The Post-Journal

Historic Day

Bedient family members, village officials and friends pose for a photograph with the marker.The village of Falconer held a historical marker dedication at the Mosher Street baseball field in Falconer Park on Monday evening to honor the accomplishments of Falconer High School graduate Hugh C. Bedient, who played baseball on that diamond as a youth and later pitched in the Major Leagues, including for the 1912 World Series champion Boston Red Sox. Above, Bedient family members, village officials and friends pose for a photograph with the marker. It was made possible through the efforts of the William G. Pomeroy Foundation; Randy Anderson, the president of the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame where Bedient is an inductee; former Falconer mayor James Rensel (2015-2019); current mayor James Jaroszynski; village historian Brenda Cavallaro; the Bedient family; Falconer library director emeritus Sue Seamans; DPW superintendent emeritus Peter Fuller; DPW superintendent Carl Caprino and crew; and village clerk Anna Fales. P-J photos by Scott Kindberg

Hugh Bedient historic marker

CSHOF President Randy Anderson

Falconer players


The additional financial assistance of the community is critical to the success of the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame.
We gratefully acknowledge these individuals and organizations for their generous support.