1951 Central League Leaders

Batting Average Leaders

Player	Team	Avg.	H	AB

Minimum 2.7 plate appearances per league game to qualify for batting average leaders

Player	Team	Hits	2B	3B	HR
Oscar Khederian	Saginaw Jacks	185	42	6	12
Ron Bowen	Muskegon Clippers	172	43	4	25
Charles Bell	Muskegon Clippers	168	31	0	21
Nino Escalera	Muskegon Clippers	167	25	1	16
Joseph Scalise	Flint Arrows	166	29	6	12
Harry Schwegman	Dayton Indians	165	32	10	6
Edward Bachmann	Saginaw Jacks	163	23	10	5
Bobby Wilson	Charleston Senators	163	14	19	8
Cyril Pfeifer	Charleston Senators	162	31	3	0
John Kruckman	Saginaw Jacks	158	30	4	6

Player	Team	W	L
Emil Patrick	Muskegon Clippers	20	13
Ed Albosta	Saginaw Jacks	19	11
Ryne Duren	Dayton Indians	17	8
Bob Freels	Dayton Indians	17	5
William Bordt	Dayton Indians	16	11
Frank Barnes	Muskegon Clippers	15	6
Walter Wenclewicz	Saginaw Jacks	15	13
Everette Neal	Dayton Indians	14	6
Fred Robbins	Muskegon Clippers	14	8
Luther Hamilton	Muskegon Clippers	13	9
Ed Kowalski	Grand Rapids Jets	13	14
Warren Martin	Saginaw Jacks	13	5

Player	Team	ERA	W	L
Cal Howe	Grand Rapids Jets	2.33	9	6
Rube Stohs	Dayton Indians	2.57	11	7
Ryne Duren	Dayton Indians	2.73	17	8
Ken Polivka	Charleston Senators	2.74	10	7
Walter Wenclewicz	Saginaw Jacks	2.76	15	13
Bob Freels	Dayton Indians	2.95	17	5
William Bordt	Dayton Indians	3.17	16	11
Fred Robbins	Muskegon Clippers	3.19	14	8
Clarence Zieser	Charleston Senators	3.19	11	9
Frank Barnes	Muskegon Clippers	3.22	15	6
Jack Walters	Charleston Senators	3.30	9	6
Everette Neal	Dayton Indians	3.34	14	6
Max Sumwalt	Charleston Senators	3.45	10	5
Howard Waters	Dayton Indians	3.47	7	9
Warren Martin	Saginaw Jacks	3.71	13	5
Emil Patrick	Muskegon Clippers	3.79	20	13
Alfred Boresh	Charleston Senators	4.08	8	13
Mel Held	Flint Arrows	4.09	11	15
Luther Hamilton	Muskegon Clippers	4.12	13	9
Kenneth Lanning	Charleston Senators	4.17	8	7

Minimum 0.8 innings pitched per league game to qualify for ERA leaders

Player	Team	SO
Billy Hyde	Dayton Indians	14