Lowest OBP to Qualify for the Batting Title

I'm kind of punting on the post today. I'm sure this is a list you can find elsewhere, but I thought it was worth posting here.

Lowest On Base Percentages by Batting Title Qualifiers Since 1901
(the history of requirements to win a batting title can be found here)

1. Bill Bergen, 1909, .163
2. Bill Bergen, 1906, .175
3. Bill Bergen, 1908, .189
4. Ossee Schreckengost, 1904, .199
5. Bill Bergen, 1901, .199
6. Bill Bergen, 1904, .204
7. Bert Adams, 1918, .214
8. Bill Bergen, 1902, .214
9. Ed Gagnier, 1914, .219
10. Hal Lanier, 1968, .222
11. Billy Sullivan, 1909, .226
12. Andres Thomas, 1989, .228
13. Joe Dugan, 1918, .230
14. Bones Ely, 1901, .232
    
15. Hobe Ferris, 1909, .232
16. Fred Raymer, 1905, .232
17. Mickey Doolan, 1918, .233
18. Del Young, 1937, .235
19. Billy Sullivan, 1907, .235
20. Billy Sullivan, 1908, .235

I think Bill Bergen may be single-handedly responsible for the stereotype that catchers that play well defensively are anemic hitters at best. It probably says something that so many players on this list put up their seasons before 1920, so let's look at the leaderboard after the deadball era.

Lowest On Base Percentages by Batting Title Qualifiers Since 1920

1. Hal Lanier, 1968, .222
2. Andres Thomas, 1989, .228
3. Del Young, 1937, .235
4. Jim Levey, 1933, .237
5. Hal Lanier, 1967, .239
6. Skeeter Webb, 1944, .242
7. Alfredo Griffin, 1981, .243
8. Pete Suder, 1943, .243
9. Matt Walbeck, 1994, .246
10. Todd Cruz, 1982, .246
11. Ray Berres, 1940, .246
12. Ray Berres, 1941, .247
13. Doug Flynn, 1981, .247
14. Cookie Rojas, 1968, .248
15. Zoilo Versalles, 1967, .249
16. Bobby Mattick, 1940, .250
17. Cory Snyder, 1989, .251
18. Wally Gilbert, 1932, .252
19. Buster Maynard, 1943, .252
20. Billy Hunter, 1953, .253