The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 10

aum Friday, August 27, 1965 'II Gtirrie In Astrodome- v. if Pate in the Timers game at HOUSTON(SpX great- the Astrodome at 6:30 p.m. Monest; concentration "'of "old-line 1 day Se t4 6. preceding the Hous- VWWJ.MOUUH wi o-ne 4 baseball ever assembled ton Astro-Chicago Cub one side will They're 'scheduled to 'particll rn mer maj or Texas League graduates into the You even Difference in a room that's Super Cooled Super (leaned by riedrich 'omc electri air major leagues with Paul 'Richards On the other side will be the major league all stars piloted by William (Bill) McKecnnie, the only person ever'to win National League pennants for three ferent And look at the talent- Joe DiMaggio, Bill Dickey, Allie Reynolds, Lefty Gomez, Bot Feller," Tommy HenHch, Johnny Mize, Frankie Frisch, Jimmy Foxx, Lou Boudreau, Alvir Dark, Burleigh Grimes, plus- Eddie Robinson, Gil McDou gald, Joe Medxvick, Gus Mancuso, Heinie Schuble. Monte Stratton, Floyd (Babe) Herman.

Lefty O'Doul, Ernie Lombardi, Dizzy Dean, Ted Lyons, Lefty Grove, Satchel Paige, Bill And there will be others. Wherever baseball has been played or discussed along the Texas Gulf Coast for the past decades, Baytown has been represented. It will be no different in this Kala game before what looks like another sellout crowd. Heinle Schuble. the old Baytown Oiler, will be on hand.

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Let us demonstrate this amazing new equipment! Open All Day Saturday Showroom APPELT Electric Company HAYTOWN 7507 Bayway Dr. Day, Phone Maht Ptione 565-5116 LA PORTE 715 W. Main Ph. GA 1-T208 side will rn fmer maj be Texas- seasoned veteran for the Detroit Tigers, Heinie ended his aasebali playing days in a blaze of glory covering third base for the Bayiovvn semi-pro team. Since retirement, the colorful Schuble has continued as an em of the Baytown plant tumble Oil and Refining Co.

rle's still shocking his fans. Eleinie is an electrician. Heinie's career began on the sandlots of Houston where the name of Schuble has been linked with baseball for almost a half century. Hi brothers, Tillie and Tommy, carried oh in the semi-pro- ranks. And lawyer son ChicV to make Baylor's Southwest Con ference team.

A resident of Baytown since 1948 and a Baytown Refinery employe since 1945, Heinie Schuble has carried well the brand of "big leaguer" since he nailed his spikes to the wall and retired. Heinie's professional career began in 1925 when at Mount Pleasant in East Texas League. He was IT at the time In 1926 he played with Houston and in 1927 he played with the St. Louis farm teams ai Houston, Danville and Syracuse. In July 1927 just a little over a month after Heinie had claimed a bride at home plate in the Danville ball park, Tom Thevenow, one of the greatest of St.

Louis Cardinal short stops, jroke his leg and was sidelined for the season, They sent out a hurry up call far a replacement, and they finally decided on the 15-year-old Schuble from Houston. Heinie did a great job filling! for the injured star althougl he' Cardinals could not repeat for the National League pen I nant. Heinie was a member of Houston Buff team in 1928 was a Texas League team but it was big league all thf vay. That was the year Buff Sta. Jium opened.

In 1929 the Cardinals le- Heinie slip away, and he war grabbed by the Detroit Tigers tfe spent the 1929 season witl Detroit and the 1930 and 193" seasons at Detroit's prize farm Beaumont. In 1931 Heinie was back at Detroit arid remained with the Ti gers through 1S35, being a mem ber of their two championship teams in 1934 and 1935. Heinie left the majors and once more wore the livery of the Houston Buffs, but when they decided to sell him to New Orleans, Heinie decided he'd had and later became a Baytown Oiler. And now he's returning to the Astrodome for another brief but colorful appearance in the Old Timers' game. Sunday, July 26, 1931, was 3 memorable day in the career of Heinie Schuble.

He figured in a play.at Beau- nont that, has been talked 34 years and will be recalled 'or the next 3,400 years if the lasts that long. He quit. Then followed the hectic semi pro career in and around Houston. He was a star for years with the famed Grand Prize Brewers, Baseball Comeback Sept. 6 i che Houston Press tell the Run, dam- mit, run.

"Those word uttered by 'leinie Schuble as he lay sprawled out near second base, Carey Selph astride him naking wild efforts to recover a baseball which Heinie success- "ully hid by the -simple process of lying on it, saved the Beaumont Exporters from defeat yes terday afternoon and caused the doubt as to what happened. It was finally agreed to call it a double steal with an extra stolen base for Mr. White. Some Houston fans opined that it was out ind out interference on the part sf Schuble. Whatever it was one nust admit that it was quick thinking and the only thing Heinie or any one else on the Exporter team could have done Jnder the circumstances." And the delayed steal that set the flurry wa pulled on a pretty good pitcher.

A guy by he name of Jay Hannah (Dizzy) Dean. One of Heinle's favorites in the American League was the big man himself, George H. (Babe) Ruth. Ruth was closing out his career when Heinse was a Tiger, but they were most friendly. Babe called Heinie "Weasel Face," and so autographed a couple of pictures.

Mr. and Mrs. Schuble live at 1802 Florida. Their principal diversions now are two. One is Heinle's fishing, and he goes in for it as he once did baseall all out.

The other is a son, 2 1 and you guessed hlf name: George Henry (Heinie) Schu- he JTL H'ilnie Schuble Sr. is Eaytowi and Humble'? link with the bir league of the past. There wil' be youngsters who will the srade in the fuluie. They would do well to emu late the begrjzzled little infield er who did and will continue 1 make friends for baseball whenever he appear? And if they turn out lilcc Heinle, maybe have grandson named fcr them too. ries to end in a 4-4 tie in the 15th inning of the weirdest, most exciting game this writer has ever witnessed.

"Those famous words which sent Joyner (Jo Jo) White speeding over the plate for the run that made the game all square, also saved Heinie from being partly reponsible for had Mr. White failed to score. "Official scorer are still in BAYTOWN'S HEINIE SCHUBLE AND FRIEND He And Babe Ruth Were Teammates In Deiroff Try Sun Classified Ads SPORTS FACTS FROM FALSTAFF By Don Faust Ever wonder where the tradition started of having a band at football games It was at Notre Dame which was the first college in America to have a band Their band first marched at a football game in 1888 They really started something, didn't they? It seems hard to believe now, but did you know that there were NO tfolf courses in the United States as recently as 80 years ago? II you wanted to find a golf course 80 years ago today, you would have had to go to another country I But, of course, few Americans knew much about golf then First courses were built in hi country in the late 1880s. It's easy to guess I American League team has won the most pennants It's, of course, the Yankees B'at, can you ii I which National League won the most flags This one's a little tougher If you said the you're right They've won 16 pennants Next come the Dodgers who have won 12 The Yankees, by the way, have won 29. "For Man Sue This li The One" UNMISTAKABLY AMERICA'S PREMIUM i QUALITY BEER.

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Runs Batted In Colavito Cleveland, 85; Mantilla, Boston, and Horton. Detrtio, 84. Hits Oliva. Minnesota, 15S; Campaneris, Kansas Qty, 140. Doubles Yastrzemski, Boston, 39; VersaJIes, Minnesota 33.

Triples Campaneris, Kansas City, 12; Aparicio, Baltimore, 10. Home Detroit, 26; Conigliaro, Boston, and Colavito, Cleveland, 24. Stolen Bases Campaneris, Kansas City, 46; Cardenal, Los Angeles, 35. Pitching (12 decslions) Grant, Minnesota, 16-4, Tery, Cleveland, U-4. .733 Cleveland, 241; Lolich Detroit, 176.

National League Batting (300 at bats) Clemente, Pittsburgh, Aaron, Milwaukee, .325. Runs Harper, Cincinnati, J1D3; Aaron, Milwaukee, 95. Runs Batted In Johnson, Cincinnati, 99; Banks, Chicago, 87. Hits Rose, Cincinnati, 168; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 162. Doubles Williams, Chicago, 35; Rose, Cincinnati, Aaron, Milwaukee, and Brock, St Louis 30.

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