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 Washington Senators Batting Leaders (1962) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Batting Average
1. Chuck Hinton .310
2. Bob Johnson .288
3. Ken Retzer .285
4. Harry Bright .273
5. Danny O'Connell .263
6. Ken Hamlin .253
6. Johnny Schaive .253
8. Jim Piersall .244
9. Jim King .243
10. Bob Schmidt .242
Home Runs
1. Harry Bright 17
1. Chuck Hinton 17
3. Bob Johnson 12
4. Jim King 11
5. Bob Schmidt 10
6. Ken Retzer 8
7. Johnny Schaive 6
7. Joe Hicks 6
7. Chuck Cottier 6
7. Bud Zipfel 6
Runs Batted In
1. Chuck Hinton 75
2. Harry Bright 67
3. Bob Johnson 43
4. Chuck Cottier 40
5. Ken Retzer 37
6. Jim King 35
7. Jim Piersall 31
7. Bob Schmidt 31
9. Johnny Schaive 29
10. Dale Long 24
On-Base Average
1. Chuck Hinton .361
2. Jim King .353
3. Bob Johnson .334
3. Ken Retzer .334
5. Danny O'Connell .327
6. Harry Bright .319
7. Chuck Cottier .310
8. Dale Long .307
8. Bud Zipfel .307
10. Ken Hamlin .303
Slugging Percentage
1. Chuck Hinton .472
2. Harry Bright .462
3. Bob Johnson .416
4. Bob Schmidt .414
5. Johnny Schaive .409
6. Ken Retzer .400
7. Jim King .387
8. Joe Hicks .374
9. Bud Zipfel .370
10. Dale Long .346
Runs Scored
1. Chuck Hinton 73
2. Bob Johnson 58
3. Harry Bright 55
4. Chuck Cottier 50
5. Jim King 39
6. Jim Piersall 38
7. Ken Retzer 36
8. Ken Hamlin 29
9. Bob Schmidt 28
10. Danny O'Connell 24
On-Base Plus Slugging
1. Chuck Hinton .833
2. Harry Bright .781
3. Bob Johnson .750
4. Jim King .740
5. Ken Retzer .734
6. Bob Schmidt .695
7. Johnny Schaive .679
8. Bud Zipfel .677
9. Danny O'Connell .662
10. Joe Hicks .660
Isolated Power
1. Harry Bright .189
2. Bob Schmidt .172
3. Chuck Hinton .162
4. Johnny Schaive .156
5. Joe Hicks .150
6. Jim King .144
7. Bud Zipfel .131
8. Bob Johnson .128
9. Ken Retzer .115
10. Dale Long .105
Steals
1. Chuck Hinton 28
2. Chuck Cottier 14
3. Jim Piersall 12
4. Bob Johnson 9
5. Ken Hamlin 7
6. Danny O'Connell 5
6. Dale Long 5
8. Jim King 4
9. Joe Hicks 3
10. Harry Bright 2
Hits
1. Chuck Hinton 168
2. Bob Johnson 134
3. Jim Piersall 115
4. Harry Bright 107
4. Chuck Cottier 107
6. Ken Retzer 97
7. Jim King 81
8. Ken Hamlin 74
9. Danny O'Connell 62
9. Bob Schmidt 62
Doubles
1. Chuck Hinton 25
2. Jim Piersall 20
2. Bob Johnson 20
4. Jim King 15
4. Johnny Schaive 15
4. Harry Bright 15
7. Bob Schmidt 14
7. Chuck Cottier 14
9. Ken Hamlin 12
10. Ken Retzer 11
Triples
1. Chuck Cottier 6
1. Chuck Hinton 6
3. Jim Piersall 4
3. Harry Bright 4
5. Danny O'Connell 2
5. Joe Hicks 2
5. Bob Johnson 2
5. Ken Retzer 2
9. Don Rudolph 1
9. Claude Osteen 1
Walks
1. Jim King 55
2. Chuck Hinton 47
3. Chuck Cottier 44
4. Jim Piersall 39
5. Bob Johnson 32
6. Harry Bright 26
6. Ken Retzer 26
8. Gene Woodling 24
9. Danny O'Connell 23
10. Ken Hamlin 22
Sacrifice Hits
1. Chuck Cottier 10
2. Danny O'Connell 8
3. Tom Cheney 6
3. Dave Stenhouse 6
5. Pete Burnside 5
6. Bennie Daniels 4
6. Jim Piersall 4
6. Bob Johnson 4
6. Ken Retzer 4
10. Steve Hamilton 3
Total Bases
1. Chuck Hinton 256
2. Bob Johnson 194
3. Harry Bright 181
4. Jim Piersall 155
5. Chuck Cottier 151
6. Ken Retzer 136
7. Jim King 129
8. Bob Schmidt 106
9. Ken Hamlin 95
10. Johnny Schaive 92
Games Played
1. Chuck Hinton 151
2. Chuck Cottier 136
3. Jim Piersall 135
3. Bob Johnson 135
5. Jim King 132
6. Harry Bright 113
7. Ken Retzer 109
8. Joe Hicks 102
9. Ken Hamlin 98
10. Bob Schmidt 88
At Bats
1. Chuck Hinton 542
2. Jim Piersall 471
3. Bob Johnson 466
4. Chuck Cottier 443
5. Harry Bright 392
6. Ken Retzer 340
7. Jim King 333
8. Ken Hamlin 292
9. Bob Schmidt 256
10. Danny O'Connell 236
Plate Appearances
1. Chuck Hinton 595
2. Jim Piersall 511
3. Bob Johnson 500
4. Chuck Cottier 493
5. Harry Bright 423
6. Jim King 394
7. Ken Retzer 368
8. Ken Hamlin 317
9. Bob Schmidt 274
10. Danny O'Connell 260
Strikeouts
1. Chuck Hinton 66
2. Chuck Cottier 57
3. Jim Piersall 53
4. Harry Bright 51
5. Bob Johnson 50
6. Bud Zipfel 43
7. Jim King 37
7. Bob Schmidt 37
9. Joe Hicks 34
10. Danny O'Connell 28
Strikeout Percent
1. Ken Retzer 6.2%
2. Ken Hamlin 7.5%
3. Bob Johnson 10.7%
4. Jim King 11.1%
4. Johnny Schaive 11.1%
6. Jim Piersall 11.3%
7. Dale Long 11.5%
8. Danny O'Connell 11.9%
9. Chuck Hinton 12.2%
10. Chuck Cottier 12.9%
Steal Success
1. Danny O'Connell 83.3%
1. Dale Long 83.3%
3. Chuck Hinton 73.7%
4. Chuck Cottier 63.6%
5. Jim Piersall 63.2%
6. Bob Johnson 60.0%
7. Ken Hamlin 50.0%
Secondary Average
1. Jim King .321
2. Chuck Hinton .301
3. Harry Bright .260
4. Joe Hicks .253
5. Chuck Cottier .230
6. Bud Zipfel .228
7. Bob Schmidt .227
8. Dale Long .225
9. Bob Johnson .217
10. Ken Retzer .197
Hit By Pitch
1. Jim King 3
2. Gene Woodling 2
2. Harry Bright 2
2. Chuck Cottier 2
5. Don Rudolph 1
5. Dave Stenhouse 1
5. Dale Long 1
5. Bob Schmidt 1
5. Bob Johnson 1
5. Bud Zipfel 1
Extra Base Hits
1. Chuck Hinton 48
2. Harry Bright 36
3. Bob Johnson 34
4. Jim Piersall 28
5. Jim King 26
5. Chuck Cottier 26
7. Bob Schmidt 24
8. Johnny Schaive 22
9. Ken Retzer 21
10. Ken Hamlin 15
Runs Created
1. Chuck Hinton 91
2. Bob Johnson 59
3. Harry Bright 54
4. Jim King 48
4. Chuck Cottier 48
6. Jim Piersall 44
6. Ken Retzer 44
8. Bob Schmidt 29
9. Ken Hamlin 27
10. Danny O'Connell 26
Runs Created / 27
1. Chuck Hinton 6.05
2. Jim King 4.91
3. Harry Bright 4.78
4. Ken Retzer 4.62
5. Bob Johnson 4.40
6. Bob Schmidt 3.92
7. Bud Zipfel 3.75
8. Danny O'Connell 3.69
9. Chuck Cottier 3.56
10. Dale Long 3.51
Home Run Percent
1. Harry Bright 4.3%
2. Bob Schmidt 3.9%
3. Joe Hicks 3.4%
4. Jim King 3.3%
4. Bud Zipfel 3.3%
6. Chuck Hinton 3.1%
7. Johnny Schaive 2.7%
8. Bob Johnson 2.6%
9. Ken Retzer 2.4%
10. Dale Long 2.1%
Intentional Walks
1. Jim King 9
2. Gene Woodling 4
2. Ken Retzer 4
4. Jim Piersall 3
5. Bob Schmidt 2
6. Danny O'Connell 1
6. Johnny Schaive 1
6. Bob Johnson 1
6. Bud Zipfel 1
Sacrifice Flies
1. Chuck Hinton 6
2. Chuck Cottier 4
3. Jim King 3
3. Ken Hamlin 3
3. Harry Bright 3
3. Bob Schmidt 3
7. Dale Long 2
7. Johnny Schaive 2
7. Ken Retzer 2
10. Jim Piersall 1
Double Plays (GIDP)
1. Bob Johnson 19
2. Harry Bright 14
3. Chuck Hinton 13
4. Jim Piersall 12
5. Johnny Schaive 11
6. Ken Retzer 8
7. Danny O'Connell 6
7. Dale Long 6
7. Ken Hamlin 6
7. Chuck Cottier 6

 Washington Senators Pitching Leaders (1962) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Wins
1. Dave Stenhouse 11
2. Don Rudolph 8
2. Claude Osteen 8
4. Tom Cheney 7
4. Bennie Daniels 7
6. Pete Burnside 5
6. Marty Kutyna 5
8. Steve Hamilton 3
9. Ed Hobaugh 2
9. Jim Hannan 2
Earned Run Average
1. Tom Cheney 3.17
2. Jim Hannan 3.31
3. Don Rudolph 3.62
4. Claude Osteen 3.65
4. Dave Stenhouse 3.65
6. Ed Hobaugh 3.76
7. Steve Hamilton 3.77
8. Marty Kutyna 4.04
9. Pete Burnside 4.45
10. Bennie Daniels 4.85
Strikeouts
1. Tom Cheney 147
2. Dave Stenhouse 123
3. Steve Hamilton 83
4. Pete Burnside 74
5. Don Rudolph 68
6. Bennie Daniels 66
7. Claude Osteen 59
8. Jim Hannan 39
9. Ed Hobaugh 37
10. Marty Kutyna 25
Saves
1. Jim Hannan 4
2. Pete Burnside 2
2. Bennie Daniels 2
2. Steve Hamilton 2
5. Tom Cheney 1
5. Claude Osteen 1
5. Ed Hobaugh 1
Runners / 9 IP
1. Claude Osteen 11.20
2. Don Rudolph 11.69
3. Ed Hobaugh 11.81
4. Dave Stenhouse 11.83
5. Steve Hamilton 11.91
6. Tom Cheney 11.99
7. Pete Burnside 12.21
8. Marty Kutyna 12.69
9. Bennie Daniels 13.39
10. Jim Hannan 13.90
Winning Percentage
1. Ed Hobaugh .667
2. Dave Stenhouse .478
3. Marty Kutyna .455
4. Don Rudolph .444
5. Tom Cheney .438
6. Claude Osteen .381
7. Jim Hannan .333
8. Pete Burnside .313
9. Bennie Daniels .304
10. Steve Hamilton .273
Save Success
1. Pete Burnside 100.0%
1. Bennie Daniels 100.0%
1. Steve Hamilton 100.0%
1. Jim Hannan 100.0%
Complete Games
1. Dave Stenhouse 9
2. Claude Osteen 7
3. Pete Burnside 6
3. Don Rudolph 6
5. Tom Cheney 4
6. Bennie Daniels 3
7. Carl Bouldin 1
7. Steve Hamilton 1
7. Jack Jenkins 1
Shutouts
1. Tom Cheney 3
2. Don Rudolph 2
2. Claude Osteen 2
2. Dave Stenhouse 2
5. Bennie Daniels 1
Starts
1. Dave Stenhouse 26
2. Don Rudolph 23
2. Tom Cheney 23
4. Claude Osteen 22
5. Bennie Daniels 21
6. Pete Burnside 20
7. Steve Hamilton 10
8. Joe McClain 4
9. Carl Bouldin 3
9. Bob Baird 3
Appearances
1. Marty Kutyna 54
2. Bennie Daniels 44
3. Jim Hannan 42
4. Steve Hamilton 41
5. Pete Burnside 40
6. Don Rudolph 37
6. Tom Cheney 37
8. Dave Stenhouse 34
9. Claude Osteen 28
10. Ed Hobaugh 26
Innings Pitched
1. Dave Stenhouse 197.0
2. Don Rudolph 176.1
3. Tom Cheney 173.1
4. Bennie Daniels 161.1
5. Claude Osteen 150.1
6. Pete Burnside 149.2
7. Steve Hamilton 107.1
8. Marty Kutyna 78.0
9. Ed Hobaugh 69.1
10. Jim Hannan 68.0
Opp. OPS
1. Tom Cheney .610
2. Claude Osteen .642
3. Steve Hamilton .658
4. Don Rudolph .664
5. Dave Stenhouse .687
6. Jim Hannan .698
7. Bennie Daniels .719
8. Marty Kutyna .720
9. Ed Hobaugh .726
10. Pete Burnside .727
Defense Independent ERA
1. Steve Hamilton 3.84
2. Tom Cheney 3.92
3. Don Rudolph 3.95
4. Claude Osteen 4.27
5. Bennie Daniels 4.61
6. Dave Stenhouse 4.74
7. Pete Burnside 4.81
8. Ed Hobaugh 4.83
9. Marty Kutyna 5.01
10. Jim Hannan 5.43
Innings / Game
1. Dave Stenhouse 5.79
2. Claude Osteen 5.37
3. Don Rudolph 4.77
4. Tom Cheney 4.68
5. Pete Burnside 3.74
6. Bennie Daniels 3.67
7. Ed Hobaugh 2.67
8. Steve Hamilton 2.62
9. Jim Hannan 1.62
10. Marty Kutyna 1.44
Opp. Batting Average
1. Tom Cheney .210
2. Jim Hannan .225
3. Dave Stenhouse .229
4. Claude Osteen .243
4. Steve Hamilton .243
6. Ed Hobaugh .251
7. Pete Burnside .257
8. Marty Kutyna .264
9. Don Rudolph .268
10. Bennie Daniels .273
Opp. Slugging
1. Tom Cheney .294
2. Jim Hannan .333
3. Claude Osteen .337
4. Steve Hamilton .347
5. Don Rudolph .352
6. Bennie Daniels .373
6. Dave Stenhouse .373
8. Marty Kutyna .392
9. Ed Hobaugh .403
10. Pete Burnside .409
Opp. On-Base
1. Claude Osteen .305
2. Steve Hamilton .311
3. Don Rudolph .312
4. Dave Stenhouse .314
5. Tom Cheney .316
6. Pete Burnside .318
7. Ed Hobaugh .323
8. Marty Kutyna .328
9. Bennie Daniels .346
10. Jim Hannan .365
Strikeouts / 9 IP
1. Tom Cheney 7.63
2. Steve Hamilton 6.96
3. Dave Stenhouse 5.62
4. Jim Hannan 5.16
5. Ed Hobaugh 4.80
6. Pete Burnside 4.45
7. Bennie Daniels 3.68
8. Claude Osteen 3.53
9. Don Rudolph 3.47
10. Marty Kutyna 2.88
Hits / 9 IP
1. Tom Cheney 6.96
2. Jim Hannan 7.41
3. Dave Stenhouse 7.72
4. Claude Osteen 8.38
5. Ed Hobaugh 8.57
6. Steve Hamilton 8.64
7. Pete Burnside 9.14
8. Don Rudolph 9.54
9. Marty Kutyna 9.58
10. Bennie Daniels 9.60
Walks / 9 IP
1. Don Rudolph 2.14
2. Claude Osteen 2.81
3. Pete Burnside 3.07
4. Marty Kutyna 3.12
5. Ed Hobaugh 3.25
6. Steve Hamilton 3.27
7. Bennie Daniels 3.79
8. Dave Stenhouse 4.11
9. Tom Cheney 5.04
10. Jim Hannan 6.49
Hit Batters
1. Jim Hannan 6
2. Claude Osteen 4
3. Don Rudolph 3
3. Marty Kutyna 3
3. Steve Hamilton 3
3. Ed Hobaugh 3
7. Pete Burnside 2
7. Tom Cheney 2
7. Bennie Daniels 2
7. Joe McClain 2
Homers Allowed
1. Dave Stenhouse 24
2. Pete Burnside 20
3. Bennie Daniels 14
4. Don Rudolph 13
5. Tom Cheney 12
5. Claude Osteen 12
7. Steve Hamilton 10
8. Marty Kutyna 9
8. Ed Hobaugh 9
10. Joe McClain 8

 Washington Senators Fielding Leaders (1962) 		Batting Leaders | Pitching Leaders | Fielding Leaders | Top 
Fielding Average
1. Claude Osteen 1.000
1. Dave Stenhouse 1.000
3. Jim Piersall .997
3. Bob Schmidt .997
5. Dale Long .996
6. Harry Bright .989
7. Chuck Hinton .988
8. Ken Retzer .985
9. Chuck Cottier .981
10. Jim King .979
Outfield Assists
1.