2013 banquet_program_2013 WEB

38th Annual
Sports Banquet
May 15, 2013
Monday 10-6, Thursday and Friday 10-8 ° Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday 10-5
1 1/2 mile south of Delaware Memorial Bridge on Rt. 13 & 40 before airport
Jackson Ave. & Du Pont Hwy., New Castle, DE
Inducted into the Trapshooting Hall of Fame in 1979
Inducted into the Skeetshooting Hall of Fame in 2002
Mission Statement
The mission of the Delaware Sports Museum
and Hall of Fame is to celebrate the history,
preserve the legacy, and honor the heroes of
the sports within Delaware and those who
have brought recognition to Delaware by
their accomplishments elsewhere.
The membership strives to educate young
and old about athletics, sportsmanship, and
work ethic while providing inspiration to
maintain active and healthy lifestyles
through sports.
DELAWARE SPORTS MUSEUM
& HALL OF FAME
OFFICERS & BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2013
President – Tom Fort
1st Vice President – Chuck Durante
2nd Vice President – Jack Holloway
Secretary – Beth Brown
Treasurer – Bill Hayes
Historian – Len Holmquist
Immediate Past President – Bob Tattersall
BOARD MEMBERS
Jim Clapp, Karen Conlin, Sandy Coveleski,
Ken Farrall, Mike Hart, Frank W. “Bud” Hitchens, Jr.,
Gil Jackson, Willy Miranda, Louis Olivere
BOARD MEMBER EMERITUS
Ben Sirman, Jr.
PROGRAM
Call to Order
Introduction of Past Inductees
Introduction of Class of 2013
National Anthem
Bips Egnor
Welcome
Chuck Durante
Dinner
Induction Ceremonies
Banquet Chairwoman
Sue Holloway
1976
Caras, Jimmy
Johnson, Judy
MacLure, Marion Jessup
Michaels, Eddie
Miller, Creighton
Oliver, Ed
Zwolak, Vic
1982
Coveleski, Frank
Garvine, Cliff
Marshall, Chip
O’Neill, Rev. James
Shakespeare, Frank
Taylor, Ellis
Tosi, John
1977
Koffenberger, Ed
McGowan, Bill
Newlin, Frank
Sawin, Nancy
Tribuani, Al
Waller, Ron
Willis, Vic
1983
Cooper, John
Green, Dallas
Hazewski, Eddie
Miller, Rosemary
Mulvena, Jack
Murray, Bill
Pitts, Jackie
1978
Carpenter, Bob
Douglas, Dave
Marvil, Dallas
Montero, Dim
Nelson, Dave
Warrington, Caleb “Tex”
Wharton, Buck
1984
Chadick, Paul
Cloud, Nate
Doherty, Billy
Klosiewicz, Cas
May, Dave
McGraw, Rea
Neiger, Al
1979
Cole, Billy
duPont, Will
Grier, Cap
McMahon, Matchie
Naylor, Millard
Schollenberger, George
Short, Chris
1980
Aiello, Johnny
Betts, Huck
Cartwright, Al
Doherty, II, Gerald P.
Field, Bryan
Hall, Tom
Vosters, Bunny
1981
Blaney, Bernie
Chalmers, Shorty
Cihocki, Eddie
Donohue, Matt
Knight, Pat
Sasse, Ralph
Skinner, Bill
1985
Brooks, Lou
Crawford, Al
Crimian, Jack
Doherty, III, Gerald P.
Hayes, Walter
Krapf, Jim
McConnell, Willard
Reilly, Kevin
Wilcutts, John
Zablotny, Walter
1986
Givens, Charlie
Hayman, Conway
Hickman, John
Johnson, George
Lichtenstein, Vic
Roache, Willie
Turley, Doug
1987
Carpenter, Ruly
George, Bennie
Guthrie, Grant
Hagan, Jim
Morris, Johnny
Pankowski, Joe Pennock
Rawstrom, Harry
1988
Birkenheuer, Rev. John
Elliott, Carlton
Estock, George
Hoffman, Robert
Justice, Rita
Snowberger, Russ
Swartz, Hymie
1989
Davis, Brandon “Brandy”
Dunn, Chris
Gregg, Steve
Hilyard, Jennifer Franks
Kelley, Robert
Lore, Francis
Spruance, Gretchen Vosters
1990
Brown, Mike
Carucci, Dom “Quack”
Chambers, Bill
Hahn, Patsy
Lucas, John “Cookie”
Reitzes, Herm
Riley, Bob “Peanuts”
1991
Bruton, Bill
Jacobs, Forrest “Spook”
Johnson, Dave
Mason, Tom
Salvatore, Pete
Walsh, Franny
Wilson, Tim
1992
Anderson, Harry
Campbell, Joe
Hawke, Vic
Hayman, Gary
Passmore, Bill
Showalter, Audie Kujala
Wills, Howard
1993
Brady, John J.
Katzman, Izzy
Milligan, Hank
Raymond, Harold “Tubby”
Roberts, Milt
Watson, Steve
Wockenfuss, John
1994
Anderson, Anthony
Gerow, Bill
McBride, Steve
Moser, Lou
Redden, Art
Sezna, Wally
Slattery, Herb
Sund, Al
White, Randy
1995
Brooking, Anne
Dowd, Robert F.
Johnson, Sterling “Terl”
Lesher, John
Martin, Renie
Seaburg, Gus
Slowik, Carol Thomson
1996
Baker, Dorothy
Cunningham, Bert
Duncan, Scotty
Hall, Mike
Lambert, Rodney
Rylander, C. Roy
Taylor, Irvin “Ace”
Thompson, Harold “Buck”
1997
Baldwin, Renee
Capodanno, Laura
DiPace, Dan
Franks, Roger
Hitchens, Mary Ann
Land, John
Masley, Frank
Meade, Mike
Thomson, William A.
1998
Billings, Bill
Collick, Bill
Hannah, Bob
Motley, Felman
Shepherd, Sr., Lennell
Shockley, Costen
Smith, Janet
Sund, Leonard “Lenny”
1999
Balick, Charlotte
duPont, Margaret Osborne
Gillen, Eugene “Buzzy”
Hanford, Carl
Henry, Spencer
Kenney, Rev. Robert
Saddler, William “Bubby”
2000
Farmer, Sr., Dale C.
Farmer, Robert “Clyde”
Ferrell, Howard “Toots”
Kadel, C. Walter
Ludington, Ron
Richardson, Elizabeth “Betty”
White, Jr., Henry G.
Zabitka, Matthew “Matt”
2001
Bianchini, Rosemary “Roe”
Hanna, Norman
Harris, Dionna
Lewis, Jimmy
Robinson, Robert “Robbie”
Sheats, Earl
Stansky, R. Benjamin
Tiberi, David
Williams, Pat
2002
Davis, Eddie
Frick, George
Joseph, Melvin
Kane, Joseph
McCall, Francis J. “Mike”
Meharg, Margaret “Missy”
Rudawsky, Vicki Huber
Trotter, Harold
2003
Bastianelli, Herm
Ciesinski, Roman “Ray”
Damico, Lawrence “Laudy”
Dayton, Julie Ann
Ferguson, Pat Ryan
Pheiffer, William
Reynolds, Bruce
Steers, Kenneth D.
Taylor, Steve
2004
Apostolico, Martin
Bodley, Hal
Bucci, Nicholas
English, A. J.
Grandell, Dr. Peter A.
Kampert, Sue Manelski
Kapa, William L.
Mason, Fred A.
Scott, B. Gary
Silicato, Thomas Carmen
Viera, Barbara L.
2005
Brooks, Sr., C. Melvin
Delaney-Scheetz, Susan
Hoffstein, Jules “Ace”
Mattson, Bob
Mees, Thomas
Neill, Michael
Purzycki, Joseph
Taylor, John
Townsend, John
Walls, James F.
2006
Andrus, Robert
Buckalew, Bart
DeShields, Delino
Harris, Barbara
Johnson, Dennis
Koffenberger, Richard
Leshem, Leonard
Wentworth, James
Wisniewski, Irvin C.
2007
Briggs, Bernard “Barney”
Bundren, Jim
Immediato, Bob
Mayer, Vincent “Winnie”
McCall, Rick
Purnell, Lovett
Scott, Vinnie
Whitcraft, David
Whiting, Val
2008
Bender, Lou
Carmichael, Donald “Ducky”
Clapp, Jim
Dickerson, Ron
Ferris, Brenda Becker
Fry, Doris Callaway
Holloway, Jack
Hudson, Aubrey
Knisely, Mary Schilly
Oddo, Jim “Whitey”
Rollins, Sr., John W.
Smith, Jim
2009
Callaway, Edward “Punk”
Clark, Jr., Albert “Buddy”
Flynn, James “Jimmy”
Hubinger, Dave
Johnson, James “JJ”
Kaminski, Frank
Lewis, Clifton “Gator”
Marshall, Tom
McGlinchey, Mike
Mulrooney, F. Tucker “Tuck”
Schaen, Charles “Gene”
Sysko, Dave
2010
Bastianelli, Steve
Cephous, Frank
DeGroat, Bob
Doherty, Helen
Kempski, Ted
Moliken, Laura Knorr
Natalie, Jamie
Pabst, Jim “Tuffy”
Stansbury, Terence
Townsend, Chester V. “Bud”
Weldin, Mary Jane
2011
Dillard, Sherman
Hand, Mary-de Mackie
Henry, Dwayne
Kohn, Karen
Lank, Joe
Minker, Matt
Moyer, William
Thomas, Sheldon
Wheeler, Larry
White, Doug
2012
Baly, John “Jack”
Beattie, Rev. Joseph
Clark, Mike
Dendy, Terri
Fischer, Jim
Horne, Albert
Laramore, J. Alvin “Slats”
VanSickle, Lori
Walsh, John
INDUCTEES 1976-2012
Aiello, Johnny
1980
Anderson, Anthony
1994
Anderson, Harry
1992
Andrus, Robert
2006
Apostolico, Martin
2004
Baker, Dorothy
1996
Baldwin, Renee
1997
Balick, Charlotte
1999
Baly, John “Jack”
2012
Bastianelli, Herm
2003
Bastianelli, Steve
2010
Beattie, Rev. Joseph
2012
Bender, Lou
2008
Betts, Huck
1980
Bianchini, Rosemary “Roe” 2001
Billings, Bill
1998
1988
Birkenheuer, Rev. John
Blaney, Bernie
1981
Bodley, Hal
2004
Brady, John J.
1993
Briggs, Bernard “Barney”
2007
Brooking, Anne
1995
Brooks, Sr., C. Melvin
2005
Brooks, Lou
1985
Brown, Mike
1990
Bruton, Bill
1991
Bucci, Nicholas
2004
Buckalew, Bart
2006
Bundren, Jim
2007
Callaway, Edward “Punk” 2009
Campbell, Joe
1992
Capodanno, Laura
1997
Carmichael, Donald “Ducky” 2008
Carpenter, Bob
1978
Carpenter, Ruly
1987
Caras, Jimmy
1976
Cartwright, Al
1980
Carucci, Dom “Quack”
1990
Cephous, Frank
2010
Chadick, Paul
1984
Chalmers, Shorty
1981
Chambers, Bill
1990
Ciesinski, Roman “Ray”
2003
Cihocki, Eddie
1981
Clapp, Jim
2008
Clark, Jr., Albert “Buddy” 2009
Clark, Mike
2012
Cloud, Nate
1984
Cole, Billy
1979
Collick, Bill
1998
Cooper, John
1983
Coveleski, Frank
1982
Crawford, Al
1985
Crimian, Jack
Cunningham, Bert
Damico, Lawrence “Laudy”
Davis, Brandon “Brandy”
Davis, Eddie
Dayton, Julie Ann
DeGroat, Bob
Delaney-Scheetz, Susan
Dendy, Terri
DeShields, Delino
Dickerson, Ron
Dillard, Sherman
DiPace, Dan
Doherty, Billy
Doherty, II, Gerald P.
Doherty, III, Gerald P.
Doherty, Helen
Donohue, Matt
Douglas, Dave
Dowd, Robert F.
Duncan, Scotty
Dunn, Chris
duPont, Margaret Osborne
duPont, Will
Elliott, Carlton
English, A. J.
Estock, George
Farmer, Sr., Dale C.
Farmer, Robert “Clyde”
Ferguson, Pat Ryan
Ferrell, Howard “Toots”
Ferris, Brenda Becker
Field, Bryan
Fischer, Jim
Flynn, James “Jimmy”
Franks, Roger
Frick, George
Fry, Doris Callaway
Garvine, Cliff
George, Bennie
Gerow, Bill
Gillen, Eugene “Buzzy”
Givens, Charlie
Grandell, Dr. Peter A.
Green, Dallas
Gregg, Steve
Grier, Cap
Guthrie, Grant
Hagan, Jim
Hahn, Patsy
Hall, Mike
Hall, Tom
Hand, Mary-de Mackie
1985
1996
2003
1989
2002
2003
2010
2005
2012
2006
2008
2011
1997
1984
1980
1985
2010
1981
1978
1995
1996
1989
1999
1979
1988
2004
1988
2000
2000
2003
2000
2008
1980
2012
2009
1997
2002
2008
1982
1987
1994
1999
1986
2004
1983
1989
1979
1987
1987
1990
1996
1980
2011
INDUCTEES 1976-2012
Hanford, Carl
Hannah, Bob
Hanna, Norman
Harris, Barbara
Harris, Dionna
Hawke, Vic
Hayes, Walter
Hayman, Conway
Hayman, Gary
Hazewski, Eddie
Henry, Dwayne
Henry, Spencer
Hickman, John
Hilyard, Jennifer Franks
Hitchens, Mary Ann
Hoffman, Robert
Hoffstein, Jules “Ace”
Holloway, Jack
Horne, Albert
Hubinger, Dave
Hudson, Aubrey
Immediato, Bob
Jacobs, Forrest “Spook”
Johnson, Dave
Johnson, Dennis
Johnson, George
Johnson, James ”JJ”
Johnson, Judy
Johnson, Sterling “Terl”
Joseph, Melvin
Justice, Rita
Kadel, C. Walter
Kaminski, Frank
Kampert, Sue Manelski
Kane, Joseph
Kapa, William L.
Katzman, Izzy
Kelley, Robert
Kempski, Ted
Kenney, Rev. Robert
Klosiewicz, Cas
Knight, Pat
Knisely, Mary Schilly
Koffenberger, Ed
Koffenberger, Richard
Kohn, Karen
Krapf, Jim
Lambert, Rodney
Land, John
1999
1998
2001
2006
2001
1992
1985
1986
1992
1983
2011
1999
1986
1989
1997
1988
2005
2008
2012
2009
2008
2007
1991
1991
2006
1986
2009
1976
1995
2002
1988
2000
2009
2004
2002
2004
1993
1989
2010
1999
1984
1981
2008
1977
2006
2011
1985
1996
1997
Lank, Joe
Laramore, J. Alvin “Slats”
Leshem, Leonard
Lesher, John
Lewis, Clifton “Gator”
Lewis, Jimmy
Lichtenstein, Vic
Lore, Francis
Lucas, John “Cookie”
Ludington, Ron
MacLure, Marion Jessup
Marshall, Chip
Marshall, Tom
Martin, Renie
Marvil, Dallas
Masley, Frank
Mason, Fred
Mason, Tom
Mattson, Bob
May, Dave
Mayer, Vincent “Winnie”
McBride, Steve
McCall, Francis J. “Mike”
McCall, Rick
McConnell, Willard
McGlinchey, Mike
McGowan, Bill
McGraw, Rea
McMahon, Matchie
Meade, Mike
Mees, Tom
Meharg, Margaret “Missy”
Michaels, Eddie
Miller, Creighton
Miller, Rosemary
Milligan, Hank
Minker, Matt
Moliken, Laura Knorr
Montero, Dim
Morris, Johnny
Moser, Lou
Motley, Felman
Moyer, William
Mulrooney, F. Tucker “Tuck”
Mulvena, Jack
Murray, Bill
Natalie, Jamie
Naylor, Millard
2011
2012
2006
1995
2009
2001
1986
1989
1990
2000
1976
1982
2009
1995
1978
1997
2004
1991
2005
1984
2007
1994
2002
2007
1985
2009
1977
1984
1979
1997
2005
2002
1976
1976
1983
1993
2011
2010
1978
1987
1994
1998
2011
2009
1983
1983
2010
1979
INDUCTEES 1976-2012
Neiger, Al
Neill, Michael
Nelson, Dave
Newlin, Frank
Oddo, Jim “Whitey”
Oliver, Ed
O'Neill, Rev. James
Pabst, Jim “Tuffy”
Pankowski, Joe Pennock
Passmore, Bill
Pheiffer, William
Pitts, Jackie
Purnell, Lovett
Purzycki, Joseph
Rawstrom, Harry
Raymond, Harold “Tubby”
Redden, Art
Reilly, Kevin
Reitzes, Herm
Reynolds, Bruce
Richardson Elizabeth “Betty”
Riley, Bob “Peanuts”
Roache, Willie
Roberts, Milt
Robinson, Robert “Robbie”
Rollins, Sr., John W.
Rudawsky, Vicki Huber
Rylander, C. Roy
Saddler,William “Bubby”
Salvatore, Pete
Sasse, Ralph
Sawin, Nancy
Schaen, Charles “Gene”
Schollenberger, George
Scott, B. Gary
Scott, Vinnie
Seaburg, Gus
Sezna, Wally
Shakespeare, Frank
Sheats, Earl
Shepherd, Sr., Lennell
Shockley, Costen
Short, Chris
Showalter, Audie Kujala
Silicato, Thomas Carmen
Skinner, Bill
Slattery, Herb
Slowik, Carol Thomson
Smith, Janet
Smith, Jim
1984
2005
1978
1977
2008
1976
1982
2010
1987
1992
2003
1983
2007
2005
1987
1993
1994
1985
1990
2003
2000
1990
1986
1993
2001
2008
2002
1996
1999
1991
1981
1977
2009
1979
2004
2007
1995
1994
1982
2001
1998
1998
1979
1992
2004
1979
1994
1995
1998
2008
Snowberger, Russ
Spruance, Gretchen Vosters
Stansbury, Terence
Stansky, R. Benjamin
Steers, Kenneth D.
Sund, Al
Sund, Leonard “Lenny”
Swartz, Hymie
Sysko, Dave
Taylor, Ellis
Taylor, Irvin “Ace”
Taylor, John
Taylor, Steve
Thomas, Sheldon
Thompson, Harold “Buck”
Thomson, William A.
Tiberi, David
Tosi, John
Townsend, Chester V. “Bud”
Townsend, John
Tribuani, Al
Trotter, Harold
Turley, Doug
VanSickle, Lori
Viera, Barbara L.
Vosters, Bunny
Waller, Ron
Walls, James F.
Walsh, Franny
Walsh, John
Warrington, Caleb “Tex”
Watson, Steve
Weldin, Mary Jane
Wentworth, James
Wharton, Buck
Wheeler, Larry
Whitcraft, David
White, Doug
White, Jr., Henry G.
White, Randy
Whiting, Val
Wilcutts, John
Williams, Pat
Willis, Vic
Wills, Howard
Wilson, Tim
Wisniewski, Irvin C.
Wockenfuss, John
Zabitka, Matthew “Matt”
Zablotny, Walter
Zwolak, Vic
1988
1989
2010
2001
2003
1994
1998
1988
2009
1982
1996
2005
2003
2011
1996
1997
2001
1982
2010
2005
1977
2002
1986
2012
2004
1980
1977
2005
1991
2012
1978
1993
2010
2006
1978
2011
2007
2011
2000
1994
2007
1985
2001
1977
1992
1991
2006
1993
2000
1985
1976
JACK AGNEW
Jack Agnew has devoted over 50 years of volunteer
service to baseball in Delaware. Agnew would easily
be classified as a “baseball lifer,” from his playing days
at Kingswood Community Center through high school
at P.S. duPont, the U.S. Marine Corps, playing and
managing in the Wilmington Semi-Pro League, managing
in American Legion ball to finally spending over 41 years
coaching and managing Midway Little League teams.
Agnew's connection to Midway Little League led him to
build some of Midway’s complex – including Midway's
original T-ball field after he started that program in
1983 - and maintain most of Midway's complex that
includes five fields. The Midway Little League major league competition plays on Jack
Agnew Field, dedicated in 2012 to honor his many, many years of service to the league.
Agnew, as a manager, produced seven Midway title teams (through 2012) and he
managed the 2001 Midway Little League all-star team that won the Delaware state title
and competed in the Mid-Atlantic Regional in Bristol, Conn. For his tireless efforts on
behalf of Midway's Little League program, Agnew was inducted into the Delaware
Baseball Hall of Fame in 2004. However, Agnew's contribution to sports in Delaware
extended from the diamond to the hardcourt, where he spent 30 years as a referee with
Board 11 of the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials (IAABO).
Additionally, Agnew began serving as a volunteer with the Delaware Sports Museum and
Hall of Fame when the museum opened its doors in 2002. From 2006 through 2009,
Agnew served on the Museum's Board of Governors. In 2011 he was part of a team of
volunteers who created procedures to preserve the Museum's archives of inductees. For
that work, Agnew was recognized as the DSMHOF Volunteer of the Year.
ETHEL “FEFFIE” BARNHILL
Ethel “Feffie” Barnhill was an all-around outstanding
three-sport athlete at The Tatnall School in the 1960s.
She was a four-year starter on the lacrosse team, and
she was a three-year starter on both the field hockey
and basketball teams. At Ursinus College, Barnhill
played five sports, earning 13 letters. She capped her
time at Ursinus by being named “Outstanding Senior
Female Athlete.” Barnhill served 17 years as head
lacrosse coach and director of lacrosse and field hockey
at the College of William and Mary (1982-1998).
Barnhill's lacrosse teams at W & M had 15 winning
seasons, posting an overall mark of 159-89-1. Barnhill's
squads were invited to the NCAA tournament six times; William and Mary has played in
the NCAA tournament only once (through 2012) since. In 1982 Barnhill's inaugural
squad went 11-2, won the Virginia AIAW state title and placed 5th in the AIAW Nationals.
Barnhill coached at several Olympic Development Camps and was selected as assistant
coach for the U.S. Women's Lacrosse World Cup winning team. She was appointed head
coach of Scotland's National Lacrosse team. Barnhill was chairperson of the SE District
of USFHA, (1981-85); President of the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches
Association, (1988-89); vice-president of the U.S. Women's Lacrosse Association, (199395); Chair-Elect of the U.S. Lacrosse, Inc. Board of Directors, (1998-2000); and on the
Organizing Committee of the U-19 World Championships hosted by USL, Baltimore.
Barnhill received the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Coaches
Award in 2001; and was named Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year in 1998.
She was inducted into the Virginia Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1997. Five years earlier, in
1992, Barnhill was inducted into the Ursinus College Hall of Fame.
CHARLEY BURNS
Charley Burns’ sports career dates back to when he was a
nine-year-old on the Lore School tumbling team where
he became captain and all-around points winner as a
sixth-grader. He then turned to swimming and diving,
successfully competing for nearly a half-century. At
Bayard Junior High, Burns was on the swim team for
three years, serving as captain in 9th grade, a season
during which he won all of his diving matches.
Swimming was dropped as World War II approached,
so Burns competed in AAU diving while also playing
three seasons of basketball at Wilmington High School
where he also lettered in track and served as leader corps
captain. Burns entered the Army in 1942 and won a swimming medal in the China/
Burma/India Theatre competition. He also boxed in the service going 17-1. After the Army,
Burns studied art and gave a few cartoons to News Journal sports editor, Al Cartwright. It
opened a new chapter in Burns’ life - featured sports cartoonist. Many of his works for the
Journal are displayed proudly at the DSMHOF. Notable Burns sports caricatures: Dave
Nelson, Jerome Brown, Bunny Vosters and horse racing's Greek Song. Burns founded the
Wilmington Swim Club with its swimmers and divers donating fees for youth scholarships.
At age 58, Burns entered the U.S. Senior Diving Championships and captured a gold medal.
His career also included coaching gymnastics for years at the Wilmington Central YMCA.
Burns was also one of the founders of the Wilmington Touch Football League in the '60s;
the league still competes. Burns is a recipient of the Delaware Sports Writers &
Broadcasters Herm Reitzes Award for his many contributions to sports in Delaware. In 1997
Burns was inducted into the Wilmington High “Wall of Fame.” His resume also includes
serving as vice-president of the DSMHOF along with many hours of volunteer service to
the organization.
FILLMORE CLIFTON
Fillmore Clifton left a big footprint as a player and later
as a coach in Sussex County, Delaware over a 30-year
period. Clifton was a standout in three sports - soccer,
basketball and baseball – for the Lewes High School
Pirates from 1930 to 1934. In all three sports Clifton
was team captain as both a junior and senior. His
leadership skills were apparent to his fellow students
with Clifton serving as class president as well as president
of the Student Council. Clifton took his considerable
athletic talents to West Chester (Pa.) University where he
swapped football for soccer while also continuing to play
basketball and baseball. Clifton captained the 1938 Golden
Rams baseball team to a winning record. Clifton's coaching career started right out of
college and, for the 1941-42 school year, he was head coach of all boys’ sports at
Bridgeville (De.) High School – introducing 11-man football – while also coaching girls’
basketball. World War II intervened and Clifton served three years in the Army. When he
returned to Bridgeville in 1945, he re-started the football program (dropped during the war)
and his boys basketball team went 15-1. For better than two seasons, from 1949 to 1951,
Clifton's girls hoops team ran off a 36-game winning streak. Clifton's Bridgeville football
team, led by All-State guard Paul Myers, went undefeated in 1950. Clifton had another AllState performer, end Dick Lewis, on his 8-1 1953 squad. When the Henlopen Conference
was formed in 1959, Bridgeville took the football title. Today when visiting football teams
arrive at Woodbridge High School – formerly Bridgeville – they play in the stadium named
for Fillmore Clifton. And, at each Woodbridge graduation, an outstanding senior athlete –
boy or girl – receives a scholarship that carries the name Fillmore Clifton.
JEFF COOPER
Jeffrey S. Cooper, a Conrad High School and University
of Delaware graduate, is a longtime athletic trainer for
the Philadelphia Phillies whose career achievements
place him at the pinnacle of his profession. Cooper
retired from full-time duties with the Phillies, but
continues to serve as a consultant on potentially serious
injuries. Cooper has traveled a long way since
his student days at Delaware, where he was student
trainer for the Blue Hens football team. In 2003, he
was named the National Athletic Trainers Association
Most Outstanding Trainer of the Year. Cooper served
as head athletic trainer for three major league baseball
All-Star games, and received the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society’s Major
League Service Award in 1997. Cooper is an inductee of the Pennsylvania Athletic
Trainers Hall of Fame and the Delaware Athletic Trainers Association Hall of Fame.
Cooper served as the Phillies’ assistant athletic trainer from 1976 through 1980. He was
promoted to head athletic trainer and held that job from 1981 through 2006. Cooper also
worked as a trainer in the Phillies’ minor league system from 1970 through 1973. Cooper,
Dallas Green and Ruly Carpenter are the only Delawareans with World Series rings from
the Phillies’ 1980 championship season. Cooper has received many other professional
awards, including the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society’s Training Staff of
the Year citation in 1994 and the University of Delaware Presidential Citation for
Outstanding Achievement in 1993. He has written numerous articles on athletic training
techniques and theories published in professional journals. Cooper is a founding member
and past president of the Baseball Athletic Trainers Society and was inducted into the
U.S. National Athletic Trainers Association Hall of Fame in 2012.
MONICK FOOTE
Monick Foote was national high school basketball player
of the year while at Sanford School and became an
all-conference college player who went on to play
professionally. Foote was voted first-team Delaware
All-State in 1992, '93 and '94; in both '93 and '94, she
was Gatorade State Player of the Year. Foote led
Sanford to the state championship in 1994 when she
was named the Delaware Player of the Year and the
Gatorade National High School Player of the Year.
She was also named a national Parade Magazine
first-team All-American. Foote scored 1,609 points
at Sanford, among the highest total points by a girl in
Delaware history. Sanford's record over her four seasons was 77-12. As a freshman at
the University of Virginia in 1995, Foote tied the NCAA Tournament record with seven
3-pointers in a second-round game vs. Florida. She was one of the Atlantic Coast
Conference's top sophomores in 1996. Foote helped carry the Cavaliers to the NCAA
Tournament regional finals in her first two years. Her junior year was wiped out by
injury, so she red-shirted and then Foote, as team captain her senior season, rebounded to
make the ACC all-conference third team in 1998-99. Over her collegiate career, Foote
scored 1,315 points, averaged 35.3 percent in three-point shooting, made the all-ACC
freshman team and was named to the all-ACC academic team her senior season. She
wore #13 throughout her career in Charlottesville. Foote played professionally for several
years in Israel. In 2000, she was named Delaware's 1990s Player of the Decade in a poll
of coaches, writers and referees. The same poll named her first-team all-defensive team
for the 1990s. The website Delaware Girls Basketball included Foote in its first “Great
Players of the Past” in 2008.
WALTER DAVE HURM
Dave Hurm was a four-sport star athlete at Newark High
School in the early 1950s who went on to have a stellar
college football career at Duke University. Hurm earned
11 letters as a Yellowjacket: three each in track, baseball
and basketball and two in football. In track Hurm
specialized in the high jump and shot put and was also
part of the 'Jackets’ relay teams. Even though strong
and muscular, Hurm was talented enough in the high
jump to challenge for top honors in state and county
championship meets. In the shot put, Hurm again was
a serious challenger for top honors at both county and
state title meets. On the baseball diamond, Hurm had
a great glove as a first baseman and was one of Newark's top hitters, batting .357 his
senior year. On the court, Hurm averaged over 20 points per game his senior season,
ranking third in New Castle County and earning him second-team All-State. Over Hurm's
junior and senior seasons, Newark went 31-8 on the court. But it was on the football field
that Hurm really excelled - at both offensive end and defensive back. Hurm was firstteam All-State in 1952, his senior year. Hurm's gridiron efforts at Newark landed him
in Durham, N.C. where, after playing on the freshman team as required at that time, he
started at offensive end for the varsity Blue Devils in '55, '56 and '57. Hurm earned
All-American honorable mention from United Press; was voted to the SAE All-America
squad; honorable mention All-Atlantic Coast Conference; and he topped off his career at
Duke when the Blue Devils put a scare into the mighty 4 th ranked Oklahoma Sooners in
the '58 Orange Bowl game before the Sooners pulled away in the fourth quarter for a
48-21 victory. Hurm also played two years (freshman and sophomore) of baseball at
Duke.
RHONDALE JONES
Rhondale Jones is recognized by many as the most
accomplished female sprinter in Delaware high school
history. Jones dominated Delaware high school track for
four years, then was a Division III All-American who
led her team to national championships. Jones won
12 individual outdoor state championships as a student
at Delcastle (two at 100-meter high hurdles, three at
100 meters, three at 200 meters and four at 400 meters).
She set state records at 100-meter hurdles and 200 meters
and, 14 years after graduation, she still holds the state
high school 200 meter record of 24.17. She was named
the state’s outstanding indoor track athlete of the year
all four years in high school (1995 thru '98), and was the state’s outstanding outdoor track
athlete as a junior and senior. At Lincoln University, she was a 16-time Division III AllAmerican, winning nine individual national championships – three each at the 100-meter
hurdles, 100-meter dash and 200-meter dash. She led Lincoln to national championships
in 1999 and 2000. In '99 Jones set a pair of NCAA Division III outdoor records: 11.64 at
100 meters and 23.72 at 200 meters. As of 2012, Jones’ 200-meter mark was still No. 1.
Jones was named the nation’s outstanding Division III track athlete in 2001 and the
indoor 60-meter division record she set, 7.51, is still the number to beat. Jones was
inducted into the Delaware Track and Field Hall of Fame in 2009. She was named the
outstanding Division III female track athlete of the first 25 years of NCAA women’s
competition, an honor bestowed as part of the NCAA’s 25th Anniversary of Women’s
Championships celebration.
DR. ARTHUR “ART” MAYER
Dr. Arthur “Art” Mayer is one of the most accomplished
swimmers in University of Delaware history and the
owner of numerous local, regional, national and world
records in the Masters Swimming Program where he
has competed for more than three decades. In 2010,
the Delaware Senior Olympics named Mayer Delaware
Senior Athlete of the Year. He has held several DSO
age group records. Mayer's achievements are even more
remarkable if you consider that when he arrived at
Delaware he could not swim and suffers from asthma!
As a freshman, Mayer set a trio of Delaware pool records.
He was unbeaten as a sophomore, breaking his own Hens
pool mark in the 200-yard backstroke several times, then set a new pool record in the distance at
Franklin & Marshall College. Mayer outdid himself as a junior, setting more pool records on the
road and set two records - 150 IM and 200 backstroke - in the Middle Atlantic Conference
championships. Mayer capped his UD career by being the first Hen to compete in the NCAA
swimming championships. Mayer received a degree in veterinary medicine and, due to work,
did not swim competitively again until 1975. He was recruited by former Delaware coach,
Harry Rawstrom, to begin a Masters Swimming Program at the school. Mayer formed the
program and threw himself into competing in Masters events; in 1988 he was part of a medley
team that set a national and world record at 200 meters; in '89 Mayer set a Canadian age group
record in the 100 backstroke. Mayer gave back to swimming in a number of ways including by
being the Delaware Valley Masters Program chairman for 12 years. Mayer served as track vet at
Brandywine Raceway and head track vet at Delaware Park in the '50s and '60s. In 1993, Mayer
was named Vet of the Year by the Delaware Veterinary Medical Association for his “outstanding
service, unselfish devotion and untiring efforts in the practice of veterinary medicine.”
LUKE PETITGOUT
A standout at Georgetown's Sussex Central High School,
Petitgout was a scholarship player at the University of
Notre Dame under coaches Lou Holtz and Bob Davie.
His collegiate career was so outstanding, Petitgout was
a first round pick in the 1999 NFL draft, selected 19th
overall by the New York Giants. Petitgout played nine
seasons in the NFL as an offensive tackle, eight with
the Giants and his final season in 2007 with Tampa Bay.
Over those nine seasons he started 110 games, including
the 2001 Super Bowl for New York. Sports Illustrated
picked Petitgout to its All-Pro first team after the 2001
season. At Notre Dame, Petitgout redshirted in 1994 then,
over the next four seasons, grew from being a special teams performer to starting 21 out of 23
games at offensive tackle for the Fighting Irish his last two seasons. After his senior season
Petitgout was voted to the All-Independents team by the Football News; selected to play in the
Senior Bowl All-Star game and was one of six Notre Dame seniors invited to the NFL
Combine. When he was picked 19th in the draft, Bob Davie, Petitgout's coach his last two
seasons at Notre Dame said, “Some people didn't think Luke could even play football (at)
Notre Dame. His pick says a lot about the hard work he put in here at Notre Dame.” Petitgout
was a first team All-State selection as a senior and a multiple All-Henlopen Conference pick.
He was selected for the 1994 Delaware Blue-Gold All-Star Game and played in the '94 High
School All-American Prep Game. Sussex Central High retired Petitgout's football jersey (No.
90) in 1999. Petitgout remembered his roots when he went to the NFL, wearing uniform No.
77 in honor of the Georgetown Fire Company; the fire company voted him an
associate/honorary member. He also financed the weight room when the new Sussex Central
High School was built.
UKEE WASHINGTON
A record-setting hurdler and All-State basketball player
at Dover High School, Ukee Washington went on to
become basketball captain at the University of Richmond
and then a respected sports journalist. In basketball, he
was named three times to the All-Henlopen Conference
team and as a senior in 1976, was first team All-State,
and was named to The Philadelphia Inquirer’s 15-man
all-area team. Washington graduated as the seventh
leading scorer in Delaware high school history with
1,305 points over three years. In track, Washington
twice won the maximum three championships – two
in the hurdles, one in the mile relay – in his junior and
senior years. He broke the state record in all three events. Washington's 14.28 in the high
hurdles was the state record for seven years, and his 37.85 in the 300-meter intermediate
hurdles lasted a lot longer - 17 years. Washington joined Henry Boss, Eric Caulley and
Ron Jackson in a mile relay performance of 3:17.49 at the University of Maryland Meet
of Champions on June 1, 1975; that standard has only been bettered once in Delaware
history. Washington was inducted into the Delaware Track and Field Hall of Fame in
2004. A voice and presence that took him around the world as a teenager, when he
performed in Russia, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Denmark and Mexico with the
Philadelphia Boys Choir, led Washington to broadcasting. After working at WSB
(Atlanta) and WBBH (Fort Myers), Washington joined KYW-TV, Channel 3 in
Philadelphia in 1986, where he has worked ever since as an anchor and reporter in sports,
news and features. In 2008, Washington was inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers of
Philadelphia’s Hall of Fame.
PAST PRESIDENTS
1976 – 1979 Albert T. Cartwright
1980 – 1981 Lou Romanoli
1982 – 1983 Nancy Sawin
1984 – 1985 William Kapa
1986 – 1987 F. Tucker Mulrooney
1988 – 1989 Sidney Balick
1990 – 1991 Stanley Bradley
1992 – 1993 Joseph Young
1994 – 1995 Joseph Eckrich
1996 – 1997 George Frick
1998 – 1999 Stanley Friedman
2000 – 2001 Barbara Viera
2002 – 2003 F. Tucker Mulrooney
2004 – 2005 Audrey K. Showalter
2006 – 2006 Jay Blank
2007 – 2009 Jerry Barsha
2010 – 2012 Bob Tattersall
2012 – 2013 Sustaining Membership
The Board of Governors of the Delaware Sports Museum and Hall
of Fame recognize and greatly appreciate those who have made a
Sustaining Membership contribution supporting Museum
operations.
Gold Level Contributors
Michael J. Axe Beth Brown Tom Fort
Silver Level Contributors
George Alderman Dorothy Baker
R.R.M. Carpenter, III Aubrey Hudson
Mrs. Melvin L. Joseph, Sr. Rita Justice
Laura Moliken
Bronze Level Contributors
Joseph Ackerman Jack Baly Karen Conlin
Julie Dayton
Ron Dickerson
Holly Fleming Doris Calloway Fry Steve Gregg
Bill Hayes Jack Holloway Gil Jackson
Ted Kempski Richard T. Koffenberger
Richard Mason Denis McGlynn Francis Migliocco, Jr.
Willy Miranda, Jr. Francis “Tuck” Mulrooney
Lou Olivere, Jr. Tubby Raymond
Bob Tattersall
Barb Viera Michael Wirtschafter
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Ukee Washington
and
Rhondale Jones
On their Induction into the
Delaware Sports Hall of Fame
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Congratulations to the Conference Honorees for
their induction into the Delaware Hall of Fame
2013
From the Athletic Directors
Congratulations
Jack Agnew
2013 Delaware Sports Hall of Fame
Inductee
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alumnus Luke Petitgout and
all of the inductees in this
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Delaware Sports Hall of Fame
inductees.
Iron Mike’s achievements & dedication to the children of
Delaware epitomizes what is best in DSMHOF athletes who
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Dr. Arthur “Art” Mayer
2013 Delaware Sports Museum Hall of Fame
Congratulations Art! See you in the pool
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Congratulations, Monick Foote ’94. By boldly pursuing your individual
path of excellence, you are being inducted into the Delaware Sports
Hall of Fame. We salute you for your accomplishments as a studentathlete at Sanford and the University of Virginia. We applaud your
career achievements in professional basketball and education. And,
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Many Things Done Well
TOWER HILL SCHOOL
AND THE GREEN & WHITE CLUB
Salutes all inductees in the
Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame
and is proud to honor this year’s inductee
FEFFIE BARNHILL
TOWER HILL SCHOOL
VARSITY ASSISTANT FIELD HOCKEY COACH 2000 - 2013
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1977 - Nancy Sawin ‘34
1978 - Bob Carpenter ‘34
1987 - Ruly Carpenter ‘58
2000 - Betty Richardson
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2008 - Jack Holloway
2010 - Bob DeGroat
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2013 Delaware Sports Museum Hall of Fame, Inc.
Inductees
COUNCIL MEMBERS
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Ernest “Trippi” Congo, II
Darius J. Brown
Hanifa G.N. Shabazz
Samuel Prado
Sherry Dorsey Walker
Robert A. Williams
Charles “Bud” Freel
Michael A. Brown, Sr.
Maria D. Cabrera
Loretta Walsh
Justen A. Wright
The Tatnall School
extends its
congratulations to
Distinguished Alumna
,
Class of 1971, on her
induction into the
Delaware Sports
Hall of Fame
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Newark
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The Athletic Directors
of the Blue Hen Conference
would like to congratulate
the 2013 Inductees
for their contributions
to Delaware sports.
We take pride in recognizing all inductees to the
Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame and
especially those inductees who have given service to
the Blue Hen Conference.
Marty Apostolico ‘04
Jack Baly ‘12
Steve Bastianelli ‘10
Lou Bender ‘08
Bill Billings ‘88
Bill Cole ‘79
Pete A. Grandell ‘04
Bob Ho man ‘88
Jack Holloway ‘08
Cli Lewis ‘09
Larry Wheeler ‘11
CONGRATULATIONS!!
2013 INDUCTEES
For Your Superb Contributions to
Delaware Sports
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AUBREY HUDSON
2008 INDUCTEE