Paris High School
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Paris, AR (Logan County; Arkansas River Valley); home of the Eagles; county seat of Logan County in the scenic Arkansas River Valley between Fort Smith and Little Rock; Logan County is the birthplace of Jay Hanna "Dizzy" Dean (National Baseball Hall of Fame 1953; born in Lucas, Logan County; St. Louis Cardinals; one of the most colorful, dominant, and beloved pitchers of the 1930s; won 30 games in the 1934 season — the last National League pitcher to do so; helped lead the famous "Gashouse Gang" Cardinals to the 1934 World Series championship; a larger-than-life personality whose humor, bravado, and genuine excellence on the mound made him one of the most popular athletes of his era) — the Paris and Logan County area claims Dean as one of its most famous native sons
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