1935 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	283	40	11	2
Joe DiMaggio	San Francisco Seals	270	48	18	34
Nino Bongiovanni	Portland Beavers	244	28	8	5
Jim Oglesby	Los Angeles Angels	237	56	5	24
Arnold Statz	Los Angeles Angels	236	40	7	2
Gene Lillard	Los Angeles Angels	232	31	4	56
Emil Mailho	Oakland Oaks	230	42	17	2
Johnny Frederick	Sacramento Senators	228	34	11	3
Marv Gudat	Los Angeles Angels	227	28	4	2
Chester Wilburn	Portland Beavers	225	32	3	5

Player	Team	W	L
Boom-Boom Beck	Mission Reds	23	18
Dick Barrett	Seattle Indians	22	13
Sam Gibson	San Francisco Seals	22	4
Willie Ludolph	Oakland Oaks	20	13
Lou Garland	Los Angeles Angels	19	11
Art Herring	Sacramento Senators	19	14
Mike Meola	Los Angeles Angels	19	8
Win Ballou	San Francisco Seals	18	8
Harold Carson	Portland Beavers	18	14
Howard Craghead	Seattle Indians	18	16
Wayne Osborne	Mission Reds	18	11

Player	Team	ERA	W	L
Mike Meola	Los Angeles Angels	3.00	19	8
Willie Ludolph	Oakland Oaks	3.08	20	13
Hank McDonald	Oakland Oaks	3.25	14	11
Win Ballou	San Francisco Seals	3.27	18	8
Manny Salvo	Sacramento Senators	3.34	11	17
Frank Shellenback	Hollywood Stars	3.42	14	9
Sam Gibson	San Francisco Seals	3.46	22	4
Lou Garland	Los Angeles Angels	3.48	19	11
Kenny Sheehan	San Francisco Seals	3.49	7	8
Dick Barrett	Seattle Indians	3.51	22	13
Wayne Osborne	Mission Reds	3.56	18	11
Bill Posedel	Portland Beavers	3.69	12	7
Tom Flynn	Sacramento Senators	3.70	11	15
Harold Carson	Portland Beavers	3.71	18	14
Pete Daglia	Seattle Indians	3.93	13	8
Jimmy Densmore	San Francisco Seals	3.94	14	14
Lou Koupal	Sacramento Senators	3.95	12	19
Jake Wade	Portland Beavers	3.97	17	15
Glen Gabler	Los Angeles Angels	4.05	14	8
Boom-Boom Beck	Mission Reds	4.07	23	18

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

Player	Team	SO
Hal Haid	Oakland Oaks	45