El Paso Baseball Hall of Fame

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Robert “Bob” Aguirre

President

Raul Real y Vasquez

Vice President/Treasurer

Dana Eisenga

Secretary

Larry Hernandez

Nominations Chairman

Michael Cox

Inducted in 2019
.400 Batting Average with 7-1 pitching record and 1.19 ERA his junior year at Riverside High School
earning All-District and All City honors
His senior year he led Riverside High School to its first District championship with a .535 BA, 5-2 pitching record and 1.83 ERA earning All District and All City honors
Played collegiately at Hill Junior College with a .362 BA and 4-2 pitching record
His sophomore year he had a .382 BA with a 6-2 pitching record
Played at Hardin Simmons University where he was the winning pitcher in a 9-inning game against UTEP