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What the 1900s page shows
In the data, the 1900s run from the 1900 season to 1909. No player appeared in more 1900s games than Sam Crawford, with 1410, followed by Honus Wagner (1391). The home run list tops out with Harry Davis at 67, just ahead of Charlie Hickman (58). Honus Wagner has the highest batting average on the list, 0.352, with Nap Lajoie second at 0.346. Power and average met in Cy Seymour, Honus Wagner, and Nap Lajoie, ranked on both 1900s lists. Mike Donlin rounds out the top three by average at 0.338. The power list's third name is Sam Crawford (57). Sam Crawford (1899-1917) is one of the regulars whose career began before the 1900s. Career totals on the profiles run longer; the 1900s lists stop at the decade's edges. No club won more 1900s championships than the Chicago Cubs (1907 and 1908). Of the 1900s championship clubs, the 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates won at the highest rate, going 110-42.