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Who had the highest batting average in the National League since 1900?
Rogers Hornsby, .424 in 1924.
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Since 1951, this righthander has pitched for fifteen different ballclubs in the minor and major leagues. Dom had his best year in '52 when he won twenty ballgames at Pauls Valley. Last season Dom won nine ballgames at San Diego in the Pacific Coast League before being called up by Cincinnati Reds late in the campaign.
A dual-threat thief, Sanders stormed to a legendary career using speed and sticky fingers. The lightning-quick star was never better than in 1997. On April 14 in Atlanta, he stole a career-high four bases for Cincinnati. By Nov. 23, he had changed into his Cowboys gear and picked off Brett Favre for a 50-yard interception return and touchdown.
Enos Bradsher Slaughter nicknamed "Country" is one of the old-timers in the majors with 13 years. Broke in with St. Louis Cardinals in 1938 where he has been ever since, having appeared in nine All-Star games (having Bat. Avg. of 333). In 1942 led N.L. in hits (188), triples (17); in 1946 led in games played (156), R.B.I. (130); in '49 led in triples (13); in '53 led in fielding (.996).
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