1910s: 1910-1919

Explore baseball during this era

๐ŸŽฎ Top Players by Games

Most Games โ€” 1910-1919

๐Ÿ’ช Top Players by Home Runs

Most Home Runs โ€” 1910-1919

๐Ÿ“Š Top Players by Batting Average

Highest AVG โ€” 1910-1919

What the 1910s page shows

In the data, the 1910s run from the 1910 season to 1919. The 1910s games list is led by Donie Bush (1450), followed by Eddie Collins (1441). Among those players, Gavvy Cravath hit the most home runs, 116, just ahead of Fred Luderus (83). The batting average list starts with Ty Cobb (0.387), with Shoeless Joe Jackson second at 0.354. Power and average met in Home Run Baker, ranked on both 1910s lists. Tris Speaker rounds out the top three by average at 0.344. Home Run Baker is third in 1910s home runs with 76. The player tiles show careers crossing into the 1910s from earlier, Donie Bush's 1908-1923 among them. Career totals on the profiles run longer; the 1910s lists stop at the decade's edges. The Boston Red Sox appear most often among the 1910s champions, in 1912, 1915, 1916, and 1918. 105-47 made the 1912 Boston Red Sox the winningest title team of the 1910s.