 As the Brewers' first baseman, he finished second in the league in base hits and doubles, trailing only Nap Lajoie in both categories, ranked third in runs batted in behind Lajoie and Buck Freeman, and was sixth in the league with a .330 average.He stayed with the franchise when it relocated to St. Louis in to become the Browns.He played two seasons in St. Louis and recorded virtually identical .284 batting averages in those years.