1910 AL Pitcher Range Factor Leaders

Ed Walsh led the AL in pitcher range factor in 1910 with 3.89, 0.49 ahead of Jack Quinn (3.40). It was one of 3 times Ed Walsh led in pitcher range factor.

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Led the AL in 1910 Ed Walsh Chicago White Sox

3.89 Pitcher Range Factor 0.49 clear of Jack Quinn

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#	Player	Team	P RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Ed Walsh	CHA	3.89	45	21	154	9
2	Jack Quinn	NYA	3.40	35	8	111	3
3	Charles Bender	PHA	3.27	30	13	85	3
4	Cy Young	CLE	3.24	21	6	62	6
5	Ed Willett	DET	3.22	37	6	113	7
6	Doc White	CHA	3.21	33	30	76	3
7	Barney Pelty	SLA	3.11	27	10	74	5
8	George Mullin	DET	3.08	38	20	97	7
9	Cy Morgan	PHA	3.03	36	5	104	4
10	Cy Falkenberg	CLE	3.00	37	14	97	4
11	Eddie Cicotte	BOS	2.97	36	9	98	6
12	Ed Summers	DET	2.93	30	14	74	3
13	Dolly Gray	WS1	2.85	34	15	82	9
14	Joe Lake	SLA	2.66	35	5	88	9
15	Hippo Vaughn	NYA	2.60	30	5	73	8
16	Bob Groom	WS1	2.56	34	10	77	6
17	Walter Johnson	WS1	2.51	45	23	90	6
18	Doc Reisling	WS1	2.40	30	7	65	3
19	Jim Scott	CHA	2.32	41	11	84	3
20	FO Fred Olmstead	CHA	2.31	32	8	66	6
21	Russ Ford	NYA	2.28	36	7	75	7
22	Smoky Joe Wood	BOS	2.26	35	17	62	2
23	Dixie Walker	WS1	2.21	29	4	60	4
24	Jack Warhop	NYA	2.16	37	15	65	11
25	Jack Coombs	PHA	2.13	45	19	77	1
26	Ray Collins	BOS	2.00	35	8	62	2
27	Ed Karger	BOS	2.00	27	7	47	2
28	Charley Hall	BOS	1.97	35	8	61	3
29	Eddie Plank	PHA	1.92	38	9	64	1
30	Bill Bailey	SLA	1.88	34	7	57	6
31	Bill Donovan	DET	1.62	26	9	33	2
32	Willie Mitchell	CLE	1.57	35	9	46	4