 Earp posted a 20–8 record for a .714 winning percentage in 35 pitching appearances in her first season; collecting a minuscule 0.68 ERA and striking out 192 while walking 32 in 280 innings of work.Her 0.68 ERA was a new single-season record, although Lois Florreich would set a 0.67 ERA in 1949 to reach the all-time mark.Earp, who led a pitching staff that included Alice Haylett (19–11) and Connie Wisniewski (16–14), finished second in strikeouts to Fort Wayne's Dorothy Collins (244), second in winning percentage to Muskegon's Doris Sams (.733), and made her first and only All-Star Team.