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Carolina League (1936–1938)

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The league's independent status led to the league being branded as an "outlaw" league by supporters of the NAPBL, and the league's practice of allowing players to freely leave their contracts to play for teams in other leagues, was unorthodox at the time. Additionally, players on various teams were
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in the team owners' various mills with salaries that supplemented their earnings from baseball. There was no cap to salaries for Carolina League players, and there were no limits to how many players with professional experience could play on any given team, a sharp difference from previous "mill
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as Carolina League players, often under assumed names. When caught by NABPL officials, moonlighting players were often banned from play in NAPBL leagues, effectively putting on hold or ending their professional careers. Professional players such as
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in towns near Carolina League teams. The league folded in 1938 due to pressure from "organized" baseball, and many of the league's players went on to play in NABPL leagues, with some, such as
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In addition, the NAPBL combatted the insurgent influence of the Carolina League by installing an eight-team class-D league, the
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and milling towns in that region, the league was independent, meaning that it was not a part of the
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This added incentive caused several players in NABPL leagues to
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The following teams were champions of the Carolina League:
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Defunct independent baseball leagues in the United States
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did stints with the Carolina League while on hiatus from
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going on to achieve prominence in the major leagues.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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was an "outlaw" professional baseball league in the
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The Independent Carolina Baseball League, 1936-1938
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Baseball
Valdese Textiles
Kannapolis Towelers
Concord Weavers
Piedmont
North Carolina
textile mills
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Carolina Textile League
no-show jobs
moonlight
Fred Archer
Vince Barton
Major League Baseball
North Carolina State League
Dick Culler
Grey Clarke
Carolina League (1936–1938) is located in North Carolina
Weavers
Hornets
Owls
Spinners
Rebels
Towelers
Finishers
Moors
Colonials
Cee Cees
Textiles

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