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

Tommy Zubiate

Inducted in 1996
Started playing baseball at 8
Outstanding player in Babe Ruth and American Legion baseball
Played on American Legion team for Coach Albert Harris and was the catcher for Raul Medrano who is a member of El Paso Baseball Hall of Fame
Fellow El Paso Baseball Hall of Fame members Frank Johnson, Joe Hague and Jack Harris were teammates on American Legion team
Led Bel Air High School to its first District Championship in 1961
Earned All Star Honors 5 times as a catcher for several Semi-Pro teams
Member of the El Paso and Texas Umpires Association