Joe was the 1936 Pacific Coast League batting champion with the San Francisco Seals where he played with Joe DiMaggio before being sold to the Cubs — he was the first Cub to homer in a night game and drove in five of their nine runs in the 1938 World Series, including a homerun against the New York Yankees. Joe ended his major league career as a regular with the Phillies from 1939-1941. Returning home to Sacramento, Marty played outfield for the Sacramento Solons.
Joe was the 1936 Pacific Coast League batting champion with the San Francisco Seals where he played with Joe DiMaggio before being sold to the Cubs — he was the first Cub to homer in a night game and drove in five of their nine runs in the 1938 World Series, including a homerun against the New York Yankees. Joe ended his major league career as a regular with the Phillies from 1939-1941. Returning home to Sacramento, Marty played outfield for the Sacramento Solons.
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