1949 NL Batting Average Leaders

Jackie Robinson led the NL in batting average with .342 in 1949, 4 points ahead of Stan Musial (.338).

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Led the NL in 1949 Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers

.342 Batting Average .004 clear of Stan Musial

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#	Player	Team	AVG	G	AB	H	OBP
1	Jackie Robinson	BRO	.342	156	593	203	.432
2	Stan Musial	SLN	.338	157	612	207	.438
3	Enos Slaughter	SLN	.336	151	568	191	.418
4	Carl Furillo	BRO	.322	142	549	177	.368
5	Ralph Kiner	PIT	.310	152	549	170	.432
6	Bobby Thomson	NY1	.309	156	641	198	.355
7	Ted Kluszewski	CIN	.309	136	531	164	.333
8	Willard Marshall	NY1	.307	141	499	153	.401
9	Del Ennis	PHI	.302	154	610	184	.367
10	Whitey Lockman	NY1	.301	151	617	186	.368
11	Harry Walker	CIN +1	.300	128	473	142	.361
12	Red Schoendienst	SLN	.297	151	640	190	.351
13	Duke Snider	BRO	.292	146	552	161	.361
14	Roy Campanella	BRO	.287	130	436	125	.385
15	Gil Hodges	BRO	.285	156	596	170	.360
16	Eddie Stanky	BSN	.285	138	506	144	.417
17	Sid Gordon	NY1	.284	141	489	139	.404
18	Richie Ashburn	PHI	.284	154	662	188	.343
19	Wally Westlake	PIT	.282	147	525	148	.345
20	Andy Pafko	CHN	.281	144	519	146	.369
21	Bob Elliott	BSN	.280	139	482	135	.395
22	Pee Wee Reese	BRO	.279	155	617	172	.396
23	Al Dark	BSN	.276	130	529	146	.317
24	Hank Sauer	CHN +1	.275	138	509	140	.349
25	Marty Marion	SLN	.272	134	515	140	.323
26	Granny Hamner	PHI	.263	154	662	174	.290
27	Grady Hatton	CIN	.263	137	537	141	.342
28	Elbie Fletcher	BSN	.262	122	413	108	.396
29	Jimmy Bloodworth	CIN	.261	134	452	118	.304
30	Walker Cooper	CIN +1	.258	124	454	117	.308
31	Virgil Stallcup	CIN	.254	141	575	146	.268
32	Johnny Wyrostek	CIN	.249	134	474	118	.333
33	Roy Smalley	CHN	.245	135	477	117	.304
34	Willie Jones	PHI	.244	149	532	130	.328
35	Stan Rojek	PIT	.244	144	557	136	.309