The A’s Doc Cramer has a 6-for-6 game, tying the American League mark for the second time.

On July 13, 1935 At Shibe Park in a 18-5 beating over the Detroit Tigers the Philadelphia A’s Doc Cramer has a 6-for-6 game, tying the American League mark for the second time. He had also done it in 1932. Starting pitcher and winner Johnny Marcum, chips in with 4 hits and three RBI’s, future Hall of Famer XX Jimmie Foxx goes 3-3 with a homer run and 4 RBI’s.

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