1934 NL Pitcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Snipe Hansen led the NL in pitcher fielding percentage in 1934 with 1.000, tied with Si Johnson.

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#	Player	Team	P FPCT	G	PO	A	E
1	SH Snipe Hansen	PHI	1.000	50	2	39	0
2	Si Johnson	CIN	1.000	46	6	32	0
3	Dutch Leonard	BRO	1.000	44	11	42	0
4	Lon Warneke	CHN	1.000	43	15	58	0
5	Pat Malone	CHN	1.000	34	4	32	0
6	Benny Frey	CIN	.988	39	8	74	1
7	Guy Bush	CHN	.983	40	13	46	1
8	Fred Frankhouse	BSN	.983	37	9	48	1
9	Ray Benge	BRO	.982	36	13	43	1
10	Paul Derringer	CIN	.982	47	11	44	1
11	Carl Hubbell	NY1	.980	49	17	82	2
12	Flint Rhem	BSN	.978	30	3	42	1
13	Dizzy Dean	SLN	.970	50	18	46	2
14	Freddie Fitzsimmons	NY1	.969	38	24	71	3
15	Hal Schumacher	NY1	.968	41	21	71	3
16	Van Mungo	BRO	.964	45	14	67	3
17	Tony Freitas	CIN	.963	30	10	42	2
18	Ed Brandt	BSN	.962	40	12	39	2
19	Bill Swift	PIT	.958	37	8	38	2
20	Huck Betts	BSN	.957	40	9	36	2
21	Tex Carleton	SLN	.956	40	21	44	3
22	JW Jim Weaver	CHN	.956	32	10	33	2
23	Waite Hoyt	PIT	.952	48	3	37	2
24	Larry French	PIT	.943	49	10	40	3
25	Bill Lee	CHN	.940	35	15	48	4
26	Phil Collins	PHI	.940	45	7	40	3
27	Red Lucas	PIT	.939	29	7	24	2
28	Curt Davis	PHI	.935	51	21	95	8
29	RB Ralph Birkofer	PIT	.932	41	2	39	3
30	Bill Hallahan	SLN	.907	32	5	34	4
31	Paul Dean	SLN	.852	39	3	20	4