Announcement
The following are current members of the LDBA Hall of Fame. We are attempting to update the information on each member. If you have information you would like to submit on an LDBA Hall of Fame member, please e-mail the information to Dan Haugh at danhaughwfc@live.com with LDBA HALL OF FAME as the subject title.
Jim Wimperis
Clark Brock
Past President 1980-1981
Bob Davis
Past President 1972-1973
Jim Bushby
Reg Huntington
Reg was an EBBA umpire and an important part of the EBBA administration in the early days of youth baseball in London.
Don Swindall
Mary Hohmann
Past President 1989-1997
Fred Russell
Harve Bailie
Past President 1976-1977
37th OBA President 1981-1982
Doug Stinson
Past President 1978-1979
Frank Colman
First president of the Eager Beaver Baseball Association and former major league player with the New York Yankees.
Jim Cressman
Former International and minor professional umpire. Cressman was named International Umpire of the Year in 1990 when he served as an umpire in the World Championships in Edmonton. Jim is still active as an LDBA umpire and course instructor for Baseball Ontario.
Mac Gates
Graeme Nichol
Dan Pulham
Past President 1998-2006
Murray Foubert
Past President 1974-1975
Bob Stark
Bob Bennett
Past President 1982-1983
George "Moonie" Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates World Series Hero - 1909.
Canada's Baseball Player of the Half Century 1900- 1950
Nick Nicholls
An Eager Beaver Baseball Association past president and coach for over 30 years. Starting in 1955 and continuing into the mid 80s Nicholls was active in baseball in London.
Bob Humphries
Bob started as a coach in the Eager Beaver Baseball Association, and later served as president of EBBA. In 1988 Bob became a member of the Baseball Ontario Board of Directors as the LDBA representative. He then served many years as an elected Director of Baseball Ontario and as the Chairman of the Risk Management Committee. In 2009 he received the Barry Salt Award which goes each each to the Baseballl Ontario director of the year. Bob Humphries passed away on March 24, 2012.
JoAnn Fredin
Long-time secretary of LDBA
Bill Sevier
