1929 Pacific Coast League season
The 1929 Pacific Coast League season was the 27th season in league history.
Final standings[edit]
| W | L | Pct. | GB | Manager | Affiliation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mission Reds | 123 | 78 | .612 | -- | Red Killefer | |
| San Francisco Seals | 114 | 87 | .567 | 9 | Nick Williams | |
| Hollywood Stars | 113 | 89 | .559 | 10.5 | Ossie Vitt | |
| Oakland Oaks | 111 | 91 | .550 | 12.5 | Del Howard | |
| Los Angeles Angels | 104 | 98 | .515 | 19.5 | Marty Krug / Jack Lelivelt | |
| Portland Beavers | 90 | 112 | .446 | 33.5 | Bill Rodgers | |
| Sacramento Senators | 85 | 117 | .421 | 38.5 | Buddy Ryan | |
| Seattle Indians | 67 | 135 | .332 | 56.5 | Ernie Johnson |
League Leaders[edit]
Batting[edit]
- Batting Average Ike Boone, Mission, .407
- Runs Scored Gus Suhr, San Francisco, 185
- Hits Ike Boone, Mission, 323
- Doubles Buzz Arlett, Oakland, 70
- Triples Ox Eckhardt, Seattle, 17
- Home Runs Ike Boone, Mission, 55
Pitching[edit]
- Wins Frank Shellenback, Hollywood, 26
- Strikeouts Howard Craghead, Oakland, 190
- Earned Run Average Lefty Gomez, San Francisco, 3.43
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