Texas League Hall of Fame

Updated on Dec 30, 2024

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The Texas League Hall of Fame was started in 2004 to honor the stars of the Double-A Texas League. Elections are done by the board of directors at a meeting prior to the baseball league's All-Star Game.

2005

Dennis Eckersley – Pitcher

Sid Fernandez – Pitcher

Howie Fitzgerald – Outfielder

Jim Galloway – Second baseman

Ellis Hardy – Umpire

Tim Ireland – Manager

Joe Martina – Pitcher

Al Rosen – Third Baseman

Ziggy Sears – Pitcher/Umpire

Al Vincent – Manager

George Whiteman – Outfielder

Dick Whitworth – Pitcher

2006

Willard Brown – Catcher

Dick Butler – Executive

Ed Donalds – Pitcher

La Vel Freeman – Outfielder

Went Hubbard – Executive

Augie Johns – Pitcher

George Payne – Pitcher

Adam Piatt – Outfielder

Del Pratt – Second Baseman/Manager

2007

Zeke Bonura – First Baseman

Joe Bonowitz – Outfielder

Earl Caldwell – Pitcher

Tyrone Horne – Outfielder

Carey Selph – Third Baseman/Manager

Frank Weikart – Pitcher/Manager

2008

Clyde Bateman – Pitcher/Third Baseman

Carroll Beringer – Pitcher

José Cardenal – Outfielder

Eddie Dyer – Manager

George Ferran – Pitcher

Ed Konetchy – First Baseman

Joe Macko – First Baseman/Third Baseman

Moose Stubing – First Baseman/Manager

Frannie Walsh – Umpire

2009

Lee Ballanfant – Umpire

Jerry Doggett – Broadcaster

Hal Epps – Outfielder

Tom Jenkins – Outfielder

Randy Ready – Third baseman

Chuck Rose – Pitcher

Dick Williams – Outfielder

Lucky Wright – Pitcher

Hank Wyse – Pitcher

2010

Snipe Conley – Pitcher

Dick Dunavan – Groundskeeper

Grayle Howlett – Executive

John Jaha – First baseman

Alex McFarland – Pitcher/Outfielder

Eddie Palmer – Infielder/Umpire

Homer Summa – Outfielder

References

Texas League Hall of Fame Wikipedia

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