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1949 NL Catcher Double Plays Leaders

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Clyde McCullough led the NL in catcher double plays in 1949 with 8, tied with Phil Masi.

Clyde McCullough Led the NL in 1949 Clyde McCullough Pittsburgh Pirates
8 Catcher Double Plays Tied with Phil Masi
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# Player Team C DP G PO A E
1 Clyde McCullough Clyde McCullough PIT 8 90 363 39 6
2 Phil Masi Phil Masi PIT 8 81 291 34 2
3 Andy Seminick Andy Seminick PHI 6 98 411 54 12
4 Roy Campanella Roy Campanella BRO 5 127 684 55 11
5 Walker Cooper Walker Cooper CIN 5 117 464 61 11
6 Del Crandall Del Crandall BSN 5 63 287 39 6
7 Mickey Owen Mickey Owen CHN 5 59 219 35 8
8 Ed FitzGerald Ed FitzGerald PIT 5 56 163 22 5
9 Del Rice Del Rice SLN 4 92 355 29 3
10 Wes Westrum Wes Westrum NY1 4 62 224 18 5
11 Bill Salkeld Bill Salkeld BSN 3 63 230 21 5
12 Bob Scheffing CHN 3 40 152 18 4
13 Ray Mueller Ray Mueller NY1 2 87 307 36 4
14 Stan Lopata Stan Lopata PHI 2 58 236 19 7
15 Dixie Howell Dixie Howell CIN 2 56 191 35 3
16 Rube Walker CHN 2 43 166 23 7
17 Smoky Burgess Smoky Burgess CHN 2 8 21 6 0
18 Joe Garagiola Joe Garagiola SLN 1 80 332 35 6
19 Bill Baker Bill Baker SLN 1 10 16 1 0
20 Bruce Edwards Bruce Edwards BRO 0 41 184 13 2
21 Mickey Livingston Mickey Livingston BSN 0 41 136 14 3
22 Rube Novotney CHN 0 20 82 9 4
23 Johnny Pramesa CIN 0 13 27 1 1
24 Del Wilber Del Wilber SLN 0 2 5 1 0
25 Sal Yvars Sal Yvars NY1 0 2 11 1 0
26 Herman Franks NY1 0 1 4 1 0
27 Ken Silvestri PHI 0 1 7 2 0
28 Hal Wagner Hal Wagner PHI 0 1 3 0 1