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1901 NL Second Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at second base

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Gene DeMontreville led the NL in second base fielding percentage in 1901 with .954, 4 points ahead of Dick Padden (.950).

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Gene DeMontreville Led the NL in 1901 Gene DeMontreville Boston Beaneaters
.954 Second Base Fielding Percentage .004 clear of Dick Padden
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# Player Team 2B FPCT G PO A E
1 Gene DeMontreville Gene DeMontreville BSN .954 120 272 344 30
2 Dick Padden Dick Padden SLN .950 115 286 336 33
3 Tom Daly BRO .944 133 370 357 43
4 Claude Ritchey Claude Ritchey PIT .941 139 340 392 46