1932 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Rabbit Warstler led the majors in shortstop range factor with 5.86 in 1932, 0.09 ahead of Dick Bartell (5.77).

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Led all of MLB in 1932 Rabbit Warstler Boston Red Sox

5.86 Shortstop Range Factor 0.09 clear of Dick Bartell

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Rabbit Warstler	BOS	5.86	107	254	373	41
2	Dick Bartell	PHI	5.77	154	359	529	34
3	Billy Urbanski	BSN	5.71	136	316	461	44
4	Billy Jurges	CHN	5.71	108	223	394	23
5	Hoss Walker	NEG	5.48	33	71	110	4
6	Joe Cronin	WS1	5.35	141	306	448	32
7	CT Cool Turner	CAG	5.28	43	85	142	14
8	Charlie Gelbert	SLN	5.20	122	246	389	37
9	Willie Wells	DW	5.13	39	89	111	11
10	Billy Rogell	DET	5.09	139	275	433	42
11	Arky Vaughan	PIT	5.08	128	247	403	46
12	Glenn Wright	BRO	5.06	122	231	386	40
13	Leo Durocher	CIN	5.01	142	283	429	30
14	Dick Lundy	BBS	4.91	43	81	130	17
15	Jake Stephens	HG	4.86	28	55	81	9
16	Francisco Correa	CUP	4.82	28	58	77	13
17	JJ Jimmy Johnson	HIL	4.81	32	62	92	15
18	Eric McNair	PHA	4.76	133	242	391	31
19	JL Jim Levey	SLA	4.76	152	284	439	47
20	JB Johnny Burnett	CLE	4.74	103	184	304	28
21	LM Leroy Morney	MRM	4.57	51	101	132	17
22	CL Clarence Lewis	MRS	4.19	42	80	96	20
23	Jake Dunn	WAP	4.00	29	45	71	12