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1927 NL First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

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Wally Pipp led the NL in first base fielding percentage in 1927 with .996, 3 points ahead of Bill Terry (.993). It was one of 3 times Wally Pipp led in first base fielding percentage.

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Wally Pipp Led the NL in 1927 Wally Pipp Cincinnati Reds
.996 First Base Fielding Percentage .003 clear of Bill Terry
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Wally Pipp Wally Pipp CIN .996 114 1,145 66 5
2 Bill Terry Bill Terry NY1 .993 150 1,621 105 12
3 Joe Harris Joe Harris PIT .990 116 1,056 78 11
4 Charlie Grimm Charlie Grimm CHN .990 147 1,437 99 15
5 Russ Wrightstone Russ Wrightstone PHI .989 136 1,268 90 15
6 Jim Bottomley Jim Bottomley SLN .989 152 1,656 70 20
7 Babe Herman Babe Herman BRO .980 105 968 68 21