Jimmy Wilson, an exceptional catcher in his prime as a player, and a good manager with the Phillies, is now a member of the Cincinnati Reds brain trust. He came to the Reds last year, after managing the Phils from 1934 through 1938. Wilson did his playing with the Phillies, Cardinals and Cincinnati. He began his career in the majors with the Phils in 1923, was traded to the Cards in 1928, and back to the Phillies in 1933. He was on the active list last year, but appeared in only four games for the Reds. Jimmy was not only a good catcher, with a great knowledge of pitchers and opposition weaknesses, but he could hit a hard, timely ball, as well.