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JAMES HORNIBROOK
James Townsend Hornibrook , born January 17, 1874 in Little Rock, AR1 , was a
professional baseball player with the 1894 Little Rock Rose Buds.
Biography
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Hornibrook grew up in Little Rock, AR. He was the grandfather of Jim Hornibrook.
Hornibrook was at one point offered a position in the Virginia State League2 .
Hornibrook died on October 22nd, 1937 in Little Rock and was buried in Calvary
Cemetery in Little Rock, AR3 .
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"Jim Hornibrook, the Little Rock boy who made such a record in the box with the
local team last year, has received a very good offer to go with the Virginia
State League this season -with Richmond, I believe. It is my opinion that is he
accepts it he will step into a bigger league before the end of the season for he
has the right stuff in the aim to develop into a star pitcher. He has not
decided to go to the old dominion, however."4
"James T. Hornibrook, 1018 West Third street, Little Rock, son of James H. and
Margaret R. Hornibrook, was born in this city in 1874 and has made this city his
home all his life. He attended school at the Convent, Little Rock, Peabody
public school, E. C. Gould private school, Christian Brothers College, St.
Louis, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Va., and St. John's College,
Little Rock. He is a general contractor and at present is in the sheet metal and
roofing business. In 1897 Mr. Hornibrook and Miss Alice E. Fischer were united
in marriage in this city. They have two children -a boy and a girl. Mr.
Hornibrook has been a Knight of Columbus seven years and a member of Royal
Arcanum for four years. He is now one of the trustees of Little Rock Council No.
812."5
"James T. Hornibrook, a lifelong and active member of the Cathedral parish and a
well-known business man and civic leader of Little Rock for the past 40 years,
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. M. J. Harrison, 5231 Sherwood Road,
[Friday] evening. He apparently suffered from a heart attack during the night
and passed away in his sleep. Mr. Hornibrook had spent the previous [day] at his
business and appeared [to be] in the best of health. A little over a year ago,
he suffered from a serious illness but had apparently fully recovered, and his
sudden death was a severe shock to members of his family and friends. Mr.
Hornibrook was born in Little Rock, January 17, 1874, the son of James Hudson
and Margaret Ross (McCulley Hornibrook. He had lived in the city practically all
his life except during the time he was a student at Virginia Military College
and Christian Brothers College in St. Louis. After graduating from the [?]
school, he entered business in Little Rock and for the past 40 years he had
owned and operated the J.T. Hornibrook Roofing Co. Seven years ago, Mr.
Hornibrook [took] control of the Stuart Roofing Co. and after that time
continued to operate both companies. [He] was a member of the Little Rock
Council, Knights of Columbus and a past Grand knight of Council. He was also
member of the Fourth Degree [?], Knights of Columbus, a former member of the
Little Rock [?] Club, and a member of the [?] of directors of the Little Rock
Boys Club. He was personally one of the best known members of the Cathedral
parish and represented the parish on many occasions in public and civic affairs.
For a number of years he [was] treasurer of the Little Rock [?] Club, in which
he took a [great] deal of interest, and was a member of the board of [directors]
of that Club. He became affiliated with the [?] Cathedral choir some years [ago]
and was a member of that organization at his death. Throughout the years when
Little Rock [?] was active in the life of the city and state, there was no man
who took a more active[role] in the promotion of its athletics programs than did
the [?]. For many years he served [as a] member of the board of directors of the
Little Rock College [?] Committee, and was a [?] supporter of its varied [?].
Mr. Hornibrook was married November 24, 1897, to Miss Alice [Fischer], who died
March 3, 1923. He is survived by a son, James E. Hornibrook, a member of the [?]
of Wardens at the Cathedral and by a daughter, Mrs. [M. J.] Harrison, an active
worker [?] Cathedral parish and a president of the Cathedral society. He is also
survived by a granddaughter, Mildred Harrison, a student at St. Mary's
infirmary, and two sisters, Mrs.[Nicholas] Peay of Little Rock and E. F. Emerson
of Memphis. [?] funeral with a held at St. Matthew's Cathedral Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock with the Rt. [?] Msgr. James P Moran, [?] as celebrant, the Rev.
Ed [?] E. Maloy, as deacon, and the Claiborne Laferty as [?]. The eulogy was
preached by Msgr. Maron in which he [gave] tribute to the unselfish character of
Mr. Hornibrook's life and strong faith which he exemplified on every occasion.
He also mentioned the fact that Mr. Hornibrook was a weekly communicant [?] that
that in the frequent reception of the Sacraments he found [?] strength which
sustained him [?] every difficulty throughout his [life]. Interment was in
Calvary cemetery where committal prayers were read by Msgr. Moran, assisted by
Very Rev Msgr. Joseph A. Gallagher, vice rector of St. John's Seminary; the St.
Patrick's church; Father Maloy and Father Lafferty. The many floral offerings
and spiritual bouquets testified to the high esteem and affection in which the
deceased was held by a wide circle of friends and acquaintances."6
Stats
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Statistics at Baseball-Reference.com.
1 Arkansas Catholic, The Guardian, 10/30/1937
2 The Sporting News, 1/26/1895
3 Arkansas Catholic, The Guardian, 10/30/1937
4 The Sporting News, 1/26/1895
5 Arkansas Catholic, The Guardian, 10/9/1915
6 Arkansas Catholic, The Guardian, 10/30/1937
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* Ralph Hamner Gravesite
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* Joe Klinger Gravesite
* Bob Linton Gravesite
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* Paddy Mayes Gravesite
* Jack McAdams Gravesite
* Dutch McCall Gravesite
* Jim McKnight Gravesite
* Jim McLeod Gravesite
* Scrappy Moore Gravesite
* Red Nonnenkamp Gravesite
* Bob Osborn Gravesite
* Art Parks Gravesite
* Bob Patrick Gravesite
* Gene Paulette Gravesite
* John Perkovich Gravesite
* Mel Queen Gravesite
* Rube Robinson Gravesite
* Emmett Rogers Gravesite
* Lee Rogers Gravesite
* Schoolboy Rowe Gravesite
* Johnny Sain Gravesite
* Carl Sawatski Gravesite
* Boss Schmidt Gravesite
* Carey Selph Gravesite
* Earl Smith Gravesite
* Floyd Speer Gravesite
* Marlin Stuart Gravesite
* Ben Taylor Gravesite
* Chuck Tompkins Gravesite
* Jim Walkup Gravesite
* Lon Warneke Gravesite
* Milt Watson Gravesite
* Dib Williams Gravesite
* Mutt Williams Gravesite
* Al Williamson Gravesite
* Roy Wood Gravesite
* Mel Wright Gravesite
* Jimmy Zinn Gravesite
* Minor league Baseball Gravesites
* Williams Kavanaugh Gravesite
* Cliff Shaw Gravesite
* Professional Baseball Miscellany
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* 1934 “Year of the Arkies”
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* Professional Baseball Milestones
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* Professional Baseball Exhibitions in Arkansas
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* St. Louis Maroons Exhibition in Little Rock, 1886
* Preacher Roe Park Exhibitions
* "Eighth Game of the 1985 World Series"
* Philadelphia Phillies-Arkansas Travelers, May 23, 1963, Little Rock,
AR,
* Major League Exhibition Games in Hot Springs
* New York Yankees Exhibitions in Little Rock, AR
* Notable Non-Baseball People in Arkansas Baseball
* Mike Ilitch
* Chuck Connors
* Babe Didrikson
* Joe Guyon
* Professional Baseball Schools in Arkansas
* Ray Doan Baseball School
* George Barr Umpire School
* Rogers Hornsby Baseball School
* Professional Baseball Families
* Dean Family
* First Black Arkansans in Professional Baseball
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* Arthur Feild
* Ernest Feild
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* Tolly Feild
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* Albert Wassell
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* Charles Keith
* Norman Coyle
* Carlos James
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* Miscellaneous Amateur Baseball Teams in Arkansas
* Arkansas Travelers (1884-1885)
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* Accidental Base Ball Club (1875-1876)
* Little Rock Doughboys
* American Legion Baseball Teams in Arkansas
* Little Rock Doughboys
* Amateur Baseball Leagues/Conferences
* Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference
* Great American Conference
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* Foul Flag Association (1875)
* Little Rock City League
* Amateur Baseball Places
* Amateur Baseball Ballparks in Arkansas
* Baum Stadium
* Bear Stadium
* Blytheville Sports Plex
* Bob Lyall Field
* Buddy Coleman Field
* Clyde Berry Field
* Crain Yancey-Field
* Crowder Field
* Fair Park
* Fort Roots Field
* Gary Hogan Field
* George Cole Field
* George Kell Park
* Hickingbotham Field
* Hunt's Park
* Iverson Riggs Memorial Field
* Jerry Moore Field
* Lamar Porter Field
* Lonnie R Qualls Field
* Mare Square Sports Complex
* Mulerider Field
* Panther Field
* Pioneer Field (Crowleys Ridge)
* Pioneer Field (NorthArk)
* Preacher Roe Park
* Rab Rodgers Field
* Rock City Grounds
* Scots Field
* Searcy HS Sports Complex
* Shell Field
* Tech Field
* Tiger Field
* Tomlinson Stadium
* Torii Hunter Complex
* Vince DeSalvo Stadium
* Warrior Field
* Weevil Field
* Wilson Park
* Amateur Baseball Roadside Attractions
* Amateur Baseball Miscellany
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* Amateur Baseball Milestones
* Amateur Baseball Feats
* Amateur Baseball Exhibitions
* Negro League Baseball
* Negro League Baseball People
* Negro League Baseball Players
* Negro League Baseball Players Born in Arkansas
* Alfred Saylor
* Alfred Surratt
* Andrew Porter
* Andy Childs
* Anthony Cooper
* Booker McDaniels
* Buddy Allen
* Mex Johnson
* Charles Johnson
* Randolph Prim
* Charles Spearman
* Charley Lightner
* Clarence Moore
* Clarence Palm
* Clyde Spearman
* Connie Rector
* Darltie Cooper
* Lefty O'Neal
* Dozier Hood
* Eddie Stuckey
* Eli Chism
* Floyd Gardner
* Frank McAllister
* Gabbie Milliner
* Greene Farmer
* Harry Kenyon
* Henry Spearman
* Isiah Harris
* John Berry
* J.C. McHaskell
* John W. Brown
* John Scott
* John Shackelford
* Leaman Johnson
* Leo Sanders
* Maceo Brodnax
* Marshall Riddle
* Merle Porter
* Napoleon Gulley
* Nate Moreland
* Nathaniel Clifton
* Neale Henderson
* Ollie Brantley
* Red Longley
* Goose Tatum
* Robert Jones
* Robert Madison
* Rufus Battle
* Snook Wesson
* Silvester Rodgers
* Theolic Smith
* Verdell Mathis
* William Sumrall
* Willie Spearman
* Negro League Baseball Players Schooled in Arkansas
* Wabishaw Wiley
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* Art Pennington
* Bill McCrary
* Dave Wyatt
* Rube Foster
* Saul Davis
* John Williams
* Lum Croxton
* Herbert Buster
* Lee Rogers
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* Walter Thomas
* Jake Freeman
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* Red Longley
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* Negro League Baseball Managers
* John Shackelford
* Clarence Moore
* Ted Strong
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* Hugh Cherry
* Tom Baird
* Daniel Dubisson
* Clarence Moore
* Miscellaneous Negro Baseball People
* Sam Scott
* Ed Allen
* Negro League Baseball Teams
* Little Rock Grays (1931-1932)
* Little Rock Black Travelers (1945)
* Claybrook Tigers
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* C and C Hotel Stars (1947)
* Little Rock Cubs
* Hot Springs Majestic White Socks (1911)
* North Little Rock Cubs (1934)
* Arkansas Giants (1917)
* Felix All-Stars (1949)
* Pine Bluff Bear Cats
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* Helena Eagles
* Helena Eagles (1911-1912)
* Argenta Grays (1910-1911)
* Kloethe Reds (1910-1912)
* Little Rock Colts (1911)
* Arkadelphia Cuban Giants (1910)
* M.H.S Baseball Club (1911)
* Marianna Tigers (1910)
* Fort Smith Eagles (1944, 1946)
* Little Rock Reds (1884-1885)
* Little Rock Browns (1884, Negro)
* Cadets Base Ball Club (1885)
* Hot Springs Sluggers (1923)
* Little Rock Quapaws
* Hot Springs Giants (1925)
* Gurdon Panthers
* Arkansas Travelers (1910)
* Hot Springs Bears (1918)
* Hot Springs Blues (1904)
* Butte Colored Giants
* El Dorado Black Lions (1937-1938)
* Little Rock Tigers (1909)
* Little Rock A. B. C.'s (1922)
* McGehee All-Stars (1922)
* El Dorado (1922)
* Pine Bluff Athletics (1922)
* Arkadelphia High-Steppers (1917)
* Little Rock Blue Devils (1920)
* Little Rock Quapaws (1912-1913)
* Little Rock Quapaws (1919)
* Goldman Hotel Grays
* McGehee All-Stars (1921)
* Little Rock Black Travelers (1931-1932)
* Little Rock Stars (1933)
* Missouri Pacific Boosters (Pine Bluff)
* Grady Tigers
* Morrilton Sluggers
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* Merchants Transfers
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* Highland Sports
* Stuttgart Red Sox
* Powell All-Stars
* State Line Booker T's
* Hot Springs Giants (1916)
* Argenta Reds (1916)
* Little Rock Monarchs (1915)
* Little Rock 400s (1915)
* Missouri Pacifics (Little Rock, 1915)
* Pine Bluff White Sox
* Little Rock Monarchs (1925)
* Little Rock Royal Giants
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* Arkansas Negro League
* Ark-La-Tex League (1951)
* Colored Interstate League (1922)
* South African League (1916)
* Negro League Baseball Places
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* Claybrook Field
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* Ray Winder Field
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* Herbert Buster
* Hugh Cherry
* Darltie Cooper
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* Negro League Baseball Miscellany
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* Jackie Robinson’s All-Stars Exhibitions
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* Negro League Baseball Awards
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* Miscellaneous
* Arkansas Baseball Timeline
* Arkansas Baseball Origins
* First Intercity Baseball Game in Arkansas
* The Albert Pike Myth
* First Mention of "Base Ball" in Arkansas
* 19th Century Players
* Early Arkansas Baseball Clubs
* First Baseball Game in Arkansas
* Arkansas Baseball Records
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* Arkansas Baseball Firsts
* First Night Time Baseball Game in Arkansas
* First Intercity Baseball Game in Arkansas
* First Mention of "Base Ball" in Arkansas
* Arkansas Baseball Bibliography
* Boiling out at the Springs by Don Duren
* Bathers Baseball by Don Duren
* The Barling Darling: Hal Smith in American Baseball by Billy Higgins
* Lamar Porter Field and Memories of Sports in Little Rock by Norris Guinn
and Willis Callaway
* The Arkansas Travelers: 79 Years of Baseball by Jim Bailey
* The Last at Bat: The Arkansas Travelers at Ray Winder Field by Todd Traub
* Baseball in Little Rock by Terry Turner
* The Dixie Association by Donald Hays
* Nisei Baseball in Arkansas
* Nisei Baseball in Jerome, AR
* Nisei Baseball in Rohwer, AR
* Women in Arkansas Baseball
* Sue Kidd
* Mildred Earp
* Dolly Brumfield White
* Mary Lou Studnicka
* Frances Dunlap
* Mamie Wilhelmi
* Arkansas in Olympic Baseball
* Arkansas in Foreign Baseball
* Deadball Era Players
* Multisport Athletes from Arkansas