Jenny graduated from East Rochester High School. Dick won a batting title with Mazzola Insurance in 1975. He has played with or against the best players over that period. Paul also served as a pitching coach in Section V Baseball for 17 years and was recently inducted into the Section V Hall of Fame. Biography Biography 3-game guarantee: No traveling teams. Jim and Evelyn can usually be seen volunteering at the annual senior softball tournaments, operating the electronic scoreboard. They also won many weekend tournaments. These teams amassed many Industrial Basketball League championships. Biography Fred’s slo-pitch softball career started in 1965 and he is still very active in senior softball today. His playing partners respected and recognized his quiet and gentle leadership and true sportsmanship both on and off the field. This sport is very popular in Russia and Eastern Europe today because of his effort. Upon graduation, he was named the freshman baseball coach for three years. Educational & Professional Background Under Development. As a softball player, Bill played with the best and for the best. Stuart and his wife Barbara (deceased) had a daughter Jennifer (Mark Allen). Ed is a major part behind the success of the 55+ and 60+ travel teams, known as Rallytime Sports and the Athletic Outlet. She was a 3 time All-World player and was well on her way to her 4th such honor when she blew out her knee in the 1976 World Tourney. January 26, 1953. He officiated the running of many sports activities and travel programs for Kodak employees in Rochester. His coach Dip Murray said, “He was a natural”. Frank also recorded over 200 wins as a pitcher in national play. Paul Goeggelman was born in 1956 to Donald and Ruth Goeggelman. He has two Industrial Eastern States Titles: 1982 & 1983. He played for DeGeorge Ceiling for 17 years. Educational & Professional Background He was league MVP (1994-96), leading the league in eight offensive categories in 1994 and 10 in 1996. John lost his battle with brain cancer in March 2008. They also went on to represent Rochester in the World Tournament in Milwaukee, and again in 1969 in Pittsburgh. Education His stats prove that he routinely was able to produce the game-winning hit when called upon. Bob was a slo-pitch softball player, pitcher, and manager from 1964 to 1982. Michael is married to Margy and has three children, sons Mike (Carrie) and Dan, as well as daughter Jamie. (Vinney) Cimino was born in Rochester on 1/15/32. Alan and his wife Gail have three children. Over his career, Jim played against or with all current male members of the Rochester Senior Slo-pitch Softball Hall of Fame. Additionally, you might see him at TSE playing winter ball with the “young” guys. Educational & Professional Background He loves the game and it shows in the high level of performance he displays to help propel his teams into winning championships. In the mid 1970s, the Major Fast Pitch League was squeezed off the Kodak diamonds and that almost destroyed the League. Later he attended the University of Phoenix. Gary attended Bishop Kearney High School in Rochester, NY. Family Background Biography An avid outdoorsman, he has skied for over 50 years. Multi-team and tournament available. He attended Fordham University from 1961 to 1964 and the University of Rochester in 1965. In 1971, Linda was named Player of the Year in the Rochester Major Women’s Slo-Pitch League while playing for Muxworthy’s Ski Haus. Biography CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS. Playing in nearly 35 Championships over a career spanning nearly 40 years and still counting, Junior has been selected Tournament MVP 7 times, and made All Tournament Team Player 12 times. He spent time coaching in youth baseball, soccer and bowling. He played two years of football, three years of baseball, and one year of basketball. The teams he played for were the Class “A” Rock Hill Cardinals of the Western Carolina League in 1964 and the Class “AAA” Tulsa Oilers of the Pacific Coast Dave Helmbold League in 1965. Biography Red has always been generous with his sponsorship of individual teams. Family Background He has served on the Executive Board of the association for many years. Biography Biography Charles attended Edison Tech High School in Rochester, NY. He coached baseball for four years at John Marshall High School and coached football there for two years. Woodbury High School in Salem, NH, University of New Hampshire, Women’s Army Corps, Monroe Community College, R.I.T. Harold “Shifty” Gears was the first player inducted into the ASA Hall of Fame when it opened in 1957. In late September of this year(2007), he helped his team win the “AA” Bracket 60s World Masters Tournament in Las Vegas. Henry also served as President of this group. Carol arrived as a catcher and was converted to a pitcher in 1969. Today, Gary is still involved in sports. As a player/coach on the 1973 Henco team, he helped them to a third place finish in the Cincinnati, OH Worlds. years in the printing business. Family Background Ron left this world in the late 1990s, but his spirit and fond memories still live on his teammates and friends. Don retired from the RDUA (Rochester District Umpires Association) in 2010. In 1995, he worked in the Empire State Games women’s fast-pitch tournament. Robert earned degrees in Applied Mathematics and Criminal Justice. He is a member of the Rochester Softball Hall of Fame and ARA Hall of Fame. Biography A great defensive player, he was tough to defend as he used all fields when hitting and was very fast. Educational & Professional Background Birth Place Lou did, however, play four years of Varsity baseball and made All-County teams as a second baseman and a shortstop. Players from this league have gone on to form the various senior tournament traveling teams, such as the Rochester Legends, Rallytime Sports, Shamrock Jack’s, and others. Jimmy, a career .659 hitter, also hit over 900 home runs in league and tournament play. At the ISSA Tournament of Champions in Tampa, FL, he made the All-Tournament team again. Rich worked at Gleason’s for 35 years and retired in 2004. She also showed her versatility when she was named “Basketball Official of the Year” in 2000. At the SSUSA Tournament of Champions in Auburndale, FL, he made the All-Tournament team and won the Homerun Derby title in the 60 division. Birth Place Harry’s softball career encompasses 56 years. Educational & Professional Background One is playing for the first time at Bayview Stadium and winning the 1960 City Tournament with Tobin Packing. Steve went to high school in Brooklyn, where he was a multi-sport athlete. Jack continues today to be one of the most active and respected officials in the Rochester area. John has two children, Ed and Elaine. Between 1947 and 1950, Paul began his slo-pitch softball career as most kids growing up in Rochester who played in the KPAA summer leagues. He won an RBA singles event in 1969 and followed that up with a Kodak Tournament win in 1970. They were the USSSA State Champs. In 2013, they were silver medalists in the National Senior Games. Fred was born to Eugene and Theresa (both deceased). Educational & Professional Background She could play any position on the field and play it extremely well, and was a great hitter — especially in big games. Jim Hughes began playing slo-pitch softball in 1965 with the Williamson Merchants. Family Background After softball, Jimmy turned to coaching youth sports in order to spend more time with his children. James played baseball for Scanlon Tire in 1968 and 1969. As a senior player, he has made 75% of the all-tournament teams in the tournaments in which he’s competed. Don played on 3 World Tournament Teams, in both the USSSA & ASA associations, they were, Roger’s Midway, Ragu / Al’s Green, and the Rochester Legends. $250 entry- 3 game guarantee (4 likely). A highlight of his career was meeting his wife at the Eastern States Industrial Tourney in 1974, where she played for Kodak Office. It is not uncommon for him to run from a girls’ fast-pitch game to a boys’ baseball game, and then finish up the night umpiring senior softball. Softball was not the only sport that Art excelled in. Gene suggested writing a weekly column about softball, and Frank approved. As a player, Lou played for the 1964 Section V Baseball Champion Irondequoit team where he was an All-County shortstop. During his 12 years that he played for his brother Randy as an outfielder, he won numerous Class B state titles. Biography Educational & Professional Background This was also one of the pioneer travel teams in the Rochester area but only played in the Bayview Major League one year, 1963. He was affiliated with several of the top World Tournament teams in the area such as, Al’s Green Tavern, Ragu, Pace Electronics, and Mazzola Insurance. Family Background Roger and his wife Fran have two children, Gina and Paul, and one grandchild. He also played for East High’s championship basketball and soccer teams in 1962 and was named two-time All-Scholastic goalie. Frank attended School #27 and East High School. He was team MVP in 1985. Where there is great camaraderie, sacrifices to be made or just plain “all-out effort,” you will find Frankie Masters’ fingerprints all over it. He even had the knack to know when to call an occasional trick play, most of which were successful. Biography Andy and his wife Bobbi have three children and six grandchildren. Family Background Major Contributor Category Donal has played either fastpitch or slo-pitch softball for nearly 50 years. Some of the outstanding teams he has played for over the years include: In addition to these great teams, he also played two years for the Rochester Zeniths in the APSPL-Pro League. Gene’s Team Pace has played in 11 Black America World Championships, winning 8 World Titles with an unprecedented 6 titles in a row. $150 per team, 3 game guarantee. During his softball career, Mike played on several well-known area teams, including Proietti’s. He also attended SUNY Brockport, where he was a four-year starter in baseball. Red not only donated four acres of land but also led the construction of a fenced, lighted field. The USSSA also noticed her exploits as Jenny was selected to be the first woman ever to be inducted into the USSSA Hall of Fame. Joe Sr. started his playing career in 1947 with the Phaudler Corporation of the Rochester Industrial Fastpitch League. The team is representative of the sponsoring company and its owners, Pat (RSSSA HOF Class 2012) and Karen Kehoe. Educational & Professional Background She now attends the Greater Harmony Missionary Baptist Church, where she is a member of the trustee board and the youth activities committee. 42 grammar school, Charlotte High School, MCC, and the University of Colorado. Dave has had a lifelong passion for baseball. Family Background Jim and his wife Dolores have four sons, James, Mark, Scott, and Todd, and three girls, Patricia, Kathleen, and Kimberly. He was named to All-World teams on four different occasions; 1964 with Jim Forester, 1966 with Ragu, and 1973 and 1974 as a pitcher with Kodak. As a player, his first tournament championship was at Bayview Stadium with Master’s Del. He constantly had a team ranked in the top 10 and traveled the country to play in NIT’s. He and his wife, Carolyn, have been married 47 years. Riders. He and his wife, Judy, have been married 45 years and have three children Brian, Linda, and Steven. Biography His batting average was .585 and his team was the Class “A” World Champions in Petersburg, VA. Rick was selected to the All-World Team that year, as well in Detroit, MI. Tim has worked for Patterson Dental Company for 33 years. Adult Youth Outlaw League. His softball playing career began in 1974 with the Medina Knights of Columbus and continues today in the senior leagues at McAvoy Park. Two years later, Feigner beat him by the identical score. His Bausch & Lomb team won two city championships in 1966 and 1967. Junior has had a very successful career in softball because of his hard play and never give up attitude that continues to drive himself and his team mates to victory. John has also been successful as a fastpitch coach. Frank and his wife Mary have three children: Frank Jr, Tom, and Robert. Biography Between 1961 and 1978, Dick played and managed in over 2,000 league games with a winning percentage above .800. Biography It is this dedication to the game off the field that earned Phil the John Warren Foundation Award winner. Along with teaching, she also coached field hockey, basketball, track, and softball. He attended MCC and the Rochester Fire Academy. Walter attended Hyde Park and Niagara Falls High School. In 2008, she was awarded “Teacher Of The Year.”. The loyalty translated to the “purest of dedication” in everything he does. Mike is a solid player as either a pitcher or first baseman with good defensive skills and above average hitting ability to all fields with power to go deep. He also won championships in the Ontario County League. Phil was City Recreation “Manager of the Year” in 1979. Limit of 12 teams per division, age determined as of Jan. 1. At MCC, he was All-Conference in basketball and was inducted into the MCC Sports Hall Of Fame as part of their 1969-1970 basketball team. He never missed a game. Paul played a major part in making this happen for many players because of his willingness to help others reach their goals. Biography He was in Vietnam from October, ’68 to January, ’70. Biography In the winter, he played in Florida from 2006 to 2010 with the Stancil’s team. Men's Slow Pitch Tournaments. Along the way, he also played for AO/Trovato, Mahan’s Liquor, Peter Snell Realtors, and Sneezy’s Softball Club. Thomas High School in Webster and graduated in 1968. John retired from his 32-year umpiring career in 2012. Umpiring games was just the beginning for Lou. At the time, it was the largest league of its kind in New York State. Gordon worked at Eastman Kodak for 27 1/2 years before retiring in 1991. He led Pace twice to the McGowan Invitational Championships and was General Manager for the Pace-Bootlegger NSA World Series Championship team. Professional Background Don has had many highlights in his sporting career. They have eight grandchildren: Miah, Milana, Tegan, Robbie, Brooklyn, Roman, Taia, and Nickolas. Lonny is the son of John “Mack” and Martha Ann Kimble (both deceased). He has 36 no-hitters and 19 perfect games. Biography By 1989, Joey had jumped right into slo-pitch softball, where he also enjoyed a great playing career. He credits his success by saying, “Obviously I’ve been surrounded by great teammates and a HOF coach.”. Lou attended Eastridge High School in Irondequoit, where he starred as a Varsity football and baseball player. He played American Legion baseball from 1952-54 as a pitcher, striking out 16 batters in several games. When he went to work for Kodak in 1976, he joined their Industrial League softball team. Wendy is a member of Pace Electronics elite 500-lifetime hits club. Educational & Professional Background Biography Sam worked for Monroe School Transportation for 22 years. She earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees from SUNY Brockport. Robbie attended Monroe High School in Rochester, NY. Biography He was raised on Ambrose Street in the city of Rochester, to Italian immigrant parents, Joseph Steven Nucci and Mary Mastroianni. Khalid Manns Abdul Salaam, born Clyde H. Manns Jr., was one of 6 children of Clyde and Gertrude Manns. Bill has played multiple positions including catcher, first base, and pitcher. Then in 1951, while playing in the Police Athletic League (PAL), a City Championship was won, along with a trip to NYC. Don played 8 years with Hectors at Bay View, 6 years with Trotters at Kodak and senior 55 for a couple of years. Locally, he played with Polo’s and helped them win three Puerto Rican League titles. After several Depression-era jobs in Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, he went to work at Kodak, where he worked for over 40 years before retiring in 1972. He also played for Flaherty’s Three Flags Inn for nearly 12 years. Since then, Mike has stayed close to the game by becoming an umpire, working both baseball and softball in the Rochester area. After his tour of duty, he played for various slo-pitch teams. He is an avid golfer and bowler, playing each several times a week. Educational & Professional Background He has five grandchildren; Jacyln and Jordan (Kym), Hanna Rose (Robyn), and Carter and Madeline (Richard). He played for Rochester’s senior travel teams from 1994 to 2012. He was considered both a defensive and offensive strength on any team he played upon. Bob was inducted into the New York State Hall Of Fame in 2010. He also played for Sunset Recreation and Zab Electric. Biography Mike also was a member of the Nation Qualifier wrestling team. Jeannette, PA Fred attended Aquinas High School and worked as an attorney. She attended Jordan Elbridge High School near Syracuse and graduated in 1977. His slo-pitch softball career started some years later in a bank league while playing for Marine Midland. Max has played competitive sports for most of his adult life. He worked at Xerox for 35 years before retiring in 2004. In 1971, he was voted team MVP, an honor he cherishes to this day as a reminder of his camaraderie with teammates who were like his brothers. Duane had an outstanding managing record of three World Tournament Titles, two World runner-ups, seven times in the top 5 in the World, and 12 times in the top 10 in the World. Starting in 1957, he joined KPAA softball as a young player. From 1979 to 1987, she managed the House of Trophies Women’s team and led them to a .850 winning percentage over eight years. Jerry is a great all-around player both on defense and offense, a true sportsman, team leader and competitor, and an enormous asset for any team he plays for. Rick attended SUNY Cortland. Questions contact Jeff Schmidt at 605-770-8171 or jschmidt@mitchelltelecom.net. They dominated the leagues for over 10 years, winning six national tournaments. He was an outstanding defensive player, averaging ½ DP per game. Khalid and his wife Patricia had 7 children: Faheem, Tynisha, Justin, Jordon, La’eeq, Ameerah and Ameenah. Over this span of time, teams he played on won several league and City championships. He has been affiliated with such teams as Kartes Builders, Mazzola Insurance and the Rochester Legends. He and his teams have won many softball championship awards, including “World Masters Championship 60’s” in 2007 where he won the “Defensive” Award. He attended Monroe Community College and SUNY Brockport and earned a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education. She spent three years at West High School, and 10 at James Madison High School, where she won three sectional titles in basketball and two city championships in field hockey. In 1987, she was hired by the Fairport school district, where she taught phys-ed, facilitated peer mediation classes, and acted as a mentor teacher. In addition to playing locally, that team traveled to a few Major-A tournaments. Sam was born to Salvatore and Mary Mastrosimone. Dan is a good player and great ambassador of the game who is giving back to the game we all love. Family Background He attended School #27 and East High School. He played for the 55+ USSSA National Champion Major team in 2011. Rick was the 1965 and 1966 MVP of the Cortland State baseball team. Family Background After enjoying a successful playing career he went to coach his four boys, Chuck, Carl, Joe, and Rick. He has been married for 61 years to his wife, Frances. His latest volunteer effort is with Angel Food Ministries through his church. Ken still is involved in slo-pitch softball today through his play with the Rochester Legends and others as well as managing teams in the senior recreation leagues. Biography He also was briefly in the Yankee system and on a pro team in Rome, Italy. He had tremendous speed and led the team in stolen bases and runs scored. Jerry umpired in the Men’s World Series in 1977 (Virginia), 1981 (North Carolina), and 1983 (North Carolina). Among his teams were Brenton Motors, Shakey’s, Ragu, Al’s Green Tavern, and Trimaldi’s. George was employed by the Eastman Kodak Company. John was born March 7th, 1947, to parents John and Edna. Biography Denny was born in Rochester, NY on November 25, 1950. At Fredonia, he played four years of baseball and one year of basketball. He worked at Kodak in Rochester for 20 years before retiring in 1985. An outstanding baseball player at Cardinal Mooney High School, Mike started playing fastpitch softball in 1975. He was a great team player with excellent skills and a good human being. Some of his top awards were: Educational & Professional Background Playing with the same basic core of players and friends throughout his playing years, playing against all levels of players, and establishing new friends through softball are Jim’s fondest memories. This RSA induction is Mike’s fourth “Hall of Fame” honor. Gene wrote several softball articles over the years. He won it again in 1977. Shortly after meeting, Bob Hyatt’s Stereo became the major sponsor of the Art Held team. He currently lives in Chantilly, Virginia, with his wife, Ronda. His Uncle Jack was the coach and his father Phil was the sponsor. They were state champions in 1973 and 1974. He has been a part of numerous travel teams including Rochester Olde Starts 50’s, Al’s Green Tavern 55’s and 60’s, Ridge Lumber 55’s, Shamrock Jack’s 65’s, and the Brook House 70-75’s team. He also played for Westside Merchants, Master’s Deli, Ronnie’s Suburban Inn, and the Brook House. Besides his excellent baseball and softball careers, Bo has been coaching high school sports in both baseball and football for over 40 years. Long time coaching opponent Duane McCoy calls Mo one of the 10 greatest players ever to play in the State of New York. Al served as a Regional Vice President of the USSSA from 1971 to 1984. As a college athlete, her team was a Division I national champion runner up in field hockey. FINAL STANDINGS. He was named to several All-Tournament teams, including one in Toledo, Ohio. Upon graduation from HS, Peter was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates as a pitcher, however he decided on a college education. Her first World Tournament was in Virginia and was coached by her father. Jack went to Edison Tech, where he played football, baseball, and was on the wrestling team. It carried over into the Armed Services from 1945-48 where he competed in football, track, basketball, and baseball. The field was named Gear’s Park in honor of the great ASA Hall Of Fame Kodak pitcher, Harold “Shifty” Gears. James graduated from Averill Park Central High in Troy, NY, and then SUNY Brockport, where he earned a degree in General Education. Several RSA Hall of Fame members are on the list: Andy Santillo, Frank Taccone, Gary Kaiser, Fred Prince, Willie Sheppard, Don Corey, Charlie McKay, and Peter Pavia. He retired from Kodak in 1975 completing 40 years of service. Mike enjoyed being around softball so much that he was encouraged to sponsor an up and coming softball team. Then she played for the great Pace Electronics team under Duane McCoy. Virginia Beach Info. Nick Sr. died in October of 1997. ELIGIBILITY: Players must live or work in the state of Minnesota. Family Background 1982 was a big year for Dave and KAD. After high school, he played fastpitch softball, most notably with Charlotte Merchants and Begy’s. Before his very fine softball career, Eddie had other sports successes. In 1975, she helped to lead the Al’s Green women’s team to a victory in the City Tournament and earned a berth to the Class B World’s in Beloit, WI. Biography For more information and to register visit siouxfallsymca.org/tristate. Carol Colombo attended Saint Agnes and Saint Joseph High School and graduated in 1953. Educational & Professional Background She has three siblings: Michael Kowalski, Kathy Kowalski Romig, and Jeanne Kowolski. Biography Al is also an avid golfer and has shot his age 4 times. Educational & Professional Background He was a great opposite field hitter. As one of the area’s top power-hitters, Gary played for Marlen Floor in the 1970s and played senior softball in the 2000s for a couple of teams, including Pace, earning All-American honors in the Over-55 category. He has worked in the bowling business at AMF Empire Lanes for 45 years. He is also a scratch bowler with three 300 games and a 799 high series. His teams won the Florida National’s in 2009 and the Buckeye Classic in 2017. Harry has one son, A.J. He also filled in for the Rochester Zeniths’ travel team. They have three sons, Galen, Loren and Keven. He played the majority of his career on one team, Hegedorn’s, for over 32 years. At 17, he played for Bon Jon’s Tux Shop in the Major Fastpitch League. Other events include organizing the new Flag Raising Ceremony at McAvoy Park in 2015. Tom and wife Rose have two children, Thomas Oldfield and Julie Oldfield. He became a member of the Rochester Olde Stars, Rochester’s original travel team. Jerry played basketball and baseball in both high school and college. Besides softball and cycling, Ron enjoys investing, hiking, billiards, and his grandkids. His efforts inspired nearby communities to develop recreation softball leagues of their own. Bill even spent a stint with the professional Rochester Zeniths. Jim will be remembered as the kind of individual we all strive to be: a true role model for today’s youth, one who exemplifies the true essence of what it means to be an athlete. During his 7-year tenure as manager, Kodak won an Eastern States title and was a two-time runner-up. Richmond Slow Pitch. John was born on January 5th, 1947, to parents George and Mary. Bo currently coaches at Pittsford Mendon High School. Among her degrees, she earned a New York State Permanent Certification in Health and Physical Education. Dario started his baseball career in the Navy from 1952 to 1956 where he set a league fielding record of 148 consecutive chances without an error for a second baseman. In 1968, their young Datagraphic team won the City Gauss Tournament and that was only the first of many titles to come. He was not active in either softball or baseball from 1962-76. He managed a diverse group of co-workers that ranged from pipefitters to research scientists. Jack has always been drawn to baseball. Family Background He was named to nine All-Tournament teams: Ed also received the John Warren Humanitarian Award for his contributions to softball and charity. Pat played on two World Tournament Teams: Muxworthy’s Ski Haus in 1972 and Pace Electronics in 1977. Dave was an outstanding baseball player in high school, where he was named All-County for two years in a row, winning the Section V Baseball Title in 1980. In 1983, the Pace men started to participate in the Black American Program. The B&L teams he played on were considered the best in class for many years in the 1960’s. John also played semi-pro hockey and touch football. In 1977, Bernie teamed with Hall-of-Famer Duane McCoy to manage their women’s team to a Major-A Slo-Pitch World Tournament. He later went to work for Eastman Kodak for 32 1/2 years before retiring in 1999. John is married to wife Ann and has two children, Jessica and Ryan. The following year, he was inducted into the NSA Hall of Fame. When it came to the World Tournaments, her average ballooned to .616. He has been selected to six “All World” player appointments including one MVP and one Defensive Player of Year. Educational & Professional Background Biography He is still playing in the local senior leagues and attends weekend tournaments today with the 65 Traveling Team.
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