1934 MLB First Base Fielding Leaders

Every first base fielding board for 1934 on one page, top ten in each.

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Zack Clayton led qualified first basemen with a 1.000 fielding percentage in 1934. Bill Terry led in putouts (1,592). Ripper Collins led in assists (110). Hal Trosky led in double plays (145). Hal Trosky made the most errors, 22.

Fielding percentage and range factor count qualified players only: at least 17 games at first base, the fielding-title rule of two-thirds of the team's games.

Fielding Percentage

1B FPCT

1 Zack Clayton 1.000
2 Zeke Bonura .996
3 George McAllister .995
4 Lou Gehrig .994
5 Bill Terry .994
6 Gus Suhr .994
7 Sam Leslie .993
8 Jimmie Foxx .993
9 Jack Burns .992
10 Jud Wilson .991

Putouts

1B PO

1 Bill Terry 1,592
2 Hal Trosky 1,487
3 Hank Greenberg 1,454
4 Jimmie Foxx 1,378
5 Jack Burns 1,365
6 Gus Suhr 1,326
7 Jim Bottomley 1,303
8 Ripper Collins 1,289
9 Lou Gehrig 1,284
10 Ed Morgan 1,283

Assists

1B A

1 Ripper Collins 110
2 Bill Terry 105
3 Sam Leslie 93
4 Hal Trosky 86
5 Jimmie Foxx 85
6 Hank Greenberg 84
7 Jack Burns 81
8 Lou Gehrig 80
9 Dolph Camilli 79
10 Jim Bottomley 77

Double Plays

1B DP

1 Hal Trosky 145
2 Jimmie Foxx 133
3 Jack Burns 132
4 Bill Terry 131
5 Lou Gehrig 126
6 Hank Greenberg 124
7 Ripper Collins 115
8 Ed Morgan 111
9 Gus Suhr 108
10 Jim Bottomley 106

Range Factor

1B RF

1 Bill Terry 11.09
2 Zack Clayton 10.83
3 Mule Suttles 10.66
4 Buck Jordan 10.52
5 Jimmie Foxx 10.45
6 Zeke Bonura 10.36
7 George McAllister 10.33
8 Hal Trosky 10.21
9 Hank Greenberg 10.05
10 Jim Bottomley 9.93

Games

1B G

1 Jack Burns 154
1 Ripper Collins 154
1 Hal Trosky 154
4 Lou Gehrig 153
4 Hank Greenberg 153
4 Bill Terry 153
7 Gus Suhr 151
8 Jimmie Foxx 140
9 Jim Bottomley 139
10 Sam Leslie 138

Errors

1B E