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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, June 28th , 1976
Here are the current team power rankings for Major League Baseball:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) Denver Burros (118.8, ++)
2) Houston Drillers (115.7, o)
3) Cleveland Bobcats (113.5, -)
4) Pittsburgh Industrials (113.3, o)
5) New York Empires (109.3, +)
6) Baltimore Lords (109.2, +)
7) Detroit Wolverines (104.5, --)
8) Kansas City Bulls (104.5, +)
9) San Francisco Seagulls (99.8, +)
10) Los Angeles Pobladores (94.9, +)
11) New York Knickerbockers (94.4, -)
12) Dallas Wranglers (91.3, --)
13) San Diego Captains (90.7, ++)
14) Twin Cities Northmen (89.6, ++)
15) Cincinnati Packers (87.9, o)
16) Toronto Hurons (86.8, ++)
17) Brooklyn Bluebirds (86.7, --)
18) Los Angeles Blockbusters (82.0, -)
19) Montreal Habitants (81.6, --)
20) Philadelphia Quakers (81.1, ++)
21) Atlanta Generals (78.5, +)
22) Washington Eagles (78.2, --)
23) Chicago Traders (77.5, -)
24) St. Louis Explorers (71.2, --)
25) Chicago Hawks (70.1, +)
26) Seattle Emeralds (64.4, --)
27) Boston Terriers (64.2, --)
28) Milwaukee Dairymen (58.5, -)
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BNN Stats: Single-Season Records
Monday, June 28th , 1976
Who holds the single season record in the Major League Baseball for hits?
Franklin Suggs, DET, 273, 1894
Uriah Beach, PHI, 264, 1894
Clinton Boston, DET, 258, 1894
Doc Moore, NYK, 256, 1926
Dooley Sauer, BRO, 251, 1911
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Austin of New York Crowned Best Player
Monday, June 28th , 1976
When it came to hitting the baseball, Gary Austin had few peers in the American Baseball League this past week.
The talented third baseman for New York tagged opposing pitchers for a .522 average and was voted the Player of the Week Award. Included in his stats were 12 hits in 23 at-bats, 1 homers, 5 runs scored and 5 RBIs.
This season, Austin is swinging the bat at a .329 pace. He has hit 5 home runs and scored 23 times, while driving in 28. His on-base percentage is .355 and he has played in 51 games.
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