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1884 NL Walks + Hits / IP Leaders

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Jim Whitney led the NL in walks + hits / ip in 1884 with 0.89, 0.03 ahead of Old Hoss Radbourn (0.92).

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Jim Whitney Led the NL in 1884 Jim Whitney Boston Beaneaters
0.89 Walks + Hits / IP 0.03 clear of Old Hoss Radbourn
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# Player Team WHIP W ERA IP BB
1 Jim Whitney Jim Whitney BSN 0.89 23 2.09 336.0 27
2 Old Hoss Radbourn Old Hoss Radbourn PRO 0.92 60 1.38 678.2 98
3 Pretzels Getzien Pretzels Getzien DTN 0.97 5 1.95 147.1 25
4 Pud Galvin Pud Galvin BFN 0.99 46 1.99 636.1 63
5 Charlie Buffinton Charlie Buffinton BSN 0.99 48 2.15 587.0 76
6 John Clarkson John Clarkson CHN 1.01 10 2.14 118.0 25
7 Jim McCormick Jim McCormick CL2 +1 1.05 40 2.37 569.0 89
8 Bill Vinton Bill Vinton PHI 1.10 10 2.23 182.0 35
9 Larry Corcoran Larry Corcoran CHN 1.14 35 2.40 516.2 116
10 Mickey Welch Mickey Welch NY1 1.21 39 2.50 557.1 146
11 Charlie Ferguson Charlie Ferguson PHI 1.29 21 3.54 416.2 93
12 John Harkins John Harkins CL2 1.30 12 3.68 391.0 108
13 Frank Meinke DTN 1.40 8 3.18 289.0 63
14 Fred Goldsmith CHN +1 1.40 12 4.05 218.0 31
15 George Weidman George Weidman DTN 1.48 4 3.72 212.2 57
16 Ed Bagley NY1 1.48 12 4.16 266.0 99
17 Sam Moffet CL2 1.49 3 3.87 197.2 58
18 John Coleman John Coleman PHI +1 1.53 5 4.72 175.1 24
19 Jim McElroy PHI +1 1.54 1 5.12 116.0 54
20 Billy Serad Billy Serad BFN 1.57 16 4.27 308.0 111