El Dorado Oilers, the Glossary

Table of Contents

1. 7 relations: Bill Adair, Cincinnati Reds, Cotton States League, Dixie League (1933 baseball), East Dixie League, El Dorado, Arkansas, New York Giants (baseball).

2. 1929 establishments in Arkansas
3. 1955 disestablishments in Arkansas
4. Baseball teams disestablished in 1955
5. Baseball teams established in 1929
6. Defunct Cotton States League teams
7. Defunct Dixie League teams
8. Defunct East Dixie League teams
9. Defunct baseball teams in Arkansas
10. Professional baseball teams in Arkansas

Bill Adair

Marion Danne "Bill" Adair (February 10, 1913 – June 17, 2002) was an American coach and interim manager in Major League Baseball (MLB).

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Cincinnati Reds

The Cincinnati Reds are an American professional baseball team based in Cincinnati.

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Cotton States League

The Cotton States League name was used five times in baseball history.

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Dixie League (1933 baseball)

The Dixie League was a Class C level baseball league formed in 1933, with teams based in the US states of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, and Arkansas.

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East Dixie League

The East Dixie League was an American professional minor league baseball league that operated for two seasons from 1934 to 1935 as a Class C level league.

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El Dorado, Arkansas

El Dorado is a city in, and the county seat of, Union County, on the southern border of Arkansas, United States.

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New York Giants (baseball)

The New York Giants were a Major League Baseball team in the National League that began play in the season as the New York Gothams and became known as the Giants in.

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See also

1929 establishments in Arkansas

• AR 289 Bridge Over English Creek
• Albert Pike Residence Hotel
• Arkansas Highway Police
• Cannon Creek Bridge
• Chicot County Training School
• Coca-Cola Building (Morrilton, Arkansas)
• Confederate Last Stand Monument
• Conway County Courthouse
• D. McDonald House
• Dalton Woodson House
• Dr. Frizell House
• Dunbar Magnet Middle School
• El Dorado High School (Arkansas)
• El Dorado Oilers
• Fort Smith Masonic Temple
• Grand Army of the Republic Memorial (Siloam Springs, Arkansas)
• Hirst-Mathew Hall
• Hotel Seville
• Keiser School
• Lafayette County Training School
• Malvern Rosenwald School
• Oscar Crow House
• Rialto Theatre (El Dorado, Arkansas)
• Thomas J. Hankins House

1955 disestablishments in Arkansas

• El Dorado Oilers

Baseball teams disestablished in 1955

• Austin Pioneers
• Big Spring Bombers
• Channel Cities Oilers
• Cordele Reds
• Dickinson Packers
• Douglas Trojans
• Duluth Dukes
• El Dorado Oilers
• Gainesville Owls
• Globe-Miami Browns
• Greenville Bucks
• Hagerstown Owls
• Hot Springs Bathers
• Lakeland Pilots
• Madisonville Miners
• Mayfield Clothiers
• Meridian Millers
• Newport News Dodgers
• Norfolk Tars
• Oakland Oaks (PCL)
• Ogden Reds
• Owensboro Oilers
• Paducah Chiefs
• Quebec Braves
• Reidsville Luckies
• Rock Hill Chiefs
• Saint-Jean Canadiens
• San Antonio Tejanos
• Sherbrooke Indians
• Spartanburg Peaches
• Statesboro Pilots
• Superior Blues
• Tifton Blue Sox
• Toledo Sox
• Tyler Tigers
• Union City Dodgers
• Vicksburg Hill Billies
• Welch Miners
• Wichita Indians (baseball)
• Wilkes-Barre (minor league baseball club)

Baseball teams established in 1929

• El Dorado Oilers
• Globe-Miami Browns
• Goldsboro Goldbugs
• Hazleton Mountaineers (baseball)
• Kinston Eagles (Eastern Carolina League)
• Norton Jayhawks
• San Angelo Sheep Herders
• San Antonio Indians
• San Bernardino Padres

Defunct Cotton States League teams

• Clarksdale Planters
• El Dorado Oilers
• Greenville Bucks
• Helena Seaporters
• Hot Springs Bathers
• Jackson Lawmakers
• Jackson Senators
• Marshall Tigers
• Meridian Metropolitans
• Meridian Mets
• Mobile Bears
• Monroe Twins
• Monroe White Sox
• Opelousas Orphans
• Pensacola Snappers
• Pine Bluff Judges
• Selma Cloverleafs
• Texarkana Twins
• Yazoo City Zoos

Defunct Dixie League teams

• Dothan (baseball)
• Dothan Phillies
• El Dorado Oilers
• Pine Bluff Judges
• Tifton Tifters

Defunct East Dixie League teams

• El Dorado Oilers
• Helena Seaporters
• Pine Bluff Judges

Defunct baseball teams in Arkansas

• Alexandria Hoo Hoos
• Batesville Pilots
• Batesville White Sox
• Bentonville Mustangs
• Blytheville Giants
• Camden Ouachitas
• Clarksville Reds
• Dardanelle White Sox
• El Dorado Oilers
• Fayetteville Angels
• Fort Smith Giants
• Fort Smith Twins
• Gurdon Panthers
• Helena Seaporters
• Hot Springs Arlingtons
• Hot Springs Bathers
• Huntsville Red Birds
• Jonesboro White Sox
• Little Rock Travelers
• Marianna Brickeys
• Morrilton Cotton Pickers
• Newport Dodgers
• Osceola Indians
• Paragould Browns
• Pine Bluff Judges
• Rogers Lions
• Rogers Reds
• Russellville Miners (Arkansas)
• Siloam Springs Cardinals
• Siloam Springs Travelers
• Texarkana Tigers

Professional baseball teams in Arkansas

• Argenta Shamrocks
• Arkansas Travelers
• Batesville Pilots
• Batesville White Sox
• Bentonville Mustangs
• Blytheville Giants
• Clarksville Reds
• Dardanelle White Sox
• El Dorado Oilers
• Fayetteville Angels
• Fort Smith Giants
• Fort Smith Twins
• Gurdon Panthers
• Helena Seaporters
• Hot Springs Arlingtons
• Hot Springs Bathers
• Huntsville Red Birds
• Jonesboro White Sox
• Little Rock Travelers
• Marianna Brickeys
• Newport Dodgers
• Northwest Arkansas Naturals
• Osceola Indians
• Paragould Browns
• Pine Bluff Judges
• Rogers Lions
• Rogers Reds
• Russellville Miners (Arkansas)
• Siloam Springs Cardinals
• Siloam Springs Travelers

References

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Dorado_Oilers

Also known as El Dorado Lions.