List of people executed in Arkansas (pre-1972)

The following is a list of people executed in the U.S. state of Arkansas before 1972, when capital punishment was briefly abolished by the Supreme Court's ruling in Furman v. Georgia. For people executed after the restoration of capital punishment by the Supreme Court's ruling in Gregg v. Georgia (1976), see List of people executed in Arkansas.[1][2]

Background

Historically, all executions in Arkansas were carried out locally by hanging. In May 1913,[3] hanging was officially replaced by electrocution, and executions were moved to a single execution chamber at the state penitentiary. A test electrocution was carried out on a steer and its first execution that September cost the state $702.[4] State law also prohibited newspapers from publishing details of the executions.[5] A few more hangings were carried out by exception for convictions prior to the change. In 1933, the electric chair, nicknamed "Old Sparky", was moved from the state penitentiary to Tucker Prison Farm.[6]

List of executions

  Executions by hanging
Name Race Age Date of execution County Crime Victim(s) Governor
Lee Simms Black September 5, 1913 Prairie Rape Female, white[7] George Washington Hays
Omer Davis White 18 September 11, 1913 Logan Murder Nellie Moneyhun, 25, white[8]
Ed King Black December 12, 1913 Ashley Murder Will Woods, white (deputy sheriff)[5]
Will King Black March 14, 1914 Poinsett Murder James Chandler, white (deputy sheriff)[9][a]
Fred Pelton Black March 28, 1914 Lincoln Murder Melvina Hatton, black[10]
Arthur Tillman White 23 July 15, 1914 Logan Murder Amanda Stephens, 19, white (lover)[11]
Will Neeley Black December 8, 1914 Union Murder
Arthur Hodges White 21 December 18, 1914 Clark Murder Morgan Garner, white (constable)[12]
Clay Simms Black March 19, 1915 Desha Murder
Walter Owens Black April 2, 1915 Craighead Murder Laura Cogsdale, white[13]
John Hall Black Murder Walter Robinson, black[14]
Sam Derrick White July 28, 1915 Monroe Murder John Verdun, white[15]
John Hawkins Black March 13, 1917 Little River Murder-Robbery Mrs. Diles and her child, white[16] Charles Hillman Brough
Henry Smith Black March 31, 1917 Crittenden Murder
Aaron Johnson Black June 22, 1917 Desha[b] Murder R. L. Rutherford, white[17]
Tom Diggs Black 39 Conway Murder Mrs. R. L. Hoggard, 78, white[18]
Solomon Daffron[19] Black July 26, 1918 Polk Murder
Ben Caughron White August 23, 1918 Polk Murder Charles Kirkland, white (deputy sheriff)[20]
Vick Tobay Native American 24 August 14, 1920 Washington Murder-Robbery C. C. Smith, white[21]
Charlie Cooper Black November 19, 1920 Ouachita Murder Ollie Pickett, white[22]
Revertia Reynolds Black April 29, 1921 Lincoln Murder Thomas Chipman McRae
Virgil Clarke Black June 17, 1921 Chicot Murder
Amos Ratcliff White 24 October 14, 1921 Carroll Murder Winford Frazier, white[23]
John Price Black December 30, 1921 Phillips Murder
James Wells Black 18 March 10, 1922 Drew Murder Peter Trene, white[24]
E. G. Bullen White 50 February 2, 1923 Ashley Murder Ira N. Culp, white[25]
Ben Richardson White 19
Duncan Richardson White 29
Will Debord White Stone Murder Mr. and Mrs. William Silsby, white[26]
Herbert Sease White 40 July 27, 1923 Baxter Murder R. H. Davidson, white[27]
John Owens White August 24, 1923 Little River Murder Hugh Throckmorton, white[28]
Joe Sullivan White 34 April 18, 1924 Pulaski Murder George W. Moore, white (sergeant detective)[29]
Will Bettis Black June 27, 1924 Crawford Murder-Rape Female, white[30]
Spurgeon Ruck Black
Park Flowers Black June 26, 1925 Columbia Murder Ed Shirley, white[31] Tom Terral
Jack Buster Black Jefferson Murder Grover C. Payne, white[32]
J. C. Kelley White 30 November 13, 1925 Pulaski Murder-Robbery James Harrod Fretwell, 19, white[33]
Tyrus Clark White January 8, 1926 Benton Murder-Robbery L. M. Stout, white[34]
Aaron Harris Black Ashley Murder Scott Struter, white (deputy sheriff)[35]
Lee Walker Black February 5, 1926 Union Murder-Robbery Ira M. Hudson, 45, white[36]
Roy Edmons Black
Clint Mason Black February 12, 1926 Ouachita Murder J. M. Moore, white[37]
Ishman Jones Black
Cephus Johnson Black
John Canady Black
Albert Jones Black June 9, 1926 Mississippi Murder Female, black[38]
Willie Martin Black 36 Pulaski Murder Lena Blevins, 28, white[39][c]
Lonnie Dixon Mixed[d] 17 June 24, 1927 Pulaski Murder-Rape Floella McDonald, 12, white[40] John Ellis Martineau
Horace Cathey Black September 2, 1927 Monroe Murder
Booker Martin Black
Will McKenzie Black March 30, 1928 Ouachita Murder Harvey Parnell
Willie Eutsey Black
Sinner Brown Black July 10, 1928 Hempstead Murder
Pete Robinson Black September 10, 1928 Union Murder-Robbery J. H. Brock, white[41]
Ben Evers Black January 24, 1930 Arkansas Murder Perry Miller, white (DeWitt city marshal)[42]
John Green Black 28 March 21, 1930 Little River Murder-Robbery Ed Dubley and Bud Morgan, 25 and 50, white[43]
Mack Brown Black 27
Ambrosia Alford Black June 20, 1930 Ouachita Murder-Robbery Sam Katz, white[44]
Bud Nolan Black July 25, 1930 Little River Murder-Robbery Ed Dubley and Bud Morgan, 25 and 50, white[45]
W. H. Howell White 62 August 15, 1930 Crawford Murder Three people, white[46][e]
George Washington Black 30 November 14, 1930 Pulaski Murder-Robbery W. H. Roberts, white[47]
James Turnage Black 29
Eddie Long Black Murder-Robbery J. W. Reed, white (alderman)[48]
Willie Davis Black
James Lawson Black July 31, 1931 Bradley Murder
Louie McBryde Black July 8, 1932 Clark Murder William McClain, white[49]
Freeling Daniels Black 34 November 25, 1932 Miller Rape Female, 13, white[50]
George Hill Black 19 June 30, 1933[f] Phillips Rape Female, white[6] Junius Marion Futrell
Woodie Williams Black 40 July 14, 1933 Pulaski Murder-Robbery Carthel H. Atwood, 20, white[51]
Len McDaniels Black December 8, 1933 Lonoke Murder
J. C. Banks Black 24 Pulaski Murder Mark M. Goodson, 44, white[52]
Benjamin Butler Black February 9, 1934 Craighead Murder Mildred Temple, black[53]
Luther Jackson Black 25 May 11, 1934 Pulaski Murder-Robbery Phillip Windecker, 72, white[54]
Purcell Mitchell Black 21 November 2, 1934 Union Murder-Robbery Lee L. Ward, 69, white[55]
Robert Rose White 27 February 23, 1935 Independence Murder Everett Wheeler, white (deputy sheriff)[56]
Frank Barnes White 50 March 1, 1935 Mississippi Murder-Robbery C. A. Martin, white[57]
Mark Shank White 43 March 8, 1935 Saline Murder Four people, white[58][g]
Tom Freeman Black 28 August 23, 1935 Chicot Murder Armanda Brown, black (common-law wife)[59]
Paul Nelson White 23 September 28, 1935 Jackson Murder-Robbery B. F. Mitchell, white[60]
Bill Barnes White 22 Mississippi Murder-Robbery C. A. Martin, white[57]
Frank Dobbs White 40 November 11, 1935 Saline Murder-Robbery Fannie Orr, white[61]
Mack Nelson Black 23 December 13, 1935 Mississippi Murder
Ben Hawkins Black
Roy House White 22 October 23, 1936 Garland Murder-Robbery Tom Menser, white[62]
Dennis Turner White 47 November 6, 1936 Calhoun Murder Female, 32, white (ex-wife)[63]
Farlander McCormick Black December 11, 1936 Drew Murder-Robbery Emaline Lee, black[64]
Beverley White Black
Willie Smith Black 19
Clinton Medlock Black 29 April 23, 1937 Calhoun Murder Roy Speer, white[65] Carl E. Bailey
James Austin Jr. Black 22 May 14, 1937 Garland Murder-Robbery John McTigrit, 55, white (Hot Springs police officer)[66]
Tom M. Hutto White September 3, 1937 Union Murder
Sandy Edwards Black 65[67] September 24, 1937 Hempstead Murder
Jessie Amos Black October 15, 1937 Lonoke Rape
Duncan Pigue Black February 4, 1938 Lonoke Murder
Leroy Ware Black February 25, 1938 Ashley Murder
Willie Noble Black 25 March 11, 1938 Miller Murder-Robbery Joseph Hawkes, 61, white[68]
Lester Brockelhurst White 23 March 18, 1938 Lonoke Murder-Robbery Victor Gates, 57, white[69][h]
Joe Sims White 30 Saline Murder Female, white (wife)[70]
Frank Carter Black 26 June 24, 1938 Crittenden Rape Female, white[71]
Theo Thomas Black 28
Joe Anderson White March 10, 1939 Garland Murder-Robbery Eldon Cooley, white[72][i]
Fred Dickerson White May 19, 1939
Fred Arnell Black 18 Miller Rape Female, white[73]
Sylvester Williams Black 20 June 30, 1939 Jefferson Murder-Rape Irene Taylor, 17, white[74]
Bubbles Clayton Black Mississippi Rape Female, white[75]
James Caruthers Black
Milton Williams Black 27 August 18, 1939 Pulaski Murder-Rape Ruthie Mae Brooks, 5, black[76]
James Charles Jr. Black 24 January 19, 1940 Pulaski Murder-Robbery Fred Angeles, 57, white[77]
Otis Manning Black April 12, 1940 Union Murder
Jack Gulley Black November 15, 1940 Nevada Murder
James Dillard Black December 13, 1940 Desha Murder
John Mooney Black 21 January 24, 1941 Woodruff Murder-Rape Ruby Montgomery, white[78] Homer Martin Adkins
A. C. Payton Black May 15, 1941 Crittenden Murder
Percy Lewis Black June 6, 1941 Phillips Murder W. H. Patton, white[79]
John Henry Riney Black June 20, 1941 Desha Rape
John Washington Black October 11, 1941 White Murder
Jimmie Herron Black January 23, 1942 Little River Murder
Ben Adams White 47 June 5, 1942 Woodruff Murder-Robbery Arthur Bowie, white[80]
A. T. Jones Black July 31, 1942 Phillips Murder George Miller, white[81]
Stoney Allison Black November 20, 1942 Desha Rape Annie Benson, white[82]
A. D. Luckyando Black Lonoke Murder
Adolph Thomas Black March 19, 1943 Columbia Murder
Henry Thompson Black 44 August 6, 1943 Cleveland Murder-Robbery Mrs. Henry Vetito, 42, white[83]
Seke Mack Black June 2, 1944 Mississippi Murder
Walker Hudson Black July 7, 1944 Clark Murder
Jim Tacker White July 14, 1944 Crittenden Murder
Levi Clingham Black December 1, 1944 Crittenden Murder Roy Curtis, white (deputy sheriff)[84]
Tony Brown Black 39 March 30, 1945 Mississippi Murder A. M. Lynch, white[85] Benjamin T. Laney
James Yates Black May 25, 1945 Arkansas Murder
James Wayburn Hall White 24 January 4, 1946 Pulaski Murder-Robbery Fayrene Clemmons Hall, 19, white (wife)[86][j]
Willie Riley Black April 12, 1946 Chicot Murder
Elton Chitwood White 25 November 22, 1946 Polk Murder Raymond Morris, white[87]
Andrew Thomas Black 24 November 29, 1946 Jefferson Murder Female, black (mother-in-law)[88]
Clifton Holmes Black 26 January 10, 1947 Jefferson Rape Female, 13, white[89]
Albert Hodges Black January 17, 1947 Pulaski Rape
Jeff Henley Jr. Black 20 January 24, 1947 Lee Murder Mabel Williams, 20, black (wife)[90]
Vollie Bill Bates White 26 May 16, 1947 Polk Murder Thomas Lee Dugan, white[91]
Lawrence W. Dukes Black 40 August 8, 1947 St. Francis Murder-Rape Mrs. Frank Boyd, 35, white[92]
Cubie Lee Johnson Black 24 Pulaski Murder-Robbery Henry Williams, black[93]
James H. Hyde White February 13, 1948 Carroll Murder Frank Simpson, white[94]
Edmond Pugh Black 20 July 2, 1948 Pulaski Rape Female, 2, black[95]
Mizell Palmer Black 25 July 17, 1949 Pulaski Rape Female, white[96] Sid McMath
Harvie Rorie White July 22, 1949 Jefferson Murder Three people, white[97][k]
Walter Pierce Black December 9, 1949 Chicot Murder
Wesley Hildreth Black 26 December 23, 1949 Phillips[l] Rape Female, 21, white[98]
Thomas Black White 28 March 10, 1950 Pulaski Murder-Rape Betty Jane McCall, 22, white[99][m]
Hollis Needham White 26 March 17, 1950 Mississippi Rape Female, 8, white[100]
Robert L. Smith White 41 April 24, 1950 Pulaski Murder Sallie Mae Barner, white (ex-wife)[101][n]
George Ferguson Black 35 February 23, 1951 Pulaski Murder Durward Miller, 41, white[102]
Matthew Ezell Black 38 Mississippi Murder Ernestine Harris, 8, black[103][o]
Aubrey Smith Black July 27, 1951 Phillips[p] Murder Ray Campbell, white (deputy sheriff)[104]
Arthur Grays Black November 23, 1951 Mississippi Murder-Robbery Homer Tucker, white[105]
Peter Dorsey Black Phillips[q] Murder Ray Campbell, white (deputy sheriff)[104]
Herman Maxwell Black 22 June 6, 1952 Hempstead Rape Female, white[106]
Wilson Wright Black August 1, 1952 Dallas Murder
Bill Jenkins Native American May 7, 1954 Garland Murder Cleo Jones, 16, white[107] Francis Cherry
Leo Scarber Black September 21, 1956 Nevada Rape Female, 76, white[108] Orval Faubus
Lawrence Smith Black July 24, 1959 Chicot Murder
Leo Lee Black 56 September 25, 1959 Pulaski Murder William H. Smith Jr., 25, black[109][r]
William Young Black 39 October 2, 1959 Mississippi Murder Male, white (state patrolman)[110]
Thomas Walker Black 52 Crittenden Murder
J. T. House Black 25 October 23, 1959 Phillips Murder Ernestine Coley, 19, white[111]
Arthur Hayes Black Mississippi Murder
James Moore Black 22 May 13, 1960 Miller Murder-Robbery M. R. Hamm, 76, white[112]
Roger Boone Black 27
Willie Byrd Black 22 May 20, 1960
James Boyd Black 21
William Nail White September 16, 1960 Jefferson Murder James Leroy Montgomery, white[113][s]
Emmett Leggett White 19 Pulaski Murder Joe King, 14, white[114][t]
Lawrence Moore Black 21 October 28, 1960 Crittenden Murder-Robbery Ross Nichols, white[115]
John Bracy Black 27 Chicot Murder-Robbery Alberta Miles, 76, white[116]
Charles F. Fields White January 24, 1964 Jefferson Rape Female, white[117][u]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Serial killer. Killed a white man in Alabama and was sentenced to life imprisonment but was released after a tuberculosis diagnosis, moving to Arkansas where the climate helped him recover. Suspected of killing two other men in Arkansas and killed another man in Missouri while a fugitive.
  2. ^ Change of venue from Jefferson County.
  3. ^ Suspected in five other similar murders, but denied any involvement.
  4. ^ "Light-skinned mulatto" of white, black, and native ancestry.
  5. ^ 43-year-old Cliff Deffenbaugh, his 24-year-old wife Ida, and 60-year-old John Nicholson. Deffenbaugh was superintendent of the county infirmary and Nicholson was a resident.
  6. ^ First execution at Tucker Prison Farm.
  7. ^ Alvin Colley, his wife, and two of their three sons.
  8. ^ Serial killer, also committed two other murders in Illinois and Texas.
  9. ^ Serial killer, also confessed to murdering taxi driver John Colla in Gary, Indiana and a Detroit motorist on a "hit" contract.
  10. ^ Also committed four other murders.
  11. ^ Estranged wife Gertrude Rorie and her two children, 11-year-old Frankie Maupin and 9-year-old Joyce Maupin.
  12. ^ Change of venue from Lee County.
  13. ^ Serial rapist, previously attacked multiple other women but none came forward to avoid publicity.
  14. ^ Smith, a bigamist, married Barner without divorcing his previous wife, and she annulled their marriage after discovering this.
  15. ^ Murdered during rape attempt.
  16. ^ Change of venue from St. Francis County.
  17. ^ Change of venue from St. Francis County.
  18. ^ Serial rapist, raped Smith's 19-year-old girlfriend after killing him and later attacked two other couples in Gillam Park.
  19. ^ Both inmates at Tucker Prison Farm. Nail was a trusty.
  20. ^ Serial rapist, convicted of two other attempted rapes and attempted to sexually assault King before murdering him. Also killed another victim after raping her and her sister shortly after King's murder.
  21. ^ Inmate at Tucker Prison Farm, threatened victim with a gun he was allowed to carry as part of his trusty work after leaving prison grounds.

Sources

  1. ^ "Executions in Arkansas - 1901-1964 - DeathPenaltyUSA, the database of executions in the United States". deathpenaltyusa.org. Retrieved 2025-07-31.
  2. ^ Senate, United States Congress (1968). Hearings. U.S. Government Printing Office.
  3. ^ "Last Legal Hanging". Toledo News-Bee. May 30, 1913. p. 2. Retrieved July 31, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. ^ "Electric Chair Now In Use In Arkansas". Berkeley Daily Gazette. September 5, 1913. p. 6. Retrieved July 31, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  5. ^ a b "Arkansas Negro Pays For Life". St. Joseph News-Press. December 12, 1913. p. 25. Retrieved July 31, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  6. ^ a b George Hill, AR, 1933 June 30, Espy Archive
  7. ^ "Proud To Be First To Die In New Electric Chair". Pittsburgh Press. September 5, 1913. p. 12. Retrieved July 31, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  8. ^ "Pays Penalty For Murder". Victoria Advocate. September 12, 1913. p. 4. Retrieved July 31, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  9. ^ Will King, 1914 March 14, Espy Archive
  10. ^ Fred Pelton, AR, 1914 March 28, Espy Archive
  11. ^ "Died Maintaining Innocence". The Day. July 15, 1914. p. 4. Retrieved July 31, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  12. ^ "Arkansas Man Was Electrocuted Today". Victoria Advocate. December 18, 1914. p. 1. Retrieved July 31, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  13. ^ Walter Owens, 1915 April 2, Espy Archive
  14. ^ John Hall, 1915 April 2, Espy Archive
  15. ^ "Arkansas Murderer Electrocuted". The Day. July 28, 1915. p. 1. Retrieved July 31, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  16. ^ John Hawkins, AR, 1917 March 13, Espy Archive
  17. ^ Aaron Johnson, 1917 June 22, Espy Archive
  18. ^ Tom Diggs, 1917 June 22, Espy Archive
  19. ^ Solomon Daffron, AR, 1918 July 26, Espy Archive
  20. ^ Ben Caughron, AR, 1918 August 23, Espy Archive
  21. ^ Vick Tobay, 1920 August 14, Espy Archive
  22. ^ Charlie Cooper, AR, 1920 November 19, Espy Archive
  23. ^ Amos Ratcliff, AR, 1921 October 14, Espy Archive
  24. ^ "20 Minutes In Death Chair". Gettysburg Times. March 11, 1922. p. 2. Retrieved August 1, 2025.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  25. ^ E. G. Bullen, AR, 1923 February 2, Espy Archive
  26. ^ Will Debord, AR, 1923 February 2, Espy Archive
  27. ^ Herbert Sease, 1923 July 27, Espy Archive
  28. ^ John Owens, AR, 1923 August 24, Espy Archive
  29. ^ Joe Sullivan, 1924 April 18, Espy Archive
  30. ^ Will Bettis, AR, 1924 June 27, Espy Archive
  31. ^ Park Flowers, AR, 1925 June 26, Espy Archive
  32. ^ Jack Buster, AR, 1925 June 26, Espy Archive
  33. ^ J. C. Kelley, 1925 November 13, Espy Archive
  34. ^ Tyrus Clark, AR, 1926 January 8, Espy Archive
  35. ^ Aaron Harris, AR, 1926 January 8, Espy Archive
  36. ^ Lee Walker, AR, 1926 February 5, Espy Archive
  37. ^ Ishman Jones, AR, 1926 February 12, Espy Archive
  38. ^ Albert Jones, AR, 1926 June 9, Espy Archive
  39. ^ Willie Martin, 1926 June 9, Espy Archive
  40. ^ Lonnie Dixon, 1927 June 24, Espy Archive
  41. ^ Pete Robinson, AR, 1928 September 10, Espy Archive
  42. ^ Ben Evers, AR, 1930 January 24, Espy Archive
  43. ^ John Green, AR, 1930 March 21, Espy Archive
  44. ^ Ambrosia Alford, AR, 1930 June 20, Espy Archive
  45. ^ Bud Nolan, AR, 1930 July 25, Espy Archive
  46. ^ W. H. Howell, AR, 1930 August 15, Espy Archive
  47. ^ George Washington, James Turnage, 1930 November 14, Espy Archive
  48. ^ Eddie Long, Willie Davis, 1930 November 14, Espy Archive
  49. ^ Louie McBride, AR, 1932 July 8, Espy Archive
  50. ^ Freeling Daniels, AR, 1932 November 25, Espy Archive
  51. ^ Woodie Williams, 1933 July 14, Espy Archive
  52. ^ J. C. Banks, 1933 December 8, Espy Archive
  53. ^ Benjamin Butler, 1934 February 9, Espy Archive
  54. ^ Luther Jackson, 1934 May 11, Espy Archive
  55. ^ Purcell Mitchell, AR, 1934 November 2, Espy Archive
  56. ^ Robert Rose, 1935 February 23, Espy Archive
  57. ^ a b Frank Barnes, AR, 1935 March 1, Espy Archive
  58. ^ Mark Shank, 1935 March 8, Espy Archive
  59. ^ Tom Freeman, AR, 1935 August 23, Espy Archive
  60. ^ Paul Nelson, AR, 1935 September 28, Espy Archive
  61. ^ Frank Dobbs, 1935 November 11, Espy Archive
  62. ^ Roy House, AR, 1936 October 23, Espy Archive
  63. ^ Dennis Turner, AR, 1936 November 6, Espy Archive
  64. ^ Farlander Mccormick, AR, 1936 December 11, Espy Archive
  65. ^ Clinton Medlock, 1937 April 23, Espy Archive
  66. ^ James Jr Austin, AR, 1937 May 14, Espy Archive
  67. ^ Sandy Edwards, AR, 1937 September 24, Espy Archive
  68. ^ Willie Noble, AR, 1938 March 11, Espy Archive
  69. ^ Lester Brockelhurst, 1938 March 18, Espy Archive
  70. ^ Joe Sims, AR, 1938 March 18, Espy Archive
  71. ^ Theo Thomas, AR, 1938 June 24, Espy Archive
  72. ^ Joe Anderson, 1939 March 10, Espy Archive
  73. ^ Fred Arnell, AR, 1939 May 19, Espy Archive
  74. ^ Sylvester Williams, AR, 1939 June 30, Espy Archive
  75. ^ Bubbles Clayton, AR, 1939 June 30, Espy Archive
  76. ^ Milton Williams, 1939 August 18, Espy Archive
  77. ^ James Charles Jr., 1940 January 19, Espy Archive
  78. ^ John Mooney, AR, 1941 January 24, Espy Archive
  79. ^ Percy Lewis, AR, 1941 June 6, Espy Archive
  80. ^ Ben Adams, AR, 1942 June 5, Espy Archive
  81. ^ A. T. Jones, AR, 1942 July 31, Espy Archive
  82. ^ Stoney Allison, AR, 1942 November 20, Espy Archive
  83. ^ Henry Thompson, AR, 1943 August 6, Espy Archive
  84. ^ Levi Clingham, AR, 1944 December 1, Espy Archive
  85. ^ Tony Brown, AR, 1945 March 30, Espy Archive
  86. ^ James Hall, 1946 January 4, Espy Archive
  87. ^ Elton Chitwood, AR, 1946 November 22, Espy Archive
  88. ^ Andrew Thomas, AR, 1946 November 29, Espy Archive
  89. ^ Clifton Holmes, AR, 1947 January 10, Espy Archive
  90. ^ Jeff Henley Jr., 1947 January 24, Espy Archive
  91. ^ Vollie Bates, AR, 1947 May 16, Espy Archive
  92. ^ Lawrence Dukes, 1947 August 8, Espy Archive
  93. ^ Cubie Johnson, 1947 August 8, Espy Archive
  94. ^ James Hyde, AR, 1948 February 13, Espy Archive
  95. ^ Edmond Pugh, 1948 July 2, Espy Archive
  96. ^ Mizell Palmer, 1949 July 17, Espy Archive
  97. ^ Harvie Rorie, AR, 1949 July 22, Espy Archive
  98. ^ Wesley Hildreth, 1949 December 23, Espy Archive
  99. ^ Thomas Black, 1950 March 10, Espy Archive
  100. ^ Hollis Needham, AR, 1950 March 17, Espy Archive
  101. ^ Robert Smith, 1950 April 24, Espy Archive
  102. ^ George Ferguson, 1951 February 23, Espy Archive
  103. ^ Matthew Ezell, AR, 1951 February 23, Espy Archive
  104. ^ a b Peter Dorsey, AR, 1951 November 23, Espy Archive
  105. ^ Arthur Grays, AR, 1951 November 23, Espy Archive
  106. ^ Herman Maxwell, 1952 June 6, Espy Archive
  107. ^ Bill Jenkins, AR, 1954 May 7, Espy Archive
  108. ^ Leo Scarber, AR, 1956 September 21, Espy Archive
  109. ^ Leo Lee, 1959 September 25, Espy Archive
  110. ^ William Young, AR, 1959 October 2, Espy Archive
  111. ^ J. T. House, AR, 1959 October 23, Espy Archive
  112. ^ James Moore, AR, 1960 May 13, Espy Archive
  113. ^ William Nail, AR, 1960 September 16, Espy Archive
  114. ^ Emmett Leggett, 1960 September 16, Espy Archive
  115. ^ Lawrence Moore, AR, 1960 October 28, Espy Archive
  116. ^ John Bracey, AR, 1960 October 28, Espy Archive
  117. ^ Charles Fields, 1964 January 24, Espy Archive
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