The Greater St.Louis Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame was established in 1973 to honor the players, coaches, umpires and contributors who helped amateur baseball thrive in the gateway city. The STL ABHOF celebrates the rich history of St.Louis amateur baseball by recognizing the individuals who have contributed on the field as an excellent player, coach or umpire or off the field as organizer or contributor. The STL ABHOF is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and recognition of individuals who have excelled in St.Louis Amateur baseball during their career. More than 800 individuals have been honored since the first class inductees in 1974.
Along with honoring past players, coaches, umpires and contributors, the STL ABHOF expanded the recognition to an even bigger playing field:
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In 1995, the Rising Star Award was born. This award honors high school baseball players and their Coaches for outstanding play. | |||
| In 2001, the STL ABHOF created the Bob Broeg Award to honor a baseball coach who excels as teacher, coach and mentor for their respective high school team. |  |
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The Bob Burnes Lifetime Achievement Award, established in 2004, honors a player of the Greater St. Louis Area that has succeeded on a professional level. | |||
| In 2012, the STL ABHOF drafted the Jack Buck Media Award, which is presented to a distinguished member of the St. Louis Media who has promoted, reported, broadcast, provided analysis analyzed or play-by-play about the game of baseball in a professional way during their career. |  |
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In 2018, the inaugural STL ABHOF Legacy Award was created to recognize a person or organization that has a proven track record of dedication to the great game of baseball in the Greater St. Louis area. This award recognizes people and / or organizations at all levels of competition - professional, amateur and youth baseball. In 2020 the award was renamed the J. Kim Tucci Legacy Award in honor of the late owner of the The Pasta House Company. | |||
We maintain several displays around the St. Louis area. You can see more information about them here: Displays
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