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1952 NL First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

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Ted Kluszewski led the NL in first base fielding percentage with .993 in 1952, 1 point ahead of Gil Hodges (.992). It was one of 5 times Ted Kluszewski led in first base fielding percentage.

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Ted Kluszewski Led the NL in 1952 Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati Reds
.993 First Base Fielding Percentage .001 clear of Gil Hodges
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Ted Kluszewski Ted Kluszewski CIN .993 133 1,121 66 8
2 Gil Hodges Gil Hodges BRO .992 153 1,322 116 11
3 Whitey Lockman Whitey Lockman NY1 .992 154 1,435 111 13
4 Eddie Waitkus Eddie Waitkus PHI .991 146 1,281 95 12
5 Dee Fondy Dee Fondy CHN .990 143 1,257 103 14
6 Earl Torgeson Earl Torgeson BSN .989 105 931 73 11
7 Tony Bartirome PIT .989 118 909 72 11
8 Dick Sisler Dick Sisler SLN .985 114 1,022 84 17