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1881 Career Leaders
A few highlights:
• Ross Barnes is the new career RBI leader
• Fred Waterman appears on RBI leaders for the first time
• Cap Anson is now on career SB list
• Jim Conway is now on career win list
• Mickey Welch is now on career strikeout list
Career Leaders
Hits
1. Ross Barnes - 1042
2. George Hall - 963
3. Cal McVey - 951
4. Fred Waterman - 924
5. Deacon White - 910
6. Cap Anson - 903
7. Dick Higham - 901
8. Lip Pike - 896
9. Levi Meyerle - 885
10. Steve King - 822
Runs
1. Ross Barnes - 651
2. Fred Waterman - 557
3. George Hall - 551
4. Cal McVey - 551
5. Cap Anson - 523
6. Levi Meyerle - 518
7. Jimmy Wood - 515
8. Deacon White - 513
9. Dick Higham - 502
10. Lip Pike - 486
RBI
1. Ross Barnes - 517
2. Cal McVey - 515
3. Lip Pike - 483
4. Cap Anson - 446
5. Deacon White - 446
6. George Hall - 441
7. Dick Higham - 441
8. Jimmy Wood - 434
9. Fred Waterman - 423
10. Ezra Sutton - 412
SB
1. Ross Barnes - 324
2. Mike McGeary - 224
3. Andy Leonard - 222
4. Jimmy Wood - 220
5. George Wright - 210
6. Ralph Ham - 188
7. Harry Stovey - 185
8. John Hatfield - 180
9. Monte Ward - 175
10. Cap Anson - 157
Home Runs
1. Lip Pike - 28
2. Levi Meyerle - 21
3. Deacon White - 18
4. Ezra Sutton - 17
5. Charlie Hodes - 16
Wins
1. Billy Henry Taylor - 220
2. Dick McBride - 194
3. Asa Brainard - 182
4. Bobby Mathews - 152
5. George Darby - 132
6. Tricky Nichols - 131
7. Tommy Bond - 118
8. Jim McCormisk - 112
9. Jim Britt - 103
10. Jim Conway - 95
Strikeouts
1. Billy Henry Taylor - 1163
2. Bobby Mathews - 893
3. George Derby - 848
4. Jim McCormick - 540
5. Jim Conway - 461
6. The Only Nolan - 406
7. Jumbo McGinnis - 396
8. Tim Keefe - 368
9. Asa Brainard - 346
10. Mickey Welch - 340
Saves
1. Hugh O'Neill - 15
2. Jake Seymour - 14
3. George Knight - 12
4. Jumbo McGinnis - 9
5. Harry Salisbury - 7
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