New York, June 26.
ARI Hubbell, veteran hurler of the New York Giants, today proved that he is the "King of the Mound" when he hurled his 200th victory for the Terrymen, beating the Chicago Cubs, 5-1.
Although the 200 wins chalked up by Hubbell is not a record, the leading Terryman twirler added one more achievement to his already long list of feats and records.
In 1936, for the third time in his; career Hubbell led the pitchers of the National League in earned run percentage, his average being 231 for 304 innings hurled. He also had the best won and lost record with 26 victories and 6 defeats for a percentage of 813 to become the seventh pitcher since 1912 to achieve the dual honour.
In 1933 he led the league with an earned run average of 1.66 for 309 innings and he repeated in 1934 with Batteries: Kelley and Giuliana; Bonetti and Heath.
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Batteries: W. Ferrell and R. Ferrel; Nesom and Heath.
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