1903 Batting Average Leaders Top 25 in the National League
Name	Batting Average	Team	Rank
Honus Wagner	.355 (.35547)	Pittsburgh Pirates	1
Fred Clarke	.351 (.35129)	Pittsburgh Pirates	2
Mike Donlin	.351 (.35081)	Cincinnati Reds	3
Roger Bresnahan	.350 (.34975)	New York Giants	4
Cy Seymour	.342 (.34229)	Cincinnati Reds	5
Ginger Beaumont	.341 (.34095)	Pittsburgh Pirates	6
Jimmy Sheckard	.332 (.33204)	Brooklyn Superbas	7
Roy Thomas	.327 (.32704)	Philadelphia Phillies	8
Patsy Donovan	.327 (.32683)	St. Louis Cardinals	9
Jake Beckley	.327 (.32680)	Cincinnati Reds	10
Frank Chance	.327 (.32653)	Chicago Cubs	11
Bill Keister	.320 (.32000)	Philadelphia Phillies	12
Joe Kelley	.316 (.31593)	Cincinnati Reds	13
Fred Tenney	.313 (.31320)	Boston Beaneaters	14
George Browne	.313 (.31303)	New York Giants	15
Jack Doyle	.313 (.31298)	Brooklyn Superbas	16
Harry Steinfeldt	.312 (.31207)	Cincinnati Reds	17
Harry Wolverton	.308 (.30769)	Philadelphia Phillies	18
Jimmy Slagle	.298 (.29834)	Chicago Cubs	19
Tommy Leach	.298 (.29783)	Pittsburgh Pirates	20
Johnny Kling	.297 (.29735)	Chicago Cubs	21
Homer Smoot	.296 (.29600)	St. Louis Cardinals	22
Johnny Evers	.293 (.29310)	Chicago Cubs	23
Joe Tinker	.291 (.29130)	Chicago Cubs	24
Doc Casey	.290 (.28966)	Chicago Cubs	25
Name	Batting Average	Team	Rank

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