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Old 04-26-2010, 04:29 AM   #30
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Buffalo Continues Hot Streak


BUFFALO, NY. May 1, 1912 - While Buffalo continues to be the hot team, Joe Soles has arguably been the best individual player so far this season, and it's no surprise that Boston is doing so well because of it. The 30-year-old shortstop is leading the league in average, doubles, and runs batted in.

He kicked off the season with a 10-game hitting streak, and while that has ended, he still has only gone hit-less three times in his 22 games played.

On the mound, Bill Gable, the ace of the Brooklyn staff, has been absolutely terrific. While Brooklyn is 4 1/2 games out of first place, he has done everything asked of him. He's gotten the win in every game he's started, finishing April with a 6-0 record. His 12 strikeouts tie him for first in the league.

Federal League








W L GB G
Buffalo
18 6 -
24
Baltimore
14 8 3 22
Brooklyn
12 9 4 1/2 21
Pittsburgh
13 10 4 1/2 23
Newark
10 12 7 22
St. Louis
9 15 9 24
Chicago
7 14 9 1/2 21
Kansas City
7 16 10 1/2 23












United League








W L GB G
Boston
13 10 -
23
St. Paul
12 9 -
21
Washington
11 8 -
19
New York
12 10 1/2 22
Chicago
11 10 1 21
Philadelphia
10 11 2 21
Cleveland
9 12 3 21
Detroit
6 14 5 1/2 20












League Leaders





Batting Average
J. Soles 0.407 BOS
Doubles
J. Soles 14 BOS
Triples
E. Beaton 4 BRK
Home Runs
D. Cochrane 2 CHO
Runs Batted In
J. Soles 21 BOS
Stolen Bases
H. Marino 11 BUF





Earned Run Average
C. Kifer 1.05 PHI
Wins
G. Cosey 6 BOS
Strikeouts
D. Decker 12 NEW
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