1871 in Baseball - National Association Final Standings

National Association Final Standings

National Association
Rank Club Wins Losses Win % Runs for runs against GB
1st Philadelphia Athletics 22 7 .759 376 266 –
2nd Chicago White Stockings 20 9 .690 302 241 2.0
3rd Boston Red Stockings 22 10 .688 401 303 1.5
4th Washington Olympics 16 15 .516 310 303 7.0
5th Troy Haymakers 15 15 .500 7.5
6th New York Mutuals 17 18 .486 302 313 8
7th Cleveland Forest City 10 19 .345 249 341 12
8th Ft. Wayne Kekiongas 7 21 .250 137 243 14.5
9th Rockford Forest City 6 21 .222 231 287 15

The tenth founding member, the National club of Washington, did not enter a team for the championship until 1872.

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