey Stengel 73.3%
4. Billy Southworth 73.1%
5. Fritz Mollwitz 71.9%
6. Howdy Caton 70.6%
6. Bill McKechnie 70.6%
8. Carson Bigbee 70.4%
9. Walter Schmidt 63.6%
Secondary Average
1. Max Carey .331
2. Billy Southworth .285
3. Carson Bigbee .261
4. George Cutshaw .222
5. Howdy Caton .208
6. Bill McKechnie .168
7. Fritz Mollwitz .167
8. Walter Schmidt .111
Hit By Pitch
1. Max Carey 4
2. Jimmy Archer 2
2. Howdy Caton 2
2. Roy Ellam 2
2. Bill Hinchman 2
2. Bill McKechnie 2
2. Walter Schmidt 2
2. Ben Shaw 2
2. Billy Southworth 2
2. Casey Stengel 2
Extra Base Hits
1. George Cutshaw 31
2. Bill McKechnie 24
3. Max Carey 23
4. Fritz Mollwitz 19
5. Carson Bigbee 15
6. Billy Southworth 14
7. Howdy Caton 12
8. Walter Schmidt 9
9. Bill Hinchman 7
10. Lee King 6
Runs Created
1. Max Carey 72
2. George Cutshaw 63
3. Fritz Mollwitz 47
3. Billy Southworth 47
5. Bill McKechnie 46
6. Carson Bigbee 39
7. Howdy Caton 31
8. Walter Schmidt 26
9. Casey Stengel 15
10. Bill Hinchman 13
Runs Created / 27
1. Billy Southworth 7.46
2. Max Carey 5.25
3. George Cutshaw 4.61
4. Carson Bigbee 4.11
5. Bill McKechnie 3.57
5. Fritz Mollwitz 3.57
7. Howdy Caton 3.42
8. Walter Schmidt 2.66
Home Run Percent
1. George Cutshaw 1.1%
2. Billy Southworth 0.8%
3. Max Carey 0.6%
4. Bill McKechnie 0.5%
5. Carson Bigbee 0.3%

 Pittsburgh Pirates Pitching Leaders (1918) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Wins
1. Wilbur Cooper 19
2. Frank Miller 11
3. Erskine Mayer 9
4. Roy Sanders 7
5. Earl Hamilton 6
6. Ralph Comstock 5
7. Bob Harmon 2
7. Carmen Hill 2
7. Bob Steele 2
10. Babe Adams 1
Earned Run Average
1. Earl Hamilton 0.83
2. Wilbur Cooper 2.11
3. Erskine Mayer 2.26
4. Frank Miller 2.38
5. Roy Sanders 2.60
6. Bob Harmon 2.62
7. Ralph Comstock 3.00
Strikeouts
1. Wilbur Cooper 117
2. Roy Sanders 55
3. Frank Miller 47
4. Ralph Comstock 44
5. Erskine Mayer 25
6. Bob Steele 21
7. Earl Hamilton 20
8. Carmen Hill 15
9. Bob Harmon 7
10. Babe Adams 6
Saves
1. Wilbur Cooper 3
2. Ralph Comstock 1
2. Roy Sanders 1
2. Cy Slapnicka 1
2. Bob Steele 1
Runners / 9 IP
1. Wilbur Cooper 9.35
2. Bob Harmon 9.62
3. Frank Miller 9.99
4. Earl Hamilton 10.00
5. Ralph Comstock 10.22
6. Roy Sanders 10.79
7. Erskine Mayer 10.87
Winning Percentage
1. Earl Hamilton 1.000
2. Erskine Mayer .750
3. Frank Miller .579
4. Wilbur Cooper .576
5. Ralph Comstock .455
6. Roy Sanders .438
7. Bob Harmon .222
Save Success
1. Wilbur Cooper 100.0%
Complete Games
1. Wilbur Cooper 26
2. Frank Miller 14
3. Erskine Mayer 11
4. Ralph Comstock 6
4. Earl Hamilton 6
4. Roy Sanders 6
7. Bob Harmon 5
8. Cy Slapnicka 4
9. Carmen Hill 3
10. Babe Adams 2
Shutouts
1. Wilbur Cooper 2
1. Frank Miller 2
3. Earl Hamilton 1
3. Erskine Mayer 1
3. Roy Sanders 1
3. Bob Steele 1
Starts
1. Wilbur Cooper 29
2. Frank Miller 23
3. Erskine Mayer 14
3. Roy Sanders 14
5. Bob Harmon 9
6. Ralph Comstock 8
7. Earl Hamilton 6
7. Cy Slapnicka 6
9. Carmen Hill 4
9. Elmer Jacobs 4
Appearances
1. Wilbur Cooper 38
2. Roy Sanders 28
3. Frank Miller 23
4. Bob Harmon 16
5. Ralph Comstock 15
5. Erskine Mayer 15
7. Bob Steele 10
8. Elmer Jacobs 8
9. Cy Slapnicka 7
10. Earl Hamilton 6
Innings Pitched
1. Wilbur Cooper 273.1
2. Frank Miller 170.1
3. Roy Sanders 156.0
4. Erskine Mayer 123.1
5. Bob Harmon 82.1
6. Ralph Comstock 81.0
7. Earl Hamilton 54.0
8. Cy Slapnicka 49.1
9. Bob Steele 49.0
10. Carmen Hill 43.2
Opp. OPS
1. Wilbur Cooper .499
2. Earl Hamilton .525
3. Roy Sanders .529
4. Ralph Comstock .535
5. Frank Miller .536
6. Bob Harmon .562
7. Erskine Mayer .565
Defense Independent ERA
1. Ralph Comstock 2.51
2. Earl Hamilton 2.98
3. Wilbur Cooper 3.06
4. Frank Miller 3.30
5. Roy Sanders 3.42
6. Erskine Mayer 3.45
7. Bob Harmon 3.74
Innings / Game
1. Earl Hamilton 9.00
2. Erskine Mayer 8.22
3. Frank Miller 7.41
4. Wilbur Cooper 7.19
5. Roy Sanders 5.57
6. Ralph Comstock 5.40
7. Bob Harmon 5.15
Opp. Batting Average
1. Wilbur Cooper .218
2. Roy Sanders .229
3. Earl Hamilton .239
4. Frank Miller .240
5. Bob Harmon .246
6. Ralph Comstock .249
7. Erskine Mayer .256
Opp. Slugging
1. Wilbur Cooper .226
2. Roy Sanders .236
3. Earl Hamilton .239
4. Frank Miller .246
5. Ralph Comstock .249
6. Erskine Mayer .264
7. Bob Harmon .288
Opp. On-Base
1. Wilbur Cooper .273
2. Bob Harmon .274
3. Ralph Comstock .286
3. Earl Hamilton .286
5. Frank Miller .290
6. Roy Sanders .293
7. Erskine Mayer .301
Strikeouts / 9 IP
1. Ralph Comstock 4.89
2. Wilbur Cooper 3.85
3. Earl Hamilton 3.33
4. Roy Sanders 3.17
5. Frank Miller 2.48
6. Erskine Mayer 1.82
7. Bob Harmon 0.77
Hits / 9 IP
1. Wilbur Cooper 7.21
2. Roy Sanders 7.79
3. Earl Hamilton 7.83
4. Frank Miller 8.03
5. Bob Harmon 8.31
6. Ralph Comstock 8.67
7. Erskine Mayer 8.90
Walks / 9 IP
1. Bob Harmon 1.31
2. Ralph Comstock 1.56
3. Frank Miller 1.95
4. Erskine Mayer 1.97
5. Wilbur Cooper 2.14
6. Earl Hamilton 2.17
7. Roy Sanders 3.00
Hit Batters
1. Wilbur Cooper 10
2. Frank Miller 7
3. Cy Slapnicka 5
4. Erskine Mayer 4
5. Ralph Comstock 2
5. Roy Sanders 2
5. Bob Steele 2
Homers Allowed
1. Bob Harmon 3
2. Wilbur Cooper 2
2. Cy Slapnicka 2
2. Bob Steele 2
5. Hal Carlson 1
5. Erskine Mayer 1
5. Frank Miller 1
5. Roy Sanders 1

 Pittsburgh Pirates Fielding Leaders (1918) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Fielding Average
1. Wilbur Cooper 1.000
1. Bill Hinchman 1.000
3. Fritz Mollwitz .990
4. Walter Schmidt .981
5. Billy Southworth .980
6. Casey Stengel .973
7. Roy Sanders .966
7. Bill McKechnie .966
9. George Cutshaw .964
10. Max Carey .958
Outfield Assists
1. Max Carey 25
2. Carson Bigbee 13
3. Billy Southworth 12
4. Bill Hinchman 8
5. Casey Stengel 7
6. Tommy Leach 3
Fielding Average (P)
1. Wilbur Cooper 1.000
1. Bob Harmon 1.000
1. Carmen Hill 1.000
1. Elmer Jacobs 1.000
1. Erskine Mayer 1.000
1. Bob Steele 1.000
7. Roy Sanders .966
8. Ralph Comstock .960
9. Frank Miller .948
10. Earl Hamilton .944
Fielding Average (C)
1. Walter Schmidt .981
Fielding Average (1B)
1. Fritz Mollwitz .990
Fielding Average (2B)
1. George Cutshaw .964
Fielding Average (3B)
1. Bill McKechnie .966
Fielding Average (SS)
1. Howdy Caton .928
Fielding Average (LF)
1. Carson Bigbee .958
2. Lee King .909
Fielding Average (CF)
1. Max Carey .958
Fielding Average (RF)
1. Bill Hinchman 1.000
2. Billy Southworth .980
3. Casey Stengel .973
Range Factor (P)
1. Earl Hamilton 3.00
2. Cy Slapnicka 2.71
3. Frank Miller 2.52
4. Carmen Hill 2.33
5. Erskine Mayer 2.07
5. Roy Sanders 2.07
7. Wilbur Cooper 1.89
8. Bob Harmon 1.81
9. Elmer Jacobs 1.75
10. Ralph Comstock 1.67
Range Factor (C)
1. Walter Schmidt 5.25
Range Factor (1B)
1. Fritz Mollwitz 11.46
Range Factor (2B)
1. George Cutshaw 5.78
Range Factor (3B)
1. Bill McKechnie 3.54
Range Factor (SS)
1. Howdy Caton 5.72
Range Factor (LF)
1. Carson Bigbee 2.09
2. Lee King 1.56
Range Factor (CF)
1. Max Carey 3.24
Range Factor (RF)
1. Billy Southworth 2.42
2. Casey Stengel 2.01
3. Bill Hinchman 0.92