With three weeks left in the season, the 1937 New York Yankees have pulled even with the 1935 Chicago Cubs atop the standings. Both the Yankees and Cubs still have the bye to come, so they only have eight games remaining. The third-place 1941 Brooklyn Dodgers and fourth-place 1940 Cincinnati Reds are close, and they both have 12 games left.
The Cubs, who are 4-4 in their last eight games, are off in week 7. The Yankees, who are coming off a sweep of the 1931 Philadelphia Athletics, have a big test coming up as they face the Reds in week 7.
| Week #6 | W | L | PCT | GB | Run Diff. | AVG | ERA | Stats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1935 Chicago Cubs | 15 | 9 | .625 | — | +18 | .269 | 2.95 | Stats |
| 1937 New York Yankees | 15 | 9 | .625 | — | +8 | .250 | 3.27 | Stats |
| 1941 Brooklyn Dodgers | 12 | 8 | .600 | 1.0 | +17 | .224 | 2.58 | Stats |
| 1940 Cincinnati Reds | 11 | 9 | .550 | 2.0 | +2 | .223 | 3.20 | Stats |
| 1933 Washington Senators | 12 | 12 | .500 | 3.0 | -18 | .233 | 3.72 | Stats |
| 1946 Boston Red Sox | 10 | 10 | .500 | 3.0 | +15 | .239 | 2.98 | Stats |
| 1931 Philadelphia Athletics | 8 | 12 | .400 | 5.0 | -9 | .216 | 3.52 | Stats |
| 1934 Detroit Tigers | 7 | 13 | .350 | 6.0 | -12 | .246 | 4.14 | Stats |
| 1934 St. Louis Cardinals | 6 | 14 | .300 | 7.0 | -21 | .235 | 3.69 | Stats |
Week 6 recaps:
> Dodgers-Tigers
> Cardinals-Cubs
> Athletics-Yankees
> Senators-Reds
Week 6 featured YouTube broadcasts:
> Dodgers-Tigers game 2
> Cardinals-Cubs game 2
> Athletics-Yankees game 2
> Senators-Reds game 1
BATTING LEADERS
Average
.375 Frank Demaree, 1935 Cubs
.364 Billy Herman, 1935 Cubs
.358 Joe DiMaggio, 1937 Yankees
.344 Chuck Klein, 1935 Cubs
.338 Charlie Gehringer, 1934 Tigers
.308 Bobby Doerr, 1946 Red Sox
.305 Lou Gehrig, 1937 Yankees
.303 Heinie Manush, 1933 Senators
.301 Ernie Lombardi, 1940 Reds
.293 Johnny Pesky, 1946 Red Sox
Runs
20 Joe DiMaggio, 1937 Yankees
19 Ted Williams, 1946 Red Sox
18 Dolph Camilli, 1941 Dodgers
17 Billy Herman, 1935 Cubs
16 Chuck Klein, 1935 Cubs
16 Lou Gehrig, 1937 Yankees
Hits
36 Billy Herman, 1935 Cubs
36 Frank Demaree, 1935 Cubs
34 Joe DiMaggio, 1937 Yankees
33 Chuck Klein, 1935 Cubs
30 Heinie Manush, 1933 Senators
Doubles
9 Charlie Gehringer, 1934 Tigers
8 Billy Herman, 1935 Cubs
8 Tony Lazzeri, 1937 Yankees
8 Goose Goslin, 1933 Senators
8 Mickey Cochrane, 1931 Athletics
8 Marv Owen, 1934 Tigers
Triples
4 Heinie Manush, 1933 Senators
4 Stan Hack, 1935 Cubs
4 Pete Reiser, 1941 Dodgers
3 several
Home Runs
9 Joe DiMaggio, 1937 Yankees
8 Lou Gehrig, 1937 Yankees
6 Chuck Klein, 1935 Cubs
5 several
RBI
20 Chuck Klein, 1935 Cubs
19 Dom DiMaggio, 1946 Red Sox
18 Lou Gehrig, 1937 Yankees
17 Joe DiMaggio, 1937 Yankees
17 Bobby Doerr, 1946 Red Sox
Stolen Bases
8 Jo Jo White, 1934 Tigers
5 Lonny Frey, 1940 Reds
4 Pepper Martin, 1934 Cardinals
3 several
PITCHING LEADERS
Wins
5 Dave Ferriss, 1946 Red Sox
5 Lon Warnecke, 1935 Cubs
5 Curt Davis, 1941 Dodgers
5 Red Ruffing, 1937 Yankees
4 several
ERA
0.80 Dave Ferriss, 1946 Red Sox
1.26 Curt Davis, 1941 Dodgers
1.57 Red Ruffing, 1937 Yankees
1.79 Jim Turner, 1940 Reds
2.08 Lon Warnecke, 1935 Cubs
2.09 Whit Wyatt, 1941 Dodgers
2.20 Lefty Gomez, 1937 Yankees
2.41 Kirby Higbe, 1941 Dodgers
2.45 Dizzy Dean, 1934 Cardinals
2.50 Tex Carleton, 1934 Cardinals
Complete Games
5 Dave Ferriss, 1946 Red Sox
4 several
Shutouts
3 Lefty Gomez, 1937 Yankees
2 several
Saves
6 Joe Beggs, 1940 Reds
5 Jack Russell, 1933 Senators
2 several
Strikeouts
43 Lefty Gomez, 1937 Yankees
42 Lefty Grove, 1931 Athletics
40 Lon Warnecke, 1935 Cubs
39 Dizzy Dean, 1934 Cardinals
37 Whit Wyatt, 1941 Dodgers

