If you have a resource to point me to, great! I would also like to know for games on April 5th, what spot in the batting order were the DH hitters? I made a bet that at least 51% batted fourth. Do you think I win or not?

Well, I know you lost the bet and that's before I even double checked the box scores (which you can easily do with a copy of yesterday's paper or mlb.com)

Hafner batted 4th.
Thome batted 3rd
Young batted 7th
Sweeney batted 3rd
Salmon batted 5th
Everett batthed 6th
Huff batted 4th
Lopez batted 7th
White batted 4th
Hillenbrand batted 6th
Ortiz batted 3rd
Nevin batted 4th
Williams batted 8th
and Thomas batted 4th

So 5 batted clean up. Less than half.

I don't have the numbers about where the DH's bat over a whole season and I'm not sure where to get them, but most of them do bat between 3rd and 6th. DH doesn't automatically mean best hitter though. So they don't always bat fourth.

4th? I don't really like baseball but it seems that if there are three bases and you have one person on each of them, it would be good to get a good hitter then. Actually, I have no clue.

good question. I would guess 4th. DHs are usually good power hitters who can't field, and power hitters usually bat 4th.

it depends on what kind of hitter the designated hitter is, usually they are power hitters, so 3rd 4th or 5th, but it could be anywhere

usually 4Th Travis Hefner [pronk they call him ]is the designated hitter for the Cleveland Indians i m definitely a tribe fan

It matters about the hitter. Guys like David Ortiz and Travis Hafner have really good power, so they would, but guys like Tim Salmon bat at the bottom of the order.