What If The Triple Crown Were HRs, RBIs And Hits?

Some players would be added to the list and others would drop off. First, here are the guys who led in HRs, RBIs and AVG and also led in hits:

Player	Year	HR	RBI	AVG	Hits
Nap Lajoie	1901	14	125	0.426	232
Ty Cobb	1909	9	107	0.377	216
Heinie Zimmerman	1912	14	104	0.372	207
Rogers Hornsby	1922	42	152	0.401	250
Chuck Klein	1933	28	120	0.368	223
Joe Medwick	1937	31	154	0.374	237
Carl Yastrzemski	1967	44	121	0.326	189

Now the guys who led in HRs, RBIs and hits but not AVG. I also list their average, where it ranked and the average of the guy who led the league. For example, Cravath was 2nd in AVG in the NL in 1913. The leader had .350

Player	Year	HR	RBI	Hits	AVG, Rk.	Leader
Gavvy Cravath	1913	19	128	179	0.341, 2	0.350
Lou Gehrig	1931	46	185	211	0.341, 5	0.390
Jim Rice	1978	46	139	213	0.315, 3	0.333
Dante Bichette	1995	40	128	197	0.340, 3	0.368

Now the guys who did win the real triple crown but failed to lead the league in hits. I also list their hit total, where it ranked and the hit total of the guy who led the league.

Player	Year	HR	RBI	AVG	Hits, Rk.	Leader
Rogers Hornsby	1925	39	143	0.403	203, 4	227
Jimmie Foxx	1933	48	163	0.356	204, 2	221
Lou Gehrig	1934	49	166	0.363	210, 2	214
Ted Williams	1942	36	137	0.356	186, 3	205
Ted Williams	1947	32	114	0.343	181, 3	204
Mickey Mantle	1956	52	130	0.353	188, 4	196
Frank Robinson	1966	49	122	0.316	182, 2	191
Miguel Cabrera	2012	44	139	0.330	205, 2	216