[1] After spending three months with the Cardinals in 1927, Schuble returned to the Houston Buffaloes in the Texas League in 1928, appearing in 157 games with a .285 batting average.

[3] On August 31, 1928, the Buffaloes sold Schuble and pitcher Frank Barnes for $50,000 to the Detroit Tigers, effective at the end of the 1928 season.

[12] During the 1930 season, Schuble appeared in 145 games for Beaumont, principally as a shortstop, compiled a .320 batting average, but committed a career high 55 errors.

[13] In February 1931, Schuble spent spring training with the Tigers, competing with Bill Akers for a roster spot as a backup infielder.

Harry Bullion in the Detroit Free Press wrote at the time: "If Schuble possessed half the fielding ability that he does genuine nerve, dynamite would be necessary to blow him out of a regular job.

"[12] Schuble was sent back to Beaumont for the 1932 season, but he was moved from shortstop to third base, where he committed 43 errors and saw his batting average dip 45 points to .275.

[1] Schuble was married on June 5, 1927, to Agnes Shaw in front of 6,000 spectators, in a pre-game ceremony at home plate, while he was a minor league player in Danville, Illinois.