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1936 AL Catcher Double Plays Leaders

Double plays turned at catcher

Rollie Hemsley led the AL in catcher double plays in 1936 with 16, 4 ahead of Luke Sewell (12). It was one of 4 times Rollie Hemsley led in catcher double plays.

Rollie Hemsley Led the AL in 1936 Rollie Hemsley St. Louis Browns
16 Catcher Double Plays 4 clear of Luke Sewell
Showing Catcher Double Plays and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C DP G PO A E
1 Rollie Hemsley Rollie Hemsley SLA 16 114 340 68 13
2 Luke Sewell Luke Sewell CHA 12 126 461 87 9
3 Bill Dickey Bill Dickey NYA 10 107 499 61 14
4 Frankie Hayes Frankie Hayes PHA 8 143 489 69 16
5 Billy Sullivan CLE 8 72 324 40 12
6 Tony Giuliani SLA 7 66 226 29 9
7 Frankie Pytlak Frankie Pytlak CLE 6 58 224 35 1
8 Rick Ferrell Rick Ferrell BOS 5 121 556 55 8
9 Ray Hayworth Ray Hayworth DET 5 81 305 28 4
10 Shanty Hogan Shanty Hogan WS1 5 19 83 8 1
11 Cliff Bolton Cliff Bolton WS1 4 83 287 44 7
12 Wally Millies WS1 3 72 205 40 8
13 Moe Berg Moe Berg BOS 3 39 175 29 3
14 Joe Glenn Joe Glenn NYA 2 44 167 24 6
15 Frank Grube Frank Grube CHA 2 32 89 19 1
16 Mickey Cochrane Mickey Cochrane DET 1 42 159 13 3
17 Glenn Myatt Glenn Myatt DET 1 27 79 12 0
18 Charles George CLE 1 22 164 16 1
19 George Dickey George Dickey BOS 1 10 25 6 3
20 Arndt Jorgens Arndt Jorgens NYA 0 30 87 9 1
21 Charlie Moss PHA 0 19 35 4 3
22 Frank Reiber DET 0 17 47 7 1
23 Joe Becker CLE 0 15 40 3 1
24 Merv Shea Merv Shea CHA 0 14 32 3 0
25 Charlie Berry Charlie Berry PHA 0 12 29 4 1
26 Birdie Tebbetts Birdie Tebbetts DET 0 10 51 5 1
27 Alex Sabo WS1 0 4 10 2 1
28 Bill Conroy Bill Conroy PHA 0 1 3 0 0
29 William Starr WS1 0 1 0 0 0