One of baseball's greatest players and an Olympic track silver medalist are among the individuals who make up the third class of the WPIAL Hall of Fame.
Stan Musial, a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame who played at Donora High School in the 1930s, and former Rochester sprinter Lauryn Williams, who was second in the 100-meter dash at the 2004 Olympics, are two of the individuals who will be formally inducted into the WPIAL Hall of Fame at a banquet that is open to the public June 19 at the Embassy Suites in Moon.
Chuck Stull coached Mt. Lebanon's boys' and girls' tennis teams from 1969-97 and won 27 WPIAL titles, 13 in boys and 14 in girls. His career record in team matches was 855-70 and he coached 22 PIAA champions.
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Thursday, May 07, 2009
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Congratulations Coach Stull. In addition to being an outstanding coach, Mr. Stull was a darn good teacher as well. An exceptional teacher who made f(squeegee) comprehendible!
ReplyDeleteA well deserved tribute to a wonderful guy...I've had the privilege of playing "senior" mens tennis with him on occasion, and he's tough as nails !
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