What triple crown winner had less than 10 hr's and less than 100 rbi's ?

Answer 1

Paul Hines. He was MLB's first triple crown winner.

Answer 2

Nobody. Every winner of the hitting Triple Crown had at least 100 RBI. The only person to win it with less than 10 HR was Ty Cobb in 1909, but he had 107 RBI that year.

(The page below notes that Paul Hines did not lead the league in batting average in 1878, and thus was not the winner of the Triple Crown.)

Answer 3

According to my reference book, no one player did as you are inquiring about.
In 1909 Ty Cobb (Tigers) hit 9 homeruns but *115 RBI's are listed here with his .377 batting average. Cobb was the second TCW in the American League.
In 1912 Heinie Zimmerman (Cubs) had *98 RBI's listed but stroked 14 homers to go with his .372 BA.
The reason there is an * by the RBI's is because RBI's weren't officially kept until 1907 in both the AL & NL.
Romulus must have a different reference book than I and he may be right. My only showing for Paul Hines leading the National League in homeruns is in 1878 with 4 when he was with Providence. But the batting leader that year was Abner Dalrymple from Milwaukee at .356. And again RBI's were not part of the official records before 1907. So no one really knows how many he had. So as to what you are asking I don't think it ever happened.

Answer 4

Only 1
Paul Hines 1878
4 HR's 50 rbi 358 avg

Ty Cobb 1909
9 Hr's 115 rbi 377 avg

Most Hrs Mickey Mantle 52 in 56
Most rbi's 165 Lou Gehrig 34
Best avg Hugh Duffy .438 1894

Answer 5

Paul Hines in 1878 had 4 hr's and 50 rbi's.

Answer 6

None... its never Happened. The closest was Ty Cobb, who only had 9 Home Runs but still ended up with 107 RBI's

Answer 7

Paul Hines in 1878

Answer 8

It was some guy named Paul Hines who had 4 homer's and 50 rbi's.

Answer 9

Nap Lajoie

Answer 10

Ty Cobb was the closest.