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1988 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Joseph Reilly
Athletic Administrator
Joe played varsity football at Glen Cove High School and college football at Alfred and Rider before going on to play semi-pro football for both the Glen Cove A.A. and Staten Island teams simultaneously. He later formed and coached the first football team in the North Shore School District, where he taught and served as a varsity football coach, leaving a lasting legacy in local athletics.
Glenn Wagner
Auto Racing
(Modified Cars) Glenn was one of the top modified auto racing drivers in the region and was rated the leading points earner in 1955. Known for his fearless driving style and passion for racing, he tragically lost his life in a stock car racing accident. His legacy lives on as a symbol of courage and commitment to the sport he loved.
Carmen Santosus
Auto Racing (Stock Cars)
Carmen was a standout figure in the golden age of Long Island stock car racing. He captured victories at legendary tracks like Freeport Speedway, Islip Speedway, Riverhead Stadium, and Dexter Park. Known for his fearless driving style and consistency, he earned recognition from the All-State Racing Stock Car Club and was considered one of the top local drivers of his era.
William Pollitt
Baseball
A standout on the Glen Cove High School baseball team, William continued playing postgrad with two teams in the Nassau Alliance League. He won a North Shore championship with the Glen Cove Blue Sox and helped the Sea Cliff American Legion team clinch the Nassau and Suffolk title three consecutive years. With a .361 lifetime batting average, he once led his team in home runs and RBIs and was selected to the Nassau Alliance All-Star Team.
Ben Kaplan
Boxing
Ben competed professionally as a middleweight boxer, earning respect for his skill and endurance in the ring. Over the course of his career, he fought numerous bouts and only lost three matches, a testament to his talent. Known for his disciplined style and strong chin, he was considered one of the best boxers to come out of Glen Cove.
Allen Hudson Jr.
Boxing
Allen was a standout amateur and military boxer, winning the Golden Gloves Lightweight Championship before capturing the Heavyweight title for the Armed Forces. He went on to earn a gold medal as a heavyweight in the Pan American Games, showcasing his dominance across multiple weight classes.
Joe Phillips
Football
Joe played semi-pro football with the Glen Cove Sebas and the Hicksville Field Club, earning a spot on the Nassau Football Conference All-Star Team. He was part of the Hicksville squad that won the Nassau Football Conference Championship in 1936.
Edward Moleski
Football
Theodore Clements
Football
Theodore played left end for Glen Cove High School’s undefeated football team, known for his quickness off the line and reliable hands. His speed and awareness made him a key contributor on both offense and defense during the team’s dominant 1931 season.
James Neillands
Football
James was a key player on Glen Cove High School’s undefeated football teams in 1931 and 1932. He later continued his football career at the semi-pro level with the Glen Cove Sebas, where he remained a dedicated and impactful presence on the field.
Charles Martone
Football
Charles was captain of the Glen Cove High School football team in 1948 and earned AllCounty honors that year. He lettered in both football and baseball, demonstrating his versatility as a standout athlete.
Chester Pierce
Football
Vincent Wengrowski
Golf
Vincent clinched consecutive golf championships at Glen Cove High School and competed in the US Invitational High School Golf Championship against schools nationwide. He lost only two matches during his four years of competition.
Rocco Abbondandolo
Soccer