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The '''Birmingham Barons Hall of Fame''' was established in [[2005]] to honor notable former [[Birmingham Barons]]/[[Birmingham A's]] and [[Birmingham Black Barons]] as well as executives and media professionals associated with those teams. New inductees are announced at each year's [[Rickwood Classic]] at [[Rickwood Field]]. | The '''Birmingham Barons Hall of Fame''' was established in [[1943]] to recognize distinguished former [[Birmingham Barons]] players. | ||
The Hall of Fame was reinstituted in [[2005]] to honor notable former [[Birmingham Barons]]/[[Birmingham A's]] and [[Birmingham Black Barons]] as well as executives and media professionals associated with those teams. New inductees are announced at each year's [[Rickwood Classic]] at [[Rickwood Field]]. | |||
==Class of 1943== | |||
* [[Yam Yaryan]] | |||
* [[Eddie Wells]] | |||
* [[Whitey Glazner]] | |||
==Class of 2005== | ==Class of 2005== | ||
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* [[Willie Mays]] (Black Barons, [[1948]]-[[1950]]) | * [[Willie Mays]] (Black Barons, [[1948]]-[[1950]]) | ||
* [[Carlton Molesworth]] (Barons manager, [[1908]]-[[1922]]) | * [[Carlton Molesworth]] (Barons manager, [[1908]]-[[1922]]) | ||
* [[Rick Woodward]] (Barons owner, [[1910]]-[[ | * [[Rick Woodward]] (Barons owner, [[1910]]-[[1938]]) | ||
==Class of 2006== | ==Class of 2006== | ||
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* [[Ben Cook]] | * [[Ben Cook]] | ||
* [[Jimmy Piersall]], [[1952 Birmingham Barons]] | * [[Jimmy Piersall]], [[1952 Birmingham Barons]] | ||
==Class of 2014== | |||
* [[Mike Cameron]], outfielder for [[1995 Birmingham Barons|1995]] & [[1996 Birmingham Barons]] | |||
* [[Joe Grzenda]], pitcher for five seasons between [[1952 Birmingham Barons]] and [[1967 Birmingham Barons|1967]] | |||
* [[Johnny Dobbs]], manager for [[1925 Birmingham Barons|1925]]-[[1929 Birmingham Barons]] | |||
* [[Gabby Bell]], broadcaster [[1948 Birmingham Barons|1948]]-50s | |||
==Class of 2015== | |||
* [[Bill Greason]], pitcher for the [[1948 Birmingham Black Barons|1948]]-[[1951 Birmingham Black Barons]] and 1954 St Louis Cardinals | |||
* [[John McNamara]], manager of the [[1965 Birmingham Barons]] and [[1967 Birmingham Athletics]] who went on to a 19-year career as a Major League manager | |||
* [[Doug Segrest]], reporter for the ''[[Birmingham News]]'' covering the Barons from [[1999 Birmingham Barons|1999]] to [[2012 Birmingham Barons|2012]]. | |||
* [[Bo Landreth]], full-time bat boy for the [[1991 Birmingham Barons|1991]] to [[1995 Birmingham Barons]] teams, and part time bat boy through the [[2000 Birmingham Barons|2000 season]]. He also worked as a bat boy for the Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox during [[Terry Francona]]'s tenure with those clubs. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Art Clarkson.jpg|Art Clarkson | |||
Image:1953 Walt Dropo card.jpg|Walt Dropo | Image:1953 Walt Dropo card.jpg|Walt Dropo | ||
Image:Terry Francona.jpg|Terry Francona | Image:Terry Francona.jpg|Terry Francona | ||
File:Joe Grzenda.jpg|Joe Grzenda | |||
Image:Sam Hairston card.jpg|Sam Hairston | Image:Sam Hairston card.jpg|Sam Hairston | ||
Image:Willie Mays.jpg|Willie Mays | Image:Willie Mays.jpg|Willie Mays | ||
Latest revision as of 10:35, 13 June 2019
The Birmingham Barons Hall of Fame was established in 1943 to recognize distinguished former Birmingham Barons players.
The Hall of Fame was reinstituted in 2005 to honor notable former Birmingham Barons/Birmingham A's and Birmingham Black Barons as well as executives and media professionals associated with those teams. New inductees are announced at each year's Rickwood Classic at Rickwood Field.
Class of 1943
Class of 2005
- Piper Davis (Black Barons, 1942-1950)
- Willie Mays (Black Barons, 1948-1950)
- Carlton Molesworth (Barons manager, 1908-1922)
- Rick Woodward (Barons owner, 1910-1938)
Class of 2006
- Art Clarkson, (Barons owner, 1981-1990)
- Terry Francona, (Barons manager 1993-1995)
- Wayne Martin, (Birmingham News Barons beat 1971-1996)
- Randal Rollin, (Barons, 1985-1987)
Class of 2007
- Joe Drake, (Barons office staff, 1953-present)
- Walt Dropo, (Barons, 1948)
- Reggie Jackson, (Barons, 1967)
- Norm Zauchin, (Barons, 1950)
Class of 2008
- Rollie Fingers, (A's, 1967-1968)
- Rubin E. Grant, (Birmingham Post-Herald Barons beat 1982-2004)
- Burleigh Grimes, (Barons, 1914-1916)
- Satchel Paige, (Black Barons, 1927-1930)
Class of 2009
- Sam Hairston, (Black Barons 1944, Barons coach 1985-1997)
- Zipp Newman, (Birmingham News sports editor, Southern League official scorer)
- Pie Traynor, (Barons, 1921)
- Glynn West, (Rickwood Field general manager, Baron's manager 1964-1965, A's manager 1968)
Class of 2010
Class of 2011
Class of 2012
Class of 2013
Class of 2014
- Mike Cameron, outfielder for 1995 & 1996 Birmingham Barons
- Joe Grzenda, pitcher for five seasons between 1952 Birmingham Barons and 1967
- Johnny Dobbs, manager for 1925-1929 Birmingham Barons
- Gabby Bell, broadcaster 1948-50s
Class of 2015
- Bill Greason, pitcher for the 1948-1951 Birmingham Black Barons and 1954 St Louis Cardinals
- John McNamara, manager of the 1965 Birmingham Barons and 1967 Birmingham Athletics who went on to a 19-year career as a Major League manager
- Doug Segrest, reporter for the Birmingham News covering the Barons from 1999 to 2012.
- Bo Landreth, full-time bat boy for the 1991 to 1995 Birmingham Barons teams, and part time bat boy through the 2000 season. He also worked as a bat boy for the Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox during Terry Francona's tenure with those clubs.
Gallery
Art Clarkson
Walt Dropo
Terry Francona
Joe Grzenda
Sam Hairston
Willie Mays
Satchel Paige
Jimmy Piersall
Mule Suttles
Alf Van Hoose
External links
- Birmingham Barons Hall of Fame at birmingham.barons.milb.com