It is a double elimination tournament involving four teams. This group joins a rich heritage of native Western New Yorkers, or those who starred in and around the Queen City during their playing days, who are enshrined in the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame. Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device. Kathy Gleason-Jachter (1967): While at Lafayette, Gleason-Jachter showed the promise of becoming an Olympic gymnast. To view a full list of Hall of Fame members, visit USASoftball.com. The ceremony, the first Hall of Fame induction for amateur baseball players, "gained so much attention that we had to move the site at the last minute from one location in Lackawanna to another to accommodate the crowd," said Pat Sullivan, Hall of Fame president. Keep reading with unlimited digital access. Dick Welker, who was signed with the Phillies after World War II, played from Class B to Triple-A with the Old Toronto Maple Leafs. Bluman can still be found roaming the court in his familiar black and white stripes at local high . Lorraine Dunlop (1997): In track, Dunlop won the 100-yard dash and was on the winning 200 relay for three straight years. During his career, he played for 42 different teams and was with the AA Simon Pures when they won three straight MUNY titles. Meet the Rochester Softball Hall of Famers Send us an email News Don King (1956): The Harvard Cup's leading passer and total yardage leader in 1954 and 1955, making the Scholastic Magazine All-American team. He hit 20 homers in 1960, including play-offs. He won the Billy Kelly Award as the Buffalo Public Schools' finest student-athlete. Sikorsky Aircraft earned its place in the National Softball Hall of Fame in the newly added team category after fielding one of the most dominant Mens Slow Pitch teams for over 50 years. Emily Regan - Rower, who won a gold medal in 2016 Olympics. . She also coached the Western Region Open softball team at the Empire State Games from 1986-92 and the team earned four gold and two silver medals. On Wednesday, John Christ and Pat Huntington had three hits apiece. {{start_at_rate}} {{format_dollars}} {{start_price}} {{format_cents}} {{term}}, {{promotional_format_dollars}}{{promotional_price}}{{promotional_format_cents}} {{term}}, As supporters pray, Kim Pegula's father shares her words: 'I will continue to fight', Prayer and healing vigil for Bills and Sabres co-owner Kim Pegula scheduled for Saturday, WGRZ meteorologist Elyse Smith exiting station after three years, Bills GM Brandon Beane on potential DeAndre Hopkins trade: 'I don't think that's going to happen', Many Bills fans stumped by identity of social media influencer who announced third-round pick, Ex-Sabres defenseman Christian Ehrhoff, on the payroll through 2027-28, comes out of retirement to play in Germany, Nicholas D'Angelo pleads guilty to 8 felonies in rape case, Departure of 5 UB women's basketball commits raises eyebrows among coaches, analysts, Bills' draft grades from Buffalo News writers show hits and misses, Erik Brady: 20 years later, Drew Rosenhaus recounts how he fooled the Bills into drafting Willis McGahee, Mark Gaughan: Buffalo Bills' winners and losers after 2023 NFL draft, Alan Pergament: JP starts on WECK Monday after all; Jennifer Stanonis rejoins WGRZ-TV, Seneca Nation plans to bid for McKinley Mall, Former waitress sentenced to 2 to 5 years in prison in $50,000 lottery scheme, Bills trade up in first round, select Utah tight end Dalton Kincaid at No. . Williams had many stories about his fellow inductees, including the Postolese brothers, Fred and Norm, who were on one of the many great Simon Pures teams in the 1940s. By Milt Northrop. He was All-High at guard for the runner-up Yale Cup basketball teams of 1930 and 1931. Joe Serafin (1966): In baseball, Serafin played four years in the infield, helping lead Lafayette to the 1964 Cornell Cup title while batting .471. Ed Tanner led the Franklinville Frankees to many all-around playoffs and league and divisional titles.

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