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1936 AL Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at shortstop

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Luke Appling led the AL in shortstop range factor with 5.77 in 1936, 0.16 ahead of Skeeter Newsome (5.61). It was one of 3 times Luke Appling led in shortstop range factor.

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Luke Appling Led the AL in 1936 Luke Appling Chicago White Sox
5.77 Shortstop Range Factor 0.16 clear of Skeeter Newsome
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# Player Team SS RF G PO A E
1 Luke Appling Luke Appling CHA 5.77 137 320 471 41
2 Skeeter Newsome Skeeter Newsome PHA 5.61 123 273 417 31
3 Lyn Lary Lyn Lary SLA 5.38 155 339 495 38
4 Frankie Crosetti Frankie Crosetti NYA 5.19 151 320 463 43
5 Bill Knickerbocker Bill Knickerbocker CLE 5.15 155 313 486 40
6 Billy Rogell Billy Rogell DET 5.12 146 286 462 27