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 | Rogers Bats .310, Wins UL Batting Title Friday, October 6th , 1916 Boston second baseman Don Rogers batted .310 to capture the 1916 Union League batting championship. The 25-year-old batting star collected 162 hits, 30 doubles, 10 triples and 1 home run for the year. In 135 games Rogers totaled 43 RBIs and scored 94 runs. |   |
