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-	On July 20, 1931, he was traded by Wichita Falls to Milwaukee for George Gerken.
-	Personal	+	== Profile ==
-	He is married and has two children and was residing in West Plains, Missouri in 1953.	+
-	His nationality is English-German.	+
-	His hobbies are hunting and fishing.	+
-	His ambition isto "be in majors again as manager or coach.	+
-	His most unusual baseball experience was "hitting home run in my own living room while with Milwaukee"	+
-	He is perhaps the most popular player ever to wear a Milwaukee uniform.	+
-	Achievements	+	=== Personal ===
-	He led the 1934 American Association in doubles with 53.	+	* Resided in West Plains, Missouri in 1953.
-	He led the 1935 American Association in doubles with 44.	+	* Self-identified as being of English and German ancestry.
-	He led the 1940 American Association in doubles with 40.	+	* Listed hunting and fishing among his hobbies.
-	Coaching	+	=== Transactions ===
-	He was a coach for Portland in the 1948 Pacific Coast League.	+	* Traded by [[1931 Wichita Falls|Wichita Falls]] to [[1931 Milwaukee|Milwaukee]] on July 20, 1931 for [[George Gerken]].{{citation-needed}}
		+	* Was a coach for [[1948 Portland (Pacific Coast)|Portland]] in the [[1948 Pacific Coast League]].
-	Outside of baseball	+	=== Achievements ===
-	He officiates football and basketball games during the off-season.	+	* Led the [[1934 American Association]] in doubles with 53.
		+	* Led the [[1935 American Association]] in doubles with 44.
		+	* Led the [[1940 American Association]] in doubles with 40.
-	Source	+	=== Outside of baseball ===
-	1953 Pioneer League Index (Second Edition)	+	* Officiated football and basketball games during the off-season.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	* {{cite-book | title=1953 Pioneer League Index (Second Edition)}}

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Contents 1 Profile 1.1 Personal 1.2 Transactions 1.3 Achievements 1.4 Outside of baseball 2 Sources

Profile

Personal

• Resided in West Plains, Missouri in 1953.
• Self-identified as being of English and German ancestry.
• Listed hunting and fishing among his hobbies.

Transactions

• Traded by Wichita Falls to Milwaukee on July 20, 1931 for George Gerken.^{[citation needed]}
• Was a coach for Portland in the 1948 Pacific Coast League.

Achievements

• Led the 1934 American Association in doubles with 53.
• Led the 1935 American Association in doubles with 44.
• Led the 1940 American Association in doubles with 40.

Outside of baseball

• Officiated football and basketball games during the off-season.

Sources

• 1953 Pioneer League Index (Second Edition).