
Biography
Dancy spent most of his adult life as a firefighter in North Little Rock, AR. He also coached American Legion baseball2 and scouted for the New York Giants3 .
Dancy died in 19584 and was buried in Edgewood Cemetery in North Little Rock, AR5 .
Excerpts
" . . . Red Dancey, Little Rock, Ark."6
" . . . Red Dancey, a classy hurler who was last year with the Hope [Arkansas] joined the squad today. Red is sure to make himself known in the camp. One of most notable feats last year was the winning of a 16-inning game from Camden, 3 to 2."7
"Meet Mr. Red Dancy of the Miner pitching staff. Red spends his winters as a fireman in North Little Rock, which makes him a subject of hero worship for Mose Poolaw. He has played at every position on the diamond and is rated as a very versatile performer. Red had a good year in the Arkansas state league last season."8
""Red" Dancey, pitcher. Dancey is a right-handed and "burned 'em up" in the West Arkansas League last season."9
""Red" Dancey, of Arkansas . . . "10
Stats
Statistics at Baseball-Reference.com.
1
Dancy's WWII Draft Card
2
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, 7/16/2012
3
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, 2/5/1996
4
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, 3/10/1996
5
Edgewood Cemetery on Arkansasties.com
6
Joplin Globe, 3/24/1924
7
Joplin Globe, 3/30/1924
8
Joplin Globe, 4/25/1924
9
Times-Picayune, 3/23/1925
10
Hattiesburg, MS, 3/30/1925