Baseball Replay--From 1901 to 2025

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Here are the hitting leaders for 1905

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Here are the pitching leaders for 1905:

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Here are the fielding leaders for 1905:

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Here are the minor league champions for 1905:
International League (AAA): Buffalo Bisons (2)
Pacific Coast League (AAA): Los Angeles Angels (3)
Western League (AAA): St. Joseph Saints
Southern Association (AAA): Birmingham Barons
American Association (AAA): Indianapolis Indians
New England League (AA): Fall River Indians
New York State League (AA): Troy Trojans
Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League (AA): Davenport Riversides (2)
Connecticut State League (AA): New Haven Blues
Central League (AA): Terre Haute Hottentots (2)
Northwestern League (AA): Vancouver Veterans
South Atlantic League (A): Charleston Sea Gulls
Missouri Valley League (A): Guthrie Senators
Texas League (BC): Corsicana Oilers (2)

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Milestones and accomplishments for the 1905 season:
6+hits
Davy Jones (St. Louis Browns), 6 hits in 6 at-bats and 6 RBIs
20+win seasons
Christy Mathewson, 27-14, 1.79 ERA, 346.2 IP, 78 BB and 175 K
Roy Patterson, 20-17, 2.66 ERA, 328.2 IP, 42 BB and 108 K
Frank Owen, 23-14, 1.82 ERA, 356.2 IP, 83 BB and 101 K
Jack Chesbro, 22-10, 2.30 ERA, 317.1 IP, 58 BB and 151 K
Cy Young, 27-12, 1.96 ERA, 348.1 IP, 34 BB and 193 K
Bill Dinneen, 24-18, 2.33 ERA, 339.1 IP, 73 BB and 119 K
Kid Nichols, 22-16, 2.46 ERA, 336.0 IP, 79 BB and 100 K
Bob Wicker, 20-18, 2.57 ERA, 343.0 IP, 123 BB and 164 K
Eddie Plank, 25-16, 3.05 ERA, 342.1 IP, 80 BB and 186 K
Harry Howell, 22-15, 2.86 ERA, 334.0 IP, 87 BB and 176 K
Addie Joss, 25-13, 1.75 ERA, 329.2 IP, 45 BB and 128 K
Bob Ewing, 26-12, 2.46 ERA, 322.0 IP, 70 BB and 154 K
Hooks Wiltse, 22-18, 2.71 ERA, 339.1 IP, 118 BB and 197 K
Frank Smith, 22-15, 2.47 ERA, 342.2 IP, 120 BB and 203 K
Carl Lundgren, 23-17, 1.90 ERA, 349.2 IP, 129 BB and 162 K
Ed Walsh, 22-18, 2.54 ERA, 362.0 IP, 82 BB and 191 K
Doc Scanlan, 22-15, 3.11 ERA, 307.0 IP, 139 BB and 123 K
Frosty Thomas, 21-15, 2.96 ERA, 319.2 IP, 75 BB and 114 K
Johnny Lush, 20-16, 3.19 ERA, 316.0 IP, 126 BB and 177 K
Charley Hall, 20-17, 3.06 ERA, 335.1 IP, 173 BB and 190 K
Triple Crown
Cy Seymour (New York Highlanders)
Hitting streaks
Jim Delahanty, 22 games while playing for Chicago
Honus Wagner, 27 games while playing for Pittsburgh
Danny Murphy, 24 games while playing for New York
Cy Seymour, 27 games while playing for New York
Nap Lajoie, 20 games while playing for Philadelphia
Milestones
1,000 RBIs: Jesse Burkett (Washington Senators), Tommy Corcoran (Chicago White Sox)
1,000 runs scored: Bobby Lowe (Boston Beaneaters), Jack Doyle (Philadelphia Phillies)
2,000 hits: Bill Dahlen (Brooklyn Superbas), Tommy Corcoran (Chicago White Sox)
2,500 hits: Willie Keeler (New York Giants)
500 stolen bases: George Davis (New York Giants)
2,000 strikeouts: Kid Nichols (Brooklyn Superbas), Cy Young (Boston Americans)
400 wins: Kid Nichols (Brooklyn Superbas), Cy Young (Boston Americans)