Ken Williams, St. Louis AL — Bain News Service, circa 1922 (Library of Congress / Wikimedia Commons)

1925BROWNS

LEFT FIELD

KEN WILLIAMS1925

Ken Williamsleft field · 1925 browns

Ht 6'0"Wt 170Bats LThrows RBorn 1890 · Grants Pass, OR

Nineteen twenty-five kept the thunder on schedule. Ken Williams hit .331 for St. Louis with twenty-five home runs and one hundred five ribbies — fewer games, same left-handed authority. Thirty-one doubles rode shotgun. The Browns still had a middle-of-the-order problem for the rest of the league. The three frames ahead keep the steady bombs counting.

Ken Williams 1925 — 25 BOMBS

25 BOMBS

Twenty-five home runs in a shorter look — the thunder stayed on the calendar.

Ken Williams 1925 — .331 STEADY

.331 STEADY

A .331 clip with thirty-one doubles — steady left-handed authority for St. Louis.

Ken Williams 1925 — SLA POWER

SLA POWER

One hundred five ribbies in Browns laundry — Sportsman's Park still had a cleanup threat.

Major League Batting — Year vs Life

GABRH2B3BHRRBIAVGOBPSLG
192510241183136315251050.3310.3900.613
Life1,3974,8628601,552285771969130.3190.3900.530

SkillScore

129.011925 · SLA

ComponentsAVG 0.331OBP 0.390SLG 0.613

Ken Williams, St. Louis AL (baseball). Bain News Service. Library of Congress LCCN 2014715000. Public domain.