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League Leaders

Batting Average:   Roberto Clemente - Pittsburgh Pirates (.357)
On Base Pct (OBP):   Dick Allen - Philadelphia Phillies (.404)
Slugging Pct (SLG):   Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves (.573)
At Bats:   Lou Brock - St. Louis Cardinals (689)
Runs:   Lou Brock - St. Louis Cardinals, Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves (113)
Hits:   Roberto Clemente - Pittsburgh Pirates (209)
Doubles:   Rusty Staub - Houston Astros (44)
Triples:   Vada Pinson - Cincinnati Reds (13)
Home Runs:   Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves (39)
Runs Batted In:   Orlando Cepeda - St. Louis Cardinals (111)
Total Bases:   Hank Aaron - Atlanta Braves (344)
Walks:   Ron Santo - Chicago Cubs (96)
Strikeouts:   Jimmy Wynn - Houston Astros (137)
Stolen Bases:   Lou Brock - St. Louis Cardinals (52)
Hit by Pitch:   Orlando Cepeda - St. Louis Cardinals (12)

Wins:   Mike McCormick - San Francisco Giants (22)
Losses:   Jack Fisher - New York Mets (18)
Earned Run Avg (ERA):   Phil Niekro - Atlanta Braves (1.87)
Games:   Ron Perranoski - Los Angeles Dodgers, Ted Abernathy - Cincinnati Reds (70)
Complete Games:   Fergie Jenkins - Chicago Cubs (20)
Shutouts:   Jim Bunning - Philadelphia Phillies (6)
Saves:   Ted Abernathy - Cincinnati Reds (28)
Innings Pitched:   Jim Bunning - Philadelphia Phillies (302.1)
Walks:   Bob Veale - Pittsburgh Pirates (119)
Strikeouts:   Jim Bunning - Philadelphia Phillies (253)
BB+H/IP (WHIP):   Dick Hughes - St. Louis Cardinals (0.95)
Hits/9 Ip:   Dick Hughes - St. Louis Cardinals (6.64)
HR/9 Ip:   Bill Singer - Los Angeles Dodgers (0.22)
Walks/9 Ip:   Milt Pappas - Cincinnati Reds (1.57)
SO/9 Ip:   Gary Nolan - Cincinnati Reds (8.18)