Croquet Hall of Fame
The United States Croquet Hall of Fame was established in 1979 by the Croquet Foundation of America to recognize individuals with exceptional skill in the sport of croquet or men and women who have contributed to the sport's health and growth. The Croquet Hall of Fame is located in West Palm Beach, Florida, at the headquarters of the United States Croquet Association, the National Croquet Center. Each year, new inductees to the Croquet Foundation of America's Hall of Fame are celebrated at a fund-raising dinner and ball usually held at the National Croquet Center.
Inductees to the Croquet Hall of Fame, by year:
- 1979
- Margaret Emerson
- Samuel Goldwyn
- Averell Harriman
- Moss Hart
- Milton "Doc" Holden
- George S. Kaufman
- Harpo Marx
- Dorothy Rodgers
- Herbert Bayard Swope Sr.
- Joseph Tankoos
- Alexander Woollcott
- Daryl Zanuck
- 1980
- John David Griffin
- Howard Hawks
- John Lavalle
- Suzie Linden
- Duncan McMartin
- Lillian Phipps
- Richard Rodgers
- Michael Romanoff
- George Sanders
- Gig Young
- 1981
- George Abbott
- Andrew Fuller
- Louis Jourdan
- Frederick Shock, Jr.
- Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr.
- 1982
- Raoul Fleischmann
- Jean Negulesco
- Edmund A. Prentis III
- Francis Tayloe
- 1983
- Paul Butler
- William Harbach
- Jack R. Osborn
- Nelga Young
- John Young II
- 1984
- William Hawks
- Richard Pearman
- Archie Peck
- Catherine Tankoos-Barrett
- 1985
- Hilda McMartin
- Elizabeth Newell
- 1986
- Tom McDonnell
- 1987
- Barton Gubelmann
- Walter Gubelmann
- 1988
- Cesare Danova
- Ned Skinner
- Frederick Supper
- 1989
- E.A. "Teddy" Prentis IV
- S. Cortland Wood
- 1990
- Al Heath
- Jim Lyons
- 1991
- Jean Arrington
- Patricia Supper
- 1992
- Robert Clayton
- Don Degnan
- Lee A. Olsen
- 1993
- Peyton Ballenger
- Mack Penwell
- 1994
- Rudulph E. (Foxy) Carter
- 1995
- Archie Burchfield
- W. Ellery McClatchy
- Stan Patmor
- Forrest Tucker
- 1996
- John Donnell
- Bill Hoy
- Russ Ketcham
- 1997
- James B. Miles
- 1998
- James H.U. Hughes
- 1999
- Michael Gibbons
- Robert Kroeger
- 2000
- Ray Bell
- Reynold E. Kraft
- Jerry Stark
- 2001
- Charles P. Steuber
- 2002
- Norma S. Truman
- 2003
- Freeman A. (Bill) Berne
- Billie Jean Berne
- 2004
- William (Bill) W. Campbell
- 2005
- Fred Jones
- John C. Osborn
- 2006
- John W. Curington
- 2007
- Robert (Bob) Chilton
- 2008
- Diane Blow
- Jackie C. Jones
- 2009
- Honoring all previous inductees
- 2010
- Alexander Ix
- Dr. William Luke
- Margaret Mihlon
- 2011
- Dan Mahoney
- Rich Curtis
- Richard Brackett
- 2012
- Jack McMillin
- Johnny Mitchell
- Ruth Summers
- 2013
- Charles Lazarus
- Anne Frost Robinson
- Rhys Thomas
- 2014 [1]
- W. David McCoy
- Ervand Peterson
- 2015 [2]
- Shereen Hayes
- Steve C Johnston
- Mike Orgill
- 2016
- Damon Bidencope
- Albert J (Bert) Myer
- 2017
- Digby Bridges
- 2018
- Ben Rothman
- Eugene F. “Gene” Young
- 2019[3]
- Harvey Geiger
- Danny Huneycutt
- John W. Solomon (posthumously)
- 2020
- Sherif Abdelwahab
- Rory J. Kelley
- 2021
- Jim Bast
- Mohammad Kamal
- 2022
- David Ekstrom
- Jacques Fournier
- 2023
- Harold (Hal) Denton
- Robert L (Bob) Alman (posthumously)
- 2024
- Cheryl Bromley
- Sara Low
See also
[edit]External links
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Croquet Hall of Fame announces two new members". Palm Beach Daily News. 28 October 2014. Retrieved 28 February 2015.
- ^ "The Redcoats are Coming". USCA. 9 September 2015. Retrieved 5 November 2015.
- ^ "USA Croquet News". Croquet News. No. 2019 Volume 3. pp. 16–20. Retrieved 26 July 2021.
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