1948 NL Pitcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Al Brazle, Murry Dickson and 4 others shared the lead in the NL in pitcher fielding percentage with 1.000 in 1948, 13 points ahead of Larry Jansen (.987).

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Led the NL in 1948 Al Brazle St. Louis Cardinals

1.000 Pitcher Fielding Percentage Tied with Murry Dickson

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#	Player	Team	P FPCT	G	PO	A	E
1	Al Brazle	SLN	1.000	42	5	45	0
2	Murry Dickson	SLN	1.000	42	12	51	0
3	Red Munger	SLN	1.000	39	8	37	0
4	Vic Lombardi	PIT	1.000	38	3	37	0
5	Preacher Roe	BRO	1.000	34	4	30	0
6	Harry Brecheen	SLN	1.000	33	5	45	0
7	Larry Jansen	NY1	.987	42	20	56	1
8	Warren Spahn	BSN	.982	36	4	52	1
9	Russ Meyer	CHN	.974	29	12	26	1
10	Dutch Leonard	PHI	.973	34	15	57	2
11	Johnny Sain	BSN	.972	42	21	48	2
12	Ralph Branca	BRO	.966	36	10	18	1
13	Kirby Higbe	PIT	.964	56	5	22	1
14	Howie Pollet	SLN	.961	36	5	44	2
15	Sheldon Jones	NY1	.960	55	10	38	2
16	Howie Fox	CIN	.959	34	14	33	2
17	Elmer Riddle	PIT	.958	28	9	37	2
18	Joe Hatten	BRO	.958	42	11	57	3
19	Ray Poat	NY1	.957	39	2	20	1
20	Bob Chesnes	PIT	.957	25	21	45	3
21	Johnny Schmitz	CHN	.955	34	17	68	4
22	Curt Simmons	PHI	.950	31	4	34	2
23	Ken Raffensberger	CIN	.914	40	4	28	3
24	Johnny Vander Meer	CIN	.909	33	11	39	5
25	Rex Barney	BRO	.892	44	5	28	4
26	Bill Voiselle	BSN	.886	37	6	33	5