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Sunday, July 29, 1877
Standings and Leaders
Louisville Grays 21-11
Chicago White Stockings 19-12
Cincinnati Reds 14-13
Boston Red Stockings 18-17
Hartford Dark Blues 15-20
St. Louis Brown Stockings 9-23
The Grays continue to maintain their lead. Chicago, Cincinnati and Boston all look good at times but none have been able to break through to catch the league-leading Louisville squad.
The league leaders:
Batting Average
Lip Pike, St. Louis - .412
Jim Devlin, Louisville - .385
Cal McVey, Boston - .383
Davy Force, Chicago - .381
Levi Meyerle, Chicago - .373
Scott Hastings, Louisville - .360
Charley Jones, Cincinnati - .353
Runs Scored
Ross Barnes, Boston - 45
Scott Hastings, Louisville - 34
Cal McVey, Boston - 34
Levi Meyerle, Chicago - 31
Jim Devlin, Louisville - 30
Andy Leonard, Hartford - 29
Cap Anson, Cincinnati - 28
Runs Batted In
Cal McVey, Boston - 37
Ross Barnes, Boston - 27
Jim Devlin, Louisville - 27
Levi Meyerle, Chicago - 25
Lip Pike, St. Louis - 25
Ezra Sutton, Louisville - 24
3 players tied with 23 each
Stolen Bases
Ross Barnes, Boston - 28
Dave Eggler, St. Louis - 15
Mike McGeary, Cincinnati - 15
Andy Leonard, Hartford - 14
Cap Anson, Cincinnati - 11
George Hall, Chicago - 10
Cal McVey, Boston - 10
Won-Loss Record
Dan Collins, Louisville, 11-5
Al Spalding, Boston, 11-5
Asa Brainard, Chicago, 9-7
George Zettlein, Chicago, 7-5
Sam Weaver, Cincinnati, 6-8
Bobby Mitchell, Cincinnati, 5-3
Jim Britt, Hartford, 5-4
Earned Run Average
Joe Blong, St. Louis - 2.29
Sam Weaver, Cincinnati - 2.56
Al Spalding, Boston - 2.71
Dan Collins, Louisville - 2.72
George Bradley, St. Louis - 2.83
Bobby Mitchell, Cincinnati - 2.94
Tricky Nichols, Hartford - 3.00
Strikeouts
Sam Weaver, Cincinnati - 60
Dan Collins, Louisville - 55
Asa Brainard, Chicago - 35
Al Spalding, Boston - 33
Hugh Campbell, Hartford - 33
Jim Britt, Hartford - 25
Cy Bentley, Boston - 24
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