1933 Pacific Coast 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
Ox Eckhardt	Mission Reds	315	56	16	12
Augie Galan	San Francisco Seals	265	51	22	9
Tuck Stainback	Los Angeles Angels	264	41	7	19
Joe DiMaggio	San Francisco Seals	259	45	13	28
Arnold Statz	Los Angeles Angels	249	29	8	10
Marv Gudat	Los Angeles Angels	247	41	8	10
Cedric Durst	Hollywood Stars	232	43	2	14
Babe Dahlgren	Mission Reds	231	28	9	6
Fred Haney	Hollywood Stars	228	35	7	2
Prince Oana	Portland Beavers	228	63	11	29

Player	Team	W	L
Bobo Newsom	Los Angeles Angels	30	11
Dick Ward	Los Angeles Angels	25	9
Joe Bowman	Portland Beavers	23	11
Archie Campbell	Hollywood Stars	22	15
Roy Joiner	Oakland Oaks	22	14
Eddie Bryan	Sacramento Senators	21	17
Tom Sheehan	Hollywood Stars	21	13
Frank Shellenback	Hollywood Stars	21	12
Johnny Babich	Mission Reds	20	15
Curt Davis	San Francisco Seals	20	16
Vance Page	Hollywood Stars	20	15
Fay Thomas	Los Angeles Angels	20	14
Jimmy Zinn	San Francisco Seals	20	19

Player	Team	ERA	W	L
Willie Ludolph	Oakland Oaks	3.09	19	9
Bobo Newsom	Los Angeles Angels	3.18	30	11
Dick Ward	Los Angeles Angels	3.25	25	9
Hal Haid	Seattle Rainiers	3.36	6	8
Rudy Kallio	Portland Beavers	3.41	17	7
Johnny Babich	Mission Reds	3.61	20	15
Lefty Vinci	Sacramento Senators	3.64	18	12
Win Ballou	Los Angeles Angels	3.69	12	19
Fay Thomas	Los Angeles Angels	3.75	20	14
Curt Davis	San Francisco Seals	3.98	20	16
Sam Gibson	Portland Beavers	4.00	15	14
Archie Campbell	Hollywood Stars	4.08	22	15
Jimmy Zinn	San Francisco Seals	4.12	20	19
Roy Joiner	Oakland Oaks	4.13	22	14
Joe Bowman	Portland Beavers	4.17	23	11
Lou Koupal	Portland Beavers	4.24	16	9
Tom Sheehan	Hollywood Stars	4.25	21	13
Lloyd Johnson	Mission Reds	4.39	16	20
Frank Shellenback	Hollywood Stars	4.53	21	12
Vance Page	Hollywood Stars	4.55	20	15

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

Player	Team	SO
Hal Haid	Seattle Rainiers	51

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