Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame
Appearance
Museum entrance | |
| Established | 1976 |
|---|---|
| Location | 801 Shipyard Drive, Wilmington, Delaware, United States, 302.425.3263 |
| Coordinates | 39°43′55″N 75°33′50″W / 39.7320°N 75.5638°W |
| Type | Sports museum |
Executive director | Scott Selheimer |
| President | Chuck Durante |
Public transit access | |
| Website | https://desports.org/ |
The Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame was founded in 1976. Al Cartwright, who helped found it, was its first president[1] and was inducted to its hall of fame in 1980.[2] The current museum building was constructed in 1993.
The Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame is a member of the International Sports Heritage Association.[3]
The Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame contains the Izzy Katzman Sports Library,[4] named after a 1993 inductee.[5]
Gallery
[edit]- Backwall next to museum with I-95 in background.
- Museum building
- 2024 inductees
- 2025 inductees
- 2026 inductees
- Staff and board of directors, 2026
Inductees to the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame
[edit]A complete list of inductees to the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame is as follows:[6]
- 1976: Jimmy Caras, William "Judy" Johnson, Marion Jessup MacLure, Ed Michaels, Creighton "Cotton" Miller, Edward "Porky" Oliver, Victor "Vic" Zwolak[7]
- 1977: Ed Koffenberger, Bill McGowan, Frank Newlin, Nancy Sawin, Al Tribuani, Ron Waller, Vic Willis[8]
- 1978: Bob Carpenter, Dave Douglas, J. Dallas Marvil, Dim Montero, Dave Nelson, Caleb "Tex" Warrington, Charles M. "Buck" Wharton[9]
- 1979: William Cole, William du Pont Jr., John B. "Cap" Grier, John Joseph "Matchie" McMahon, Millard Naylor, George Schollenberger, Chris Short[10]
- 1980: John J. "Johnny" Aiello, Walter "Huck" Betts, Al Cartwright, Gerald P. Doherty, II, Philip Bryan Field, Tom Hall, Madge "Bunny" Vosters[11]
- 1981: Bernard "Bunny" Blaney, George V. "Shorty" Chalmers, Edward J. "Eddie" Cichocki, Matthew M. "Matt" Donohue, Pat Knight, Ralph Sasse, William A. "Bill" Skinner[12]
- 1982: Frank Coveleski, Cliff Garvine, Charles A. "Chip" Marchlewicz-Marshall, Reverend James O'Neill, Frank Shakespeare, John Tosi[13]
- 1983: John Cooper, George "Dallas" Green, Eddie Hazewski, Rosemary Miller, Jack Mulvena, Bill Murray, Jackie Pitts[14]
- 1984: Paul Chadick, Nate Cloud, Billy Doherty, Cas Klosiewicz, Rea McGraw, Dave May, Al Neiger[15]
- 1985: Lou Brooks, Al Crawford, Jack Crimian, Gerald P. "Doc" Doherty, Walter Hayes, Jim Krapf, Willard McConnell, Kevin Reilly, John Wilcutts, Walter Zablotny[16]
- 1986: Charlie Givens, Conway Hayman, John Hickman, George Johnson, Vic Lichtenstein, Willie Roache, Doug Turley[17]
- 1987: Ruly Carpenter, Bennie George, Grant Guthrie, Jim Hagan, Johnny Morris, Joe Pennock Pankowski, Harry Rawstrom[18]
- 1988: Reverend John Birkenheuer, Carlton Elliott, George Estock, Robert Hoffman, Rita Justice, Russ Snowberger, Hymie Swartz[19]
- 1989: Brandon "Brandy" Davis, Chris Dunn, Steve Gregg, Jennifer Franks Hilliard, Robert Kelley, Francis Lore, Gretchen Vosters Spruance[20]
- 1990: Mike Brown, Dom "Quack" Carucci, Bill Chambers, Patsy Hahn, John "Cookie" Lucas, Herm Reitzes, Bob "Peanuts" Riley[21]
- 1991: Bill Bruton, Forrest "Spook" Jacobs, Dave Johnson, Tom Mason, Pete Salvatore, Franny Walsh, Tim Wilson[22]
- 1992: Harry Anderson, Joe Campbell, William V. "Dick" Hawke, Gary Hayman, Bill Passmore, Audie Kujala Showalter, Howard Wills[23]
- 1993: John J. Brady, Izzy Katzman, Henry "Hank" Milligan, Harold "Tubby" Raymond, Milt Roberts, Steve Watson, John Wockenfuss[24]
- 1994: Anthony Anderson, Bill Gerow, Steve McBride, Lou Moser, Art Redden, Wally Sezna, Herb Slattery, Al Sund, Randy White[25]
- 1995: Anne Brooking, Robert F. Dowd, Sterling "Terl" Johnson, John Lesher, Renie Martin, Hans "Gus" Seaburg, Carol Thomson Slowik[26]
- 1996: Dorothy Baker, Bert Cunningham, Scotty Duncan, Mike Hall, Rodney Lambert, C. Roy Rylander, Irvin "Ace" Taylor, Harold "Buck" Thompson[27]
- 1997: Renee Baldwin, Laura Capodanno,