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
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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