1915 Cuban Stars of Havana
The 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana went 24-29 (.453) finishing 5th in the WES. The club scored 208 runs and allowed 247. Team leaders included Agustín Parpetti (4 HR, 25 RBI) and Eustaquio Pedroso (9-7, 3.31 ERA).
- W (Wins):
- Games credited to a pitcher whose team took a lead it never surrendered while he was the pitcher of record.
- L (Losses):
- Games charged to the pitcher of record when the opposing team took a lead it never surrendered.
- RS (Runs Scored (team)):
- Total runs a team scored across the season.
- RA (Runs Allowed):
- Total runs a team allowed across the season.
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The 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana in brief
A 24-29 record (.453) put the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana 5th in the WES. With 208 runs scored and 247 given up, the 1915 differential was -39. Against a league average of .236, the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana batted .241. The Cuban Stars of Havana staff finished with a 3.37 ERA; the league as a whole was at 2.90.
The 208 runs scored compare with a league average of 206 per club, 1% more. Agustín Parpetti led the club in home runs with 4. Cristóbal Torriente drove in a team-high 32 runs. Eustaquio Pedroso led the pitchers with 9 wins. In all, the roster shows 14 players.
Frequently Asked Questions about the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana
- What was the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana record?
- The 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana finished 24-29 (.453 win pct).
- Who led the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana in home runs?
- Pelayo Chacón led the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana with 4 home runs.
- What was the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana team ERA?
- The 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana posted a team ERA of 3.37.
- Did the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana win the World Series?
- No. The 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana did not win the World Series.
- Who led the 1915 Cuban Stars of Havana in hitting and pitching?
- Team leaders were Agustín Parpetti (4 HR, 25 RBI) and Eustaquio Pedroso (9-7, 3.31 ERA).