List of members of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame

Columns: Year | Inductee | Achievements
1960 | Henry V. Porter | First representative for high schools on the National Basketball Rules Committee ; pioneered use of motion pictures to study proper playing techniques ; edited the first high school rule book ( 1936 ) ; edited the first state high school association publication , the Illinois High School Athlete | 1961 | John J. O'Brien | President , Metropolitan Basketball League ( 1922-28 , 1931-33 ) ; President and chairman of the board , American Basketball League ( 1928-31 , 1933-53 ) ; dedicated to the advancement of professional basketball in the East ; supporter of referees and one of the first league administrators to begin fining players | 1961 | Arthur A. Schabinger | Officiated in the Missouri Valley Conference , Big Eight , Kansas and Missouri Conferences , and the national AAU championships ; one of the founders of the NABC ; author of the NABC 's Constitution and By-Laws , and designer of its emblem ; promoted the adoption of molded basketball by colleges | 1961 | Arthur L. Trester | Commissioner of Indiana High School Athletic Association ( 1922-44 ) ; coach and referee in Indiana ; known as the Czar of Indiana high school athletics | 1962 | Frank Morgenweck | Operated and coached professional teams in 14 cities in the National , New England , Western Massachusetts , Hudson River , Central , New York State , Inter-State , Metropolitan , Eastern States , and American leagues ( 1901-32 ) ; National League championship ( Camden , 1904 ) ; Metropolitan League championships ( Patterson , 1923 ; Kingston , 1928 ) | 1962 | Lynn W. St. John | Lobbied for formal national and international rules for amateur basketball for three decades ; served on NCAA Rules Committee with James Naismith ( 1912-37 ) ; Chairman , Rules Committee ( 1919-37 ) ; Member , Olympic Basketball Committee ( 1936 ) | 1963 | William A. Reid | Director of athletics , University of Detroit ( 1919 ) ; Director of athletics , Colgate University ( 1936-55 ) ; President , Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference ( ECAC ) ( 1944-45 ) ; Director ECAC Executive Council ( 1945-49 )

Example questions:
Which 1959 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame contributor inductee is the oldest ? | In what year was the player who died on October 27 , 1975 inducted as a contributor into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame ? | Who is the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame contributor inductee With an achievement that was built in 1925 and close in 1968 ?

Answers:
James Naismith | 1960 | Edward S. Ned Irish