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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	Runs Scored (Min. 25)	Year
1.	Lou Gehrig	167	1936
2.	Lou Gehrig	163	1931
3.	Joe DiMaggio	151	1937
4.	Babe Ruth	150	1930
5.	Babe Ruth	149	1931
6.	Earle Combs	143	1932
	Lou Gehrig	143	1930
	Red Rolfe	143	1937
7.	Red Rolfe	139	1939
8.	Lou Gehrig	138	1932
	Lou Gehrig	138	1933
	Lou Gehrig	138	1937
9.	Frankie Crosetti	137	1936
10.	Joe DiMaggio	132	1936
	Red Rolfe	132	1938
11.	Earle Combs	129	1930
	Joe DiMaggio	129	1938
12.	Lou Gehrig	128	1934
13.	Frankie Crosetti	127	1937
14.	Lou Gehrig	125	1935
15.	Ben Chapman	120	1931
	Earle Combs	120	1931
	Babe Ruth	120	1932
16.	Ben Chapman	118	1935
17.	Red Rolfe	116	1936
18.	Lou Gehrig	115	1938
19.	Frankie Crosetti	113	1938
20.	Ben Chapman	112	1933
21.	Frankie Crosetti	109	1939
	Tommy Henrich	109	1938
	Tony Lazzeri	109	1930
22.	Joe DiMaggio	108	1939
	Red Rolfe	108	1935
23.	George Selkirk	103	1939
24.	Joe Sewell	102	1931
25.	Ben Chapman	101	1932
26.	Lyn Lary	100	1931
27.	Bill Dickey	99	1936
28.	Bill Dickey	98	1939
29.	Babe Ruth	97	1933
30.	Joe Sewell	95	1932
31.	Tony Lazzeri	94	1933
32.	Lyn Lary	93	1930
	George Selkirk	93	1936
33.	Joe Gordon	92	1939
34.	Bill Dickey	87	1937
	Charlie Keller	87	1939
	Joe Sewell	87	1933
35.	Earle Combs	86	1933
36.	Frankie Crosetti	85	1934
37.	Bill Dickey	84	1938
38.	Joe Gordon	83	1938
39.	Ben Chapman	82	1934
	Tony Lazzeri	82	1936
40.	Tony Lazzeri	79	1932
41.	Babe Ruth	78	1934
42.	Ben Chapman	74	1930
43.	Tony Lazzeri	72	1935
44.	Frankie Crosetti	71	1933
	Babe Dahlgren	71	1939
45.	Jesse Hill	69	1935
46.	Dixie Walker	68	1933
47.	Tony Lazzeri	67	1931
48.	Bill Dickey	66	1932
49.	Bill Dickey	65	1931
50.	Tommy Henrich	64	1939
	Jack Saltzgaver	64	1934
	George Selkirk	64	1935
51.	Jake Powell	62	1936
	Harry Rice	62	1930
52.	Tony Lazzeri	59	1934
53.	Bill Dickey	58	1933
	George Selkirk	58	1938
54.	Bill Dickey	56	1934
	Lyn Lary	56	1932
	Tony Lazzeri	56	1937
55.	Bill Dickey	55	1930
56.	Bill Dickey	54	1935
	Jake Powell	54	1937
	Red Rolfe	54	1934
57.	Samuel Byrd	51	1931
58.	Samuel Byrd	49	1932
	Frankie Crosetti	49	1935
	George Selkirk	49	1937
59.	Myril Hoag	48	1937
60.	Earle Combs	47	1934
	Earle Combs	47	1935
	Frankie Crosetti	47	1932
61.	Samuel Byrd	46	1930
62.	Myril Hoag	45	1934
63.	Jimmie Reese	44	1930
64.	Dusty Cooke	43	1930
65.	Jimmie Reese	41	1931
66.	Tommy Henrich	39	1937
67.	Samuel Byrd	32	1934
68.	Don Heffner	29	1934
69.	Myril Hoag	28	1938
70.	Jake Powell	27	1938
71.	Samuel Byrd	26	1933
72.	Lyn Lary	25	1933

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