1952 NL Pitcher Range Factor Leaders

Gerry Staley led the NL in pitcher range factor with 2.34 in 1952, 0.22 ahead of Murry Dickson (2.12).

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Led the NL in 1952 Gerry Staley St. Louis Cardinals

2.34 Pitcher Range Factor 0.22 clear of Murry Dickson

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#	Player	Team	P RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Gerry Staley	SLN	2.34	35	27	55	2
2	Murry Dickson	PIT	2.12	43	29	62	4
3	Bob Rush	CHN	1.97	34	13	54	4
4	Paul Minner	CHN	1.96	28	15	40	1
5	Jim Hearn	NY1	1.92	37	14	57	0
6	Warren Spahn	BSN	1.85	40	18	56	5
7	Carl Erskine	BRO	1.85	33	16	45	3
8	Robin Roberts	PHI	1.79	39	26	44	1
9	Karl Drews	PHI	1.79	33	15	44	3
10	Howie Pollet	PIT	1.77	31	7	48	3
11	Vern Bickford	BSN	1.69	26	12	32	1
12	Sal Maglie	NY1	1.69	35	18	41	3
13	Jim Wilson	BSN	1.61	33	21	32	1
14	Max Surkont	BSN	1.52	31	9	38	5
15	Harry Perkowski	CIN	1.48	33	6	43	1
16	Larry Jansen	NY1	1.38	34	9	38	3
17	Turk Lown	CHN	1.36	33	12	33	1
18	Bob Friend	PIT	1.34	35	10	37	2
19	Ken Raffensberger	CIN	1.24	38	9	38	1
20	Bubba Church	CIN	1.23	31	14	24	1
21	Russ Meyer	PHI	1.22	37	8	37	4
22	Johnny Klippstein	CHN	1.20	41	6	43	0
23	Dave Koslo	NY1	1.20	41	16	33	4
24	Preacher Roe	BRO	1.19	27	9	23	0
25	Vinegar Bend Mizell	SLN	1.07	30	7	25	4
26	Billy Loes	BRO	1.05	39	14	27	1
27	Curt Simmons	PHI	1.00	28	3	25	0
28	Ben Wade	BRO	0.86	37	12	20	1
29	Warren Hacker	CHN	0.79	33	7	19	0
30	Herm Wehmeier	CIN	0.79	33	8	18	3
31	Hoyt Wilhelm	NY1	0.58	71	9	32	2