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1918 .341 .400 .440 .841
1919 .352 .390 .530 .921 1920 .407 .449 .632 1.082 1921 .371 .411 .560 .971 1922 .420 .467 .594 1.061 what makes George Sisler's numbers so impressive is that 1918 and 1919 did not feature the "live" ball. |
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