Texas League Hall of Fame

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.

2004

Jake Atz – Manager
Ike Boone – Outfielder
Bobby Bragan – Player/Manager/Executive
Dick Burnett – Executive
Russ Burns – Outfielder
Dode Criss – Pitcher
Paul Easterling – Outfielder
Alvin Gardner – Executive
Hank Greenberg – Outfielder
Ken Guettler – Outfielder
Chick Hafey – Outfielder
Dave Hoskins – Pitcher
Eddie Knoblauch – Outfielder
Clarence Kraft – Outfielder
Paul LaGrave – Executive
Wilson Mathews – Umpire
Willie McCovey – First Baseman
John J. McCloskey – Founders
Joe Medwick – Outfielder
Joe Morgan – Second Baseman

Red Murff – Pitcher
Pat Newnam – Outfielder/Mgr.
Mike O'Connor – Founders
Joe Pate – Pitcher
Jim Paul – Executive
Homer Peel – Player/Manager
Howie Pollet – Pitcher
Doak Roberts – Executive
Brooks Robinson – Third Baseman
William Ruggles – Executive
Al Simmons – Outfielder
Tris Speaker – Outfielder
Milt Steengrafe – Pitcher/Umpire
Bobby Stow – Shortstop
Don Sutton – Pitcher
Archie Tanner – Shortstop
Bill Valentine – Executive
Paul Wachtel – Pitcher
Billy Williams – Outfielder

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^[1]

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^[2]

Notes

External links

TL Hall of Fame webpage. Texas League official website.
Texas League official website
Texas League Hall of Fame. Baseball-Reference.com

Texas League

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South Division	Corpus Christi Hooks Frisco RoughRiders Midland RockHounds San Antonio Missions

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