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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1957

Page

20

Bosox Pound Tigers 12-4 as Malzone drives in six

Red Sox rookie third baseman Firehouse Frank Malzone slugged three hits including a grand slam and six RBIs to power Boston past Detroit 12-4. Ted Lepcio and Jackie Jensen each drove in three as Boston widened its AL lead over Detroit to a game and a half.

Boston Frank Malzone Red Sox Rosaleaem Jackie Jensen Lepeio Hi

Indians End Orioles Shutout Streak in Twin Bill

Cleveland defeated Baltimore 2-1 in the first game and 5-1 in the nightcap of a twi night doubleheader. George Zuverink saved the nightcap by striking out Parm hitter Gene Woodling with the bases loaded and two outs in the ninth. Bill Gardiner homer and Gus Triandos double highlighted Baltimore’s offense.

Orioles Baltimore Cleveland Indians Oriole Aches Bill Wight Indians George Zuverink Parm Gene Oodling Lumter Bill Gardiner Bob Nieman Gus Triandos

Forest Group Names Hamer Conservationist of the Year

Wayne County timber operator James P. Hamer of Kenova was chosen as Conservationist of the Year by the West Virginia Forest Council at its 10th annual meeting. The council praised his adherence to good forestry practices in Boone Fayette and other counties and his support of conservation education in schools.

Wayne County West Virginia Forest Council James P. Hamer Kenova West Virginia Forest Council Hamer Boone Fayette Eugene Shreve Summersville Gauley Coal Co Don Hollen Fairmont E. M. Olliver Elkins Monongahela National Forest Elmer Grimm Terra Alta Preston County John Tillinghast Danville Boone County John Hash Charleston West Virginia Garden Clubs Group Fleetwood Guthrie Dunbar State Federation of Women's Clubs

Seixas Flam Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals as Budge Patty Falls

Vic Seixas and Herbie Flam reached the Wimbledon men's singles quarterfinals while Budge Patty was eliminated by Neale Fraser in a four-set 1950 champion's loss. Australian Lew Hoad and Neale Fraser also advanced alongside Swedish and British rivals in a hot, grueling day.

Wimbledon Eng Vic Seixas Herbie Flam U.S Stars and Stripes Lew Hoad Neale Fraser Seixas Flam Budge Patty Fraser U. S Hoad Don Budge Roy Emerson Australia Mervyn Rose Sven Davidson Sweden Britain Robert Wilson Anderson

Major League Baseball scores and play by play details

Baseball scores and game actions across multiple matchups include Campanella driving in runs for Brooklyn, Mazeroski and Torre contributing for Pittsburgh, and Mantle and Maris factors for New York. The report lists players, innings, substitutions, and pitching lines with team totals and attendance.

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Detroit and Kansas City Tie in Slugfest Baseball Notes

The report details a high scoring game between Detroit and Kansas City with line scores, RBI leaders like Jensen Malzone and Berra, home runs by Held Power and Berra, and pitching lines showing Sisler and Kellner. It notes fielding plays, substitutions, and game flow including late substitution and winning run details.

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Florida taps top coach Russ Porterfield at Baker County

Russ Porterfield ends a 14 year coaching run at Webster Springs High School to join Baker County High School in Macclenny Florida as football assistant coach and teacher. He plans to move his family to Florida around August 1 3. He says he has long considered a move to Florida and chose this job among several offers. His wife will teach in Macclenny grade school.

Bob Baker The Gazette Webster Springs Russ Porterfield Webster Springs High School Florida Porterfield Baker County High School Macclenny Fla Jacksonville Webster County Glenville College Russ County Board of Education Europe Omaha Beach Wildcats West Virginia

Porterfield’s coaching career highlighted in Webster Springs

Webster Springs coach Russell M. Porterfield, active since 1939 with a break for military service, reflects on four unbeaten seasons, a 1947 Class B title, and a long regional basketball record. His career spans football and basketball, with a 70 percent win estimate and a 19 6 winter prior to Morgantown exit.

Wildcat Morgantown Russell M. Porterfield Virginia Richwood Richwood High School Glenville College

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