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1936 NL First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

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Gus Suhr led the NL in first base fielding percentage in 1936 with .993, just ahead of Buck Jordan (.9935 to .9929).

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Gus Suhr Led the NL in 1936 Gus Suhr Pittsburgh Pirates
.993 First Base Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Buck Jordan
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Gus Suhr Gus Suhr PIT .993 156 1,432 93 10
2 Buck Jordan Buck Jordan BSN .993 136 1,307 96 10
3 Les Scarsella Les Scarsella CIN .989 115 1,109 84 13
4 Dolph Camilli Dolph Camilli PHI .988 150 1,446 79 18
5 Phil Cavarretta Phil Cavarretta CHN .987 115 980 71 14
6 Buddy Hassett Buddy Hassett BRO .983 156 1,401 121 26