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1953 AL First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

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Bill Glynn led the AL in first base fielding percentage in 1953 with .993, 1 point ahead of Mickey Vernon (.992).

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Led the AL in 1953 Bill Glynn Cleveland Indians
.993 First Base Fielding Percentage .001 clear of Mickey Vernon
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Bill Glynn CLE .993 135 1,036 81 8
2 Mickey Vernon Mickey Vernon WS1 .992 152 1,376 94 12
3 Walt Dropo Walt Dropo DET .990 150 1,260 127 14
4 Ferris Fain Ferris Fain CHA .989 127 1,108 106 13
5 Joe Collins NYA .989 113 826 65 10
6 Eddie Robinson Eddie Robinson PHA .988 155 1,366 71 17
7 Dick Gernert Dick Gernert BOS .986 136 1,223 84 19