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1942 AL Catcher Double Plays Leaders

Double plays turned at catcher

Jake Early led the AL in catcher double plays in 1942 with 11, 1 ahead of Birdie Tebbetts (10). It was one of 2 times Jake Early led in catcher double plays.

Jake Early Led the AL in 1942 Jake Early Washington Senators
11 Catcher Double Plays 1 clear of Birdie Tebbetts
Showing Catcher Double Plays and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C DP G PO A E
1 Jake Early Jake Early WS1 11 98 392 71 9
2 Birdie Tebbetts Birdie Tebbetts DET 10 97 446 69 12
3 Johnny Peacock Johnny Peacock BOS 8 82 280 44 4
4 Rick Ferrell Rick Ferrell SLA 7 95 356 57 6
5 Hal Wagner Hal Wagner PHA 7 94 371 47 6
6 Bill Dickey Bill Dickey NYA 7 80 322 44 9
7 Jim Hegan Jim Hegan CLE 7 66 227 32 6
8 Buddy Rosar Buddy Rosar NYA 7 58 249 26 1
9 Bill Conroy Bill Conroy BOS 6 83 324 40 11
10 Otto Denning CLE 6 78 213 36 2
11 Dixie Parsons DET 6 62 274 44 6
12 Bob Swift Bob Swift PHA 5 88 334 50 9
13 Al Evans WS1 5 67 254 42 12
14 Tom Turner CHA 5 54 199 35 7
15 George Dickey George Dickey CHA 5 29 90 11 9
16 Mike Tresh Mike Tresh CHA 2 72 258 37 7
17 Frankie Hayes Frankie Hayes SLA 2 71 241 36 6
18 Hank Riebe DET 1 11 42 5 0
19 Luke Sewell Luke Sewell SLA 1 6 12 5 1
20 Gene Desautels Gene Desautels CLE 0 61 180 16 5
21 Eddie Kearse NYA 0 11 42 7 0
22 George Yankowski PHA 0 6 14 3 0
23 Al Unser DET 0 4 11 3 0
24 Jim Castiglia PHA 0 3 6 1 1
25 Mike Ryba Mike Ryba BOS 0 3 12 2 0
26 George Susce CLE 0 2 2 0 0