OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex
Toured 5 Continents &over 100 Countries(Est.)
The player achieved over 200 consecutive games between 1958 and 1962.
The player played and won against professional-level players.
The player was inducted into the International Softball Hall of Fame.
“I was 8 years old in Topeka. My grandfather lifted me onto his shoulders. Eddie pitched blindfolded. Three pitches, three strikes. The whole crowd lost their mind.”
“They were better than the Globetrotters. My dad said it without irony. He had seen both.”
“A free clinic before the game. Eddie spent an hour with kids on the field, no charge, before he ever picked up the ball that night.”
“My team didn’t score. I played second base. We never got a runner past first. We left smiling anyway.”
“A handshake worth 50 years. I asked for an autograph. He sat down with me for ten minutes. Still have the program.”
“Behind the back, in the rain. They didn’t cancel. They didn’t even slow down. The crowd stayed for every inning.”




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