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1884 NL First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Cap Anson led the NL in first base range factor with 11.17 in 1884, 0.32 ahead of John Morrill (10.85). It was one of 4 times Cap Anson led in first base range factor.

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Cap Anson Led the NL in 1884 Cap Anson Chicago White Stockings
11.17 First Base Range Factor 0.32 clear of John Morrill
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Cap Anson Cap Anson CHN 11.17 112 1,211 40 58
2 John Morrill John Morrill BSN 10.85 91 953 34 30
3 Sid Farrar Sid Farrar PHI 10.67 111 1,142 42 42
4 Dan Brouthers Dan Brouthers BFN 10.62 93 958 30 37
5 Milt Scott DTN 10.42 110 1,120 26 38
6 Joe Start Joe Start PRO 10.32 93 939 21 20
7 Bill Phillips Bill Phillips CL2 10.24 111 1,107 30 48
8 Alex McKinnon Alex McKinnon NY1 9.72 116 1,097 31 53