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1935 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Zeke Bonura led the majors in first base range factor with 10.90 in 1935, 0.08 ahead of Hal Trosky (10.82). It was one of 2 times Zeke Bonura led in first base range factor.

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Zeke Bonura Led all of MLB in 1935 Zeke Bonura Chicago White Sox
10.90 First Base Range Factor 0.08 clear of Hal Trosky
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Zeke Bonura Zeke Bonura CHA 10.90 138 1,421 83 9
2 Hal Trosky Hal Trosky CLE 10.82 153 1,567 88 11
3 Bill Terry Bill Terry NY1 10.34 143 1,379 99 6
4 Hank Greenberg Hank Greenberg DET 10.11 152 1,437 99 13
5 Babe Dahlgren Babe Dahlgren BOS 10.08 149 1,433 69 18
6 Joe Kuhel Joe Kuhel WS1 10.01 151 1,425 87 14
7 Phil Cavarretta Phil Cavarretta CHN 9.97 145 1,347 98 20
8 George Giles George Giles BE 9.91 46 432 24 5
9 Dolph Camilli Dolph Camilli PHI 9.86 156 1,442 96 20
10 Jimmie Foxx Jimmie Foxx PHA 9.80 121 1,109 77 3
11 Lou Gehrig Lou Gehrig NYA 9.52 149 1,337 82 15
12 Sam Leslie Sam Leslie BRO 9.52 138 1,233 81 14
13 Gus Suhr Gus Suhr PIT 9.32 149 1,315 73 15
14 Jack Burns Jack Burns SLA 9.19 141 1,239 57 11
15 Ripper Collins Ripper Collins SLN 9.09 150 1,269 95 18