Welcome to the Home Page
of Walter Wolff
-- a real softball legend --
(designed by Bridget C. Wolff)
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"Greatness assumes many shapes and forms, like subtle colors blending into a deep blue hue, but in any form, greatness separates the legends from the mere mortals in the arena of sport. Proficiency and skill can be honed by practice and dedication, however, the really outstanding athletes, the Hall of Famers, come to the arena with greatness already programmed into their personalities. The purpose of the Softball Hall of Fame is to honor and give recognition to those men and women who have played so brilliantly and competed so well during their careers and, while doing so, have also contributed to the development and growth of the sport. The history of sports has been marked by the occasional appearance of an athlete who seems to have been touched by a magical hand, whose extraordinary skills are embellished by an intangible spark of greatness -- an athlete who seems destined to leave an indelible mark on his or her chosen avocation. Such are the men and women enshrined in the Softball Hall of Fame."
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Some of Walter Wolff’s softball career highlights: - At age 16, started his LONG pitching career which spanned a remarkable 5 decades - Pitched in 6 world softball tournaments - Pitched 3 times in Mexico, including in the Mexican National Softball Tournament in Poza Rica - Toured New Zealand as a pitcher with the Western U.S. All-Star Team - Once struck out 20 of the 21 batters he faced, including 17 straight, in Lake Charles, Louisiana - Pitched against (& beat) Eddie Feigner & his world-famous 4-man "King & His Court" softball team in the Houston Astrodome - Inducted into the Houston, Texas Softball Hall of Fame in 1986 - Inducted as an Honorary Member of the United Softball Club of Auckland, New Zealand in 1974 |
Walter Wolff's Softball Photo Gallery (click on thumbnails to open up larger images) |
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