Eighth-grader Joe Schultz Jr. singles, steals second base and third base, and scores a run as a pinch-hitter in a Texas League game. The fourteen-year old, who is the son of former big leaguer Joe (Germany) Schultz, will become a catcher and manager in the major leagues.

On May 11, 1932 — Eighth-grader Joe Schultz Jr. singles, steals second base and third base, and scores a run as a pinch-hitter in a Texas League game. The fourteen-year old, who is the son of former big leaguer Joe (Germany) Schultz, will become a catcher and manager in the major leagues.

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