X Wins, No Losses in a Season? (Solve for X)

[petrel]

A question, since I can't find the answer:

Which pitchers hold the AL and NL record for "most wins without a loss, limited to one season"?

For example, the answer would be something like: "Joe Schalbotnik with a 13-0 record in 1954 for the AL and Casey Batsman with a 14-0 record in 1929 for the NL."

Can anyone answer this question? I'm going to Google, to statistical sources and I'm stumped.

--Pet

[Mad Guru]

AL - 1929 Tom Zachary NY 12-0
NL - 1941 Howie Krist STL 10-0
AA - 1889 Dave Foutz BRO 3-0
PL - 1890 Charlie Dewald CLE 2-0
UA - 1884 Ed Cushman MIL 4-0
FL - 1914 Charlie Whitehouse IND and 1915 Sandy Burk PIT 2-0
NA - 1871 Bill Stearns WAS 2-0

[petrel]

Many thanks!

--Pet

[GiambiJuice]

How about Aaron Small in 2005? Wasn't he like 10-0?

Nevermind...that wasn't the AL record.

[Trivia Guy]

This is not what you asked but is interesting, none the less ----

I did some research on this a while back and found that Wes Stock is the only pitcher to have two seasons with no losses and at least five wins. He was 5-0 in 1961 and 7-0 in 1963 for Baltimore.