Arkansas Sports Archives
January 1, 1906
In 1906, the South Central League consisted of six teams, five from Oklahoma and one from Arkansas. The Class D league lasted one season.
The teams were:
Source: Baseball-Reference.com
January 1, 1912
In 1912, the South Central League consisted of six teams, five from Texas and one from Arkansas. The Class D league lasted one season.
The teams were:
Source: Baseball-Reference.com
August 19, 1912
STAMPS – The Texarkana team of the South Central League defeated Stamps here today (August 19) in a slow and uninteresting contest: Score 11 to 2.
Anderson started the game for Stamps, but was ineffective and was derricked in the third inning.
Moore went into the box and pitched good ball, being scored on only the seventh, when he went up in the air and allowed seven runs to be put over. Baber, on the mound for Texarkana, was hit freely by the locals, but tightened in the pinches. Miles and Hardy were leading batters of the day. Batteries for Texarkana were Baber and Buster; Stamps, Moore, Anderson and Rotten.
Source: Arkansas Gazette, August 20, 1912
August 18, 1912
McGEHEE – Two picked teams from the McGehee, Dermott and Blissville regular teams met in a hard-fought game here yesterday (August 18).
The Clarks won from the Morleys by the score of 3 to 1. Batteries: For the Clarks, Bunn and Miles; for the Morleys, Stroud and Parker.
Source: Arkansas Gazette, August 20, 1912
Notes: Blissville, Arkansas, later renamed Jerome, Arkansas.
Picked Teams Play 11-to-11 Battle – Little Rock College Eleven Fails to Show Up
October 24, 1911
The Little Rock College team failed to show up for scrimmage practice yesterday afternoon at Seventeenth and Main streets, and the Little Rock High School squad had a game between picked teams known as Yale and Harvard, the score resulting 11 to 11. The game bore all of the earmarks of a big battle and some classy forward passes and drop kicks were made.
The squad is working hard for the game with Fordyce High School at Fordyce next Saturday. The Little Rock College team is scheduled to play Hendrix College at West End Park next Saturday afternoon.
The following is the line-up in the game yesterday (October 24) afternoon:
Yale
Harvard
Source: Arkansas Gazette, October 25, 1911
November 16, 2018
Heber Springs senior kicker Julian Cameron closed out his high school career by kicking 100 consecutive Point After Touchdowns without a miss.
He finished his Sophomore season by hitting 11 straight, and was a perfect 40 of 40 his junior year and a perfect 36 of 36 this season. He finished his senior campaign hitting a perfect 49 out of 49.
On October 12, against Bald Knob at Panther Stadium, Julian tied and then broke the state record of 75 consecutive without a miss. The previous state record belonged to Springdale’s Alex Tejada, who connected on 75 straight without a miss during the 2004 and 2005 seasons. North Little Rock’s Savanna Milton followed that with 68 straight.
Cameron’s career on Extra Points: 128 of 132 (97 percent)
Cameron’s only kicked miss was on Sept. 23, 2016, at Lonoke
Cameron’s PAT kicks were blocked twice against Baptist Prep on Oct. 14, 2016, and once the next week on Oct. 21, 2016, at Southside Batesville.
(Note: Blocked kicks are scored as missed PAT kicks. Source for Tejada’s information the Arkansas Activities Association 2018-2019 Record Book and the Springdale Morning News. Source for Milton’s information, the Arkansas Activities Association 2018-2019 Record Book)
State Records
Also
Julian Cameron PAT KICKS
2018
2017
2016
# – Missed Kick
* – Made First Attempt, second and third attempts blocked
^ – Third attempt blocked, last miss of career
August 25, 2019
Heber Springs and Vilonia will meet on Tuesday (August 27) for a pair of Arkansas Activities Association (AAA) benefit games at Phillip Weaver Stadium in Vilonia.
The junior high teams from both schools will kick things off at 5:30 p.m. followed by the senior high teams at 7 p.m. Gates open at 4:45 p.m. and the cost of admission is $4.
Only AAA passes can be used for benefit games.
The 2019 Rose Bud Junior and Senior High School cross country schedule.
August 14, 2019
March 14, 1978
Team: 1. Heber Springs (52); 2. Concord (31); 3. Judsonia Central (1).
High Jump: 1. Sabrina Long (HS), 5-0
110 Hurdles: 1. Birdsong (HS), 19.0; 2. Bell (HS), 19.4; 3. Paine (Concord), 21.8
Long Jump: 1. Stair (Concord), 15-0; 2. Brenda Alexander (HS), 14-6; 3. Sabrina Long (HS), 14-0; 4. Birdsong (HS), 13-9.5
100: 1. Brenda Alexander (HS), 11.7; 2. Stair (Concord), 13.0; 3. Allen (Concord), 13.2; 4. Barnett (Central), 13.3
440 Relay: 1. Heber Springs, 56.1; 2. Concord, 59.8
440: 1. Stair (Concord), 1:12.2; 2. Namie (HS), 1:19.3; 3. Allen (Concord), 1:20.6
880 Relay: 1. Heber Springs, 2:06.8; 2. Concord, 2:23.7
880: 1. Morrow (HS), 3:12.7; 2. Rose (HS), 3:23.5; 3. Namie (HS), 3:41.6
220: 1. Brenda Alexander (HS), 28.5; 2. Stair (Concord), 31.1; 3. Allen (Concord), 33.9; 4. Southerland (Concord), 36.4
Notes: Weather was sunny, cool and partly cloudy. Track surface was Red Dog clay. Scoring was 5-3-2-1.
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