Single-Season Leaders & Records for Hits Rank Player (age that year) Hits Year PA Bats 1. Ichiro Suzuki (30) 262 2004 762 L 2. George Sisler+ (27) 257 1920 692 L 3. Lefty O'Doul (32) 254 1929 732 L 4.  Bill Terry+ (31) 254 1930 710 L 5. Al Simmons+ (23) 253 1925 697 R 6. Rogers Hornsby+ (26) 250 1922 704 R 7.  Chuck Klein+ (25) 250 1930 722 L 8. Ty Cobb+ (24) 248 1911 656 L 9. George Sisler+ (29) 246 1922 655 L 10. Ichiro Suzuki (27) 242 2001 738 L 11. Babe Herman (27) 241 1930 699 L 12.  Heinie Manush+ (26) 241 1928 697 L 13. Wade Boggs+ (27) 240 1985 758 L 14  Jesse Burkett+ (27) 240 1896 647 L 15  Darin Erstad (26) 240 2000 747 L 16. Rod Carew+ (31) 239 1977 694 L 17  Willie Keeler+ (25) 239 1897 618 L 18. Ed Delahanty+ (31) 238 1899 645 R 19  Don Mattingly (25) 238 1986 742 L 20  Ichiro Suzuki (33) 238 2007 736 L 21. Hugh Duffy+ (27) 237 1894 616 R   Harry Heilmann+ (26) 237 1921 672 R   Joe Medwick+ (25) 237 1937 677 R   Paul Waner+ (24) 237 1927 709 L 25. Jack Tobin (29) 236 1921 731 L 26. Rogers Hornsby+ (25) 235 1921 674 R 27. Kirby Puckett+ (28) 234 1988 691 R   Lloyd Waner+ (23) 234 1929 726 L 29. Shoeless Joe Jackson (23) 233 1911 641 L 30. Earl Averill+ (34) 232 1936 682 L 1.) What is the number of hits earned by different professional baseball players in a season? 2.) What was your sample collection technique stratified (what are the strata), cluster (how), simple random (if you had a lot of responses or data points), or systematic (if you had a lot of responses or data points

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Single-Season Leaders & Records for Hits

Rank

Player (age that year)

Hits

Year

PA

Bats

1.

Ichiro Suzuki (30)

262

2004

762

L

2.

George Sisler+ (27)

257

1920

692

L

3.

Lefty O'Doul (32)

254

1929

732

L

4. 

Bill Terry+ (31)

254

1930

710

L

5.

Al Simmons+ (23)

253

1925

697

R

6.

Rogers Hornsby+ (26)

250

1922

704

R

7. 

Chuck Klein+ (25)

250

1930

722

L

8.

Ty Cobb+ (24)

248

1911

656

L

9.

George Sisler+ (29)

246

1922

655

L

10.

Ichiro Suzuki (27)

242

2001

738

L

11.

Babe Herman (27)

241

1930

699

L

12. 

Heinie Manush+ (26)

241

1928

697

L

13.

Wade Boggs+ (27)

240

1985

758

L

14 

Jesse Burkett+ (27)

240

1896

647

L

15 

Darin Erstad (26)

240

2000

747

L

16.

Rod Carew+ (31)

239

1977

694

L

17 

Willie Keeler+ (25)

239

1897

618

L

18.

Ed Delahanty+ (31)

238

1899

645

R

19 

Don Mattingly (25)

238

1986

742

L

20 

Ichiro Suzuki (33)

238

2007

736

L

21.

Hugh Duffy+ (27)

237

1894

616

R

 

Harry Heilmann+ (26)

237

1921

672

R

 

Joe Medwick+ (25)

237

1937

677

R

 

Paul Waner+ (24)

237

1927

709

L

25.

Jack Tobin (29)

236

1921

731

L

26.

Rogers Hornsby+ (25)

235

1921

674

R

27.

Kirby Puckett+ (28)

234

1988

691

R

 

Lloyd Waner+ (23)

234

1929

726

L

29.

Shoeless Joe Jackson (23)

233

1911

641

L

30.

Earl Averill+ (34)

232

1936

682

L

1.) What is the number of hits earned by different professional baseball players in a season?

2.) What was your sample collection technique stratified (what are the strata), cluster (how), simple random (if you had a lot of responses or data points), or systematic (if you had a lot of responses or data points)?

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