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In 1936, the Concord Weavers won the Carolina League pennant. Concord finished the regular season with a 66–33 record to place first during their initial season. In the playoffs, the Weavers defeated the Kannapolis Towelers 3 games to 2 before losing to the Valdese Textiles 4 games to 2 in the league
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Concord finished with a 47–47 record, placing fourth in 1938, as the Carolina League became a six–team league. The Carolina League folded after the 1938 season, before returning in 1945. The 1938 Concord Weavers were controlled by a Board of Directors. The board consisted of local business leaders,
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The 1937 Concord Weavers won the Carolina League championship. The Weavers finished with a record of 53–44, placing second in the Carolina League regular season standings. In the playoffs, Concord defeated the Valdese Textiles 3 games to 0. In the finals Concord defeated the Kannapolis Towelers 4
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made his professional debut for the Concord Weavers in 1945. At age 17, Lasorda pitched and played the field. He finished the 1945 season 3-12, with a 4.09 ERA in 27 games, walking 100 in 121 innings. As a hitter, Lasorda played in 67 games and hit .274 with one home run in 208 at bats.
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and Shelby Cee-Cees and Valdese Textiles joined the Weavers in league play. The Independent league was nicknamed as an "outlaw" league because of the Independent status. Concord, and most of the other league members, had previously hosted numerous semi-pro teams in the
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In 1946, the Weavers went from last to first, finishing 77–34 to win the North Carolina State League pennant. In the playoffs, Concord swept the Thomasville Dodgers in four games. In the Finals, the Mooresville Moors defeated the Weavers 4 games to 2.
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from 1939 to 1942 and 1945 to 1951, winning two league pennants and one championship. The franchise played as the Concord Nationals from 1949 to 1950 and Concord Sports in 1951, with Concord teams hosting minor league home games at Webb Field.
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The Weavers finished with a record of 60–50 in 1939, placing third in the final regular season standings. They were defeated by the Mooresville Moors 3 games to 1 in the playoffs. The 1939 Concord Weavers drew 41,458, an average of 754.
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Continuing play in the North Carolina League, Concord placed fifth in 1940 with a 58–54 record. In 1941, the Weavers again finished in fifth place, with a record of 54–51. Concord missed qualifying for the playoffs in both seasons.
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The Concord Weavers placed seventh in both 1947 (48–63) and 1948 (44–62), missing the North Carolina State League playoffs in both seasons. They drew 26,148 fans in 1948, an average of 493.
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In 1942, the Concord Weavers finished with a 64–34 record and won the North Carolina League pennant. In the playoffs, the Thomasville Tommies defeated Concord 3 games to 1. Because of
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in 1951. The Sports finished sixth (56–70), missing the playoffs. Concord drew 22,236, an average of 353. Concord folded after the 1951 season and the Hickory Rebels moved to the
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Minor league baseball first came to Concord, North Carolina in 1936 when the Concord Weavers became charter members of the Independent level
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in 1939, along with the Kannapolis Towelers. Those two teams joined the eight–team North Carolina State League to replace the
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When the North Carolina State League resumed play in 1945, the Concord Weavers played the season as an affiliate of the
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team, who play in the Southern Collegiate Baseball League. The team revived the Concord Weavers moniker for a time.
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games to 1 to win the 1937 Carolina League Championship. The team drew 70,000 for the season.
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finals. The Weavers drew a season total of 55,426 an average of 1,120 per home game.
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Concord teams were referenced to have played home minor league games at
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The Concord Weavers moniker had been revived by Concord's current
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made his professional debut for the 1945 Concord Weavers.
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school administrators, team personnel and media members.
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Concord teams played as a minor league affiliate of the
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Index

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1951
Concord, North Carolina
Independent
Class D
Carolina League
North Carolina State League
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington Senators
minor league baseball
Concord, North Carolina
Independent
Carolina League
Class D
North Carolina State League
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington Senators
Baseball Hall of Fame
Tommy Lasorda
summer collegiate baseball
Carolina League
Charlotte Hornets
Hickory Rebels
Kannapolis Towelers
Rutherford County Owls
Salisbury Colonials
Carolina Textile League
North Carolina State League
Gastonia Cardinals
Newton-Conover Twins

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