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1942 Negro American League Winning Percentage Leaders

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Connie Johnson led the Negro American League in winning percentage in 1942 with 1.000, 143 points ahead of Jack Matchett (.857).

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Connie Johnson Led the NAL in 1942 Connie Johnson Kansas City Monarchs
1.000 Winning Percentage .143 clear of Jack Matchett
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# Player Team W-L% W L ERA IP
1 Connie Johnson Connie Johnson KCM 1.000 10 0 2.38 56.2
2 Jack Matchett Jack Matchett KCM .857 6 1 1.80 70.0
3 Diamond Pipkins BBB .778 7 2 3.19 62.0
4 Booker McDaniel KCM .714 5 2 2.92 64.2
5 Willie Jefferson Willie Jefferson CCB +1 .667 8 4 3.53 99.1
6 Alonzo Boone Alonzo Boone CCB .667 4 2 2.72 79.1
7 Hilton Smith Hilton Smith KCM .556 5 4 3.81 85.0
8 Johnny Markham Johnny Markham BBB .500 2 2 2.25 60.0
9 Satchel Paige Satchel Paige KCM .500 5 5 2.24 76.1
10 Verdell Mathis Verdell Mathis MRS .455 5 6 3.42 79.0
11 Gready McKinnis Gready McKinnis BBB +1 .333 3 6 3.84 63.1
12 Charlie Shields CAG +1 .333 2 4 4.86 50.0
13 Willie Ferrell CAG .250 2 6 5.10 60.0
14 Ollie West CAG .000 0 8 5.72 61.1
15 Sam Thompson Sam Thompson CAG .000 0 7 4.64 52.1