Criteria: The Hall of Famers have been so honored based upon their ability, longevity, integrity, sportsmanship, character, and their contribution to their team and the game of baseball. Their ability is the paramount consideration.
Nashville Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame
Albert Alessio, Ronnie Bain, Ronnie Bargatze, Blackie Bell, Johnny Boguskie, Rupert Boone, Jack Buchanan, Jim Bundy, Lonnie Burchett, Steve Burger, George Callis, Dick Cartwright, Ray Cartwright, Joe Casey, Jackie Chaffin, Keller Chapman, Pride Chapman, Jackie Charlton, Harold "Cotton" Clark, Charlie Cline, Sr., Larry Cole, Bill Cook, Charlie Cooper, Lee Crouch, Roger Davis, Simon Dickerson, Lloyd Eskew, Charlie Fentress, Clyde Ferguson, Jimmy Ferguson, Don Fortner, Roger Fuqua, Steve Garner, Richard Graves, Billy Griggs, Hale Harris, Corky Hartman, Carl Haynie, Howard "Fats" Haynie, Mike Hendrix, Wayne Hiter, Billy Isaacs, Gerald Johnson, Boots Kirby, Paul "Buck" Kirby, Harry Lillard, Robert "Pinhead" Link, Dr. Brandt "Pinky" Lipscomb, Dee Loveless, Paul Mason, Jimmy Maxwell, Gary McDonald, Albert "Heads" Merville, Maurice Moffitt, Gerald Montgomery, John Morgan, Jimmy Morrissey, Charles "Bubber" Murphy, Dean Nichols, Virgil Nipper, R. B. Norton, Ron Norton, Jimmy Odum, Farrell Owens, Jimmy Patterson, Fred Perkerson, Jim Pittman, Donnie Polk, Jamie Pride, Bobby Reasonover, Fred Russell, Dave Scobey, Joey Seals, Floyd "Pop" Smartt, Billy Smith, Gene Smith, Jimmy Stephens, Bill Stinnett, John "Rocky" Stone, Hart Sullivan, Bill Sweatt, Kenny Thomas, Jamie Tillman, Jerry Vradenburg, Slick Welsh, Chester White, Clyde Whitehead, Russ Wingo, Wheeler Woodroof, Tony Woods, W. A. Wright
Nashville Fast Pitch Softball Hall of Fame
Robert "Bud" Angel, Price Carney, Ray Cartwright, Harry Dailey, Jimmy Eanes, Bob Gray, John Hunter, Blacky Jackson, Wiley Jackson, Horace "Abe" Leaver, Billy Lynch, Gary Martineau, Buster Morris, Fred Morris, Buck Owen, Jim Pate, Tom Pate, George Perkerson, Melvin Primm, Richard Primm, Ozzie Reynolds, Alfred "Bubber" Smith, Reese Smith, Jack Spore, Pat Sullivan, Jim Tignor, Jody Tomlin, Cleo Vaughn
Nashville Umpire Hall of Fame
2023, Pat Satterfield, 2021 Charlie Poag, 2015 Ken Norfleet, 2002 Dorris Armstrong, 2001 Dean Sloan, 2000 George Sherrill, 1999 Stan Cioccia, 1998 Grady Warren, 1997 Jim Hagar, 1996 Joe May, 1995 Paul Bush, 1994 Brice Hall, 1993 Roy McDonald
Professional Players Hall of Fame
Roy Pardue, Mike Willis, and Wayne Garland have been selected to the Old Timers Hall of Fame for their outstanding accomplishments as former professional players.
Pardue attended North High School, where he was MVP of the Nashville Interscholastic League in 1950 and 1951. With the hometown Nashville Vols in 1955, he was 17-10. His pro career ended in 1957; he became a pitching coach at Lipscomb from 1969-1980 and again from 1990-1996.
Garland was an All-City selection at Cohn High School and played for Post 5 in Connie Mack ball with Larry Schmittou. Drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 1st round of the 1969 amateur draft, he turned pro. In his last year with Baltimore, Garland produced a record of 20-7 before signing the first 10-year MLB contract with the Cleveland Indians. He retired after the 1981 season.
Willis graduated from Hillsboro High School and attended Vanderbilt University, playing for Schmittou’s three Connie Mack World Series teams. He spent six seasons in the minors before being drafted by the expansion Toronto Blue Jays. Willis’ pro career included 11 seasons.