Hal Newhouser of the Tigers wins his 200th game. It is his last win for Detroit, who will release him in early 1953.

Hal Newhouser of the Tigers wins his 200th game. It is his last win for Detroit, who will release him in early 1953.

On September 25, 1952 — Hal Newhouser of the Tigers wins his 200th game. It is his last win for Detroit, who will release him in early 1953.

 

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