Hanalei, Hawaii, where he became a professional golfer for the Princeville organization. He died in Princeville, Hawaii, at the age of 64. Highlights All-Star (1953) Became the only 20th-century player to score three runs in one inning (against the Detroit Tigers, on June 18, 1953, when the Red Sox scored a modern major league record 17 runs in one inning) Caught Mel Parnell's no-hitter on July 14, 1956 References Further reading External links , or Encyclopedia of MLB catchers 1927 births 1991 deaths American League All-Stars American men's basketball players Baseball players from Washington (state) Boston Red Sox players Louisville Colonels (minor league) players Major League Baseball catchers Milwaukee Braves players Oneonta Red Sox players People from Wenatchee, Washington Philadelphia Phillies players Roanoke Red Sox players Scranton Red Sox players Seattle Rainiers players Washington Huskies baseball players Washington Huskies men's basketball players