Induction Year: 1988

Born December 6, 1899 in Santa Paula California attended Briggs School and Santa Paula High School, graduating in 1919.

He attended Davis Agricultural School in Davis, California.

1916 C.I.F. Polevault Champion. (11 ft. 9 in.)

1916 C.I.F. Broadjump Champion. (21-5 1/2 ft.)

1915 State Polevault Champion. (11 ft. 6 in.)

1916 State Polevault Champion. (11 ft. 9 in.)

1968 Served as honorary referee for the Golden Anniversary C.I.F. State Track Meet in Berkeley, California in recognition of his historic feats.

After serving in the U.S. Navy during World War 1, Hall became a wholesale distributor of Standard Oil Products in Santa Paula until he retired in 1967.

Born September 10, 1944 in Klamath Falls, Oregon.

Attended St. Catherine’s Academy, Cabrillo Junior High School, Anacapa Junior High, and Ventura High School graduating 1962.

Lettered in three sports at Ventura High School, football, basketball and baseball 1960-61-62.

1960-61-62 varsity catcher on baseball team.

All-league selection in baseball two years, 1961-62.

1962 All-C.I.F. catcher

1962 Inducted into Ventura High School Hall of Fame.

1962 Awarded Max Houligan Award.

1963 Most Valuable player on Stanford University freshman baseball team.

1964 Most Valuable Stanford University varsity baseball team.

1964 Member of the U.S.A. Olympic baseball team. Led the team in hitting .379 and homeruns with four.

1965 Led the Stanford University Baseball Team to league and regional championships.

1965 All-League and All-Coast first team catcher Stanford University baseball team.

1966 Captain and Co-most Valuable player of the Stanford University Baseball Team. All-League and All-Coast first team. First team All-American.

1973 Inducted into Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame.

1966-73 Jim played professional baseball for the Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs, California Angels organizations.

Born February 25, 1939 in Corona, California Graduated from Oxnard High School in 1958.

All county in baseball 1956-57-58
All C.I.F. 1956-57-58
C.I.F. player of the year 1958
Player of the year and most outstanding athlete at Oxnard High School 1958

PROFESSIONAL CAREER
1958 Eau Clare Wisconsin C league
1959 Jacksonville Florida A League
1960 Austin Texas AA League
1961 Vancouver and Louisville AAA League
1962-63-64-65 Milwaukee Braves
1966-67 Atlanta Braves
1968-69-70-71 Houston Astros
1972 Montreal

Holds record for most strikeouts in a game at Atlanta stadium with 14 August 14, 1966 vs. Philadelphia.

MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
90 Wins
105 Losses
1305 Strikeouts
13 Shutouts
E.R.A. 3.58

Selected to start the 1967 All-Star Game over Juan Marichal, Bob Gibson, and Sandy Koufax.

Born October 18, 1916 in Los Alamos, California.

Graduated from Santa Maria High School 1934.
Lettered in two sports at Santa Maria High School, football and track 1931-32-33-34.

Graduated from Santa Barbara State College 1939.
Lettered four years in football at Santa Barbara State College where he was an outstanding running back also competed in track and baseball.

Competed in amateur boxing starting in 1932 continuing though his tour of duty in the Navy.

Played on the Santa Barbara Athletic Club rugby team 1936-37-38.

COACHING CAREER
1940 Santa Paula High School Junior Varsity backfield coach.
1941 Wilson Junior High School in Oxnard, where he organized their first football program.
1946-49 Ventura Junior High School, grades 7-8-9-10. Head football and track coach. Football record: 23 wins 1 loss.
1950-62 Ventura High School head Varsity football coach.
1949-65 Ventura High School head varsity track coach.
1951 league champions in football.
1951 C.I.F. Co-Champions in football.
1954 league champions in football.
1955 League champions in football.

FOOTBALL RECORD 57 wins 41 losses 13 ties .573 percentage.

1951 Coach of the Year Ventura County League.

1981 Honorary Life Membership of the Southern California Football Officials Association.

1987 National High School Coaching Award.

Born July 1, 1914 in Los Angeles, California.

Attended elementary and high school in Oxnard.

Competed four years in football at Oxnard High School selected all conference and team captain in his senior year. Also competed in basketball and track and was outstanding in both sports.

1934-35 Ventura Junior College, all conference in football 2 years and was captain of the basketball team.

1936-37 Santa Barbara State Teachers College all conference in football 2 years and also participated in basketball, rugby and baseball.

Oxnard 1940 coached basketball and baseball at Oxnard High School.

1947-48 Coached Semi-professional football in Oxnard.

1947 Inducted into University of California at Santa Barbara’s Sports Hall of Fame.