1912 Pacific Coast League season

The 1912 Pacific Coast League season was the 10th in league history.

Two no-hitters were thrown during the season: Red Toner of San Francisco against Portland on May 21st; and Bill Malarkey of Oakland versus San Francisco on June 30th. Batting champion Heinie Heitmuller had his season cut short by typhoid fever, which claimed his life in October.

Final standings

	W	L	Pct.	GB	Manager	Affiliation
Oakland Oaks	120	83	.591	--	Bud Sharpe
Vernon Tigers	118	83	.587	1	Happy Hogan
Los Angeles Angels	110	93	.542	10	Pop Dillon
Portland Beavers	85	100	.459	26	Walt McCredie
San Francisco Seals	89	115	.436	31.5	Kid Mohler / Del Howard
Sacramento Sacts	73	121	.376	42.5	Patsy O'Rourke / Deacon Van Buren

League Leaders

Batting

• Batting Average Heinie Heitmuller, Los Angeles, .335
• Runs Scored Walter Carlisle, Vernon, 177
• Hits Dick Bayless, Vernon, 228
• Doubles Lou Litschi, Vernon, 52
• Triples John Kane, Vernon, 16
• Home Runs Bert Coy, Oakland, 19

Pitching

• Wins Harry Ables / Charlie Chech, Oakland / Los Angeles, 25
• Strikeouts Harry Ables, Oakland, 303
• Earned Run Average Frank Miller, San Francisco, 2.09

Related Sites

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