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Have you ever been sitting around wondering exactly who ranks in the top 10 in doubles in a single season in Yankee history? Maybe, you're wondering what player had the most hits in a single season during the 70s (Thurman Munson - 190 in 1975.) Well, I have wondered some of those things, so I put together this page in case anyone else was also wondering. Click here to see the pitching leaders.

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	Player	Batting Avg. (Min. 450 AB)	Year
1.	Birdie Cree	.348	1911
2.	Hal Chase	.315	1911
3.	Home Run Baker	.306	1918
4.	Roger Peckinpaugh	.305	1919
5.	Roy Hartzell	.296	1911
6.	Home Run Baker	.293	1919
7.	Del Pratt	.292	1919
8.	Hal Chase	.290	1910
9.	Birdie Cree	.287	1910
10.	Bert Daniels	.286	1911
11.	Doc Cook	.283	1914
12.	Home Run Baker	.282	1917
13.	Fritz Maisel	.281	1915
14.	Ping Bodie	.278	1919
15.	Wally Pipp	.275	1919
16.	Del Pratt	.275	1918
17.	Bert Daniels	.274	1912
18.	Hal Chase	.274	1912
19.	Duffy Lewis	.272	1919
20.	Birdie Cree	.272	1913
21.	Doc Cook	.271	1915
22.	John Knight	.268	1911
23.	Harry Wolter	.267	1910
24.	Wally Pipp	.262	1916
25.	Roger Peckinpaugh	.260	1917
26.	Roy Hartzell	.259	1913
27.	Lee Magee	.257	1916
28.	Roger Peckinpaugh	.255	1916
29.	Wally Pipp	.246	1915
30.	Wally Pipp	.244	1917
31.	Fritz Maisel	.239	1914
32.	Roy Hartzell	.233	1914
33.	Roger Peckinpaugh	.223	1914
34.	Roger Peckinpaugh	.220	1915

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