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Newton-Conover Twins and qualified for the playoffs. In the first round of the playoffs, the Aggies defeated the Lincolnton Cardinals 4 games to 3 to advance to the final. In the Western Carolina League Finals, the Rutherford County Owls defeated the Morganton Aggies 4 games to 1 to win the championship. Morganton's Boger McGimsey led the Western Carolina League with 118 RBI, while teammate Lelon Jaynes of Morganton led the league pitchers with both 19 wins and 202 strikeouts.
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McGimsey, Morganton finished 13.5 games behind the first place Lincolnton Cardinals in the Western Carolina League regular season standings. In the first round of the 1948 playoffs, Lincolnton defeated Morganton 4 games to 2. The Cardinals then defeated Newton-Conover in the finals to win the league championship.
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The Morganton Aggies teams hosted their home minor league games at the Morganton High School Ballpark. Today, the ballpark site is still in use, as is the high school building. The high school building site currently houses the Burke County Public School Central office. The building is located at 510
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In their final season of play, the Morganton Aggies folded during the 1952 Western Carolina League season. The league began the season reduced to six teams. On August 3, 1951, Morganton folded. The Aggies had a record of 41–51 playing under managers George Bradshaw and Pete Treece when the franchise
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The Morganton Aggies placed fourth in the 1949 Western Carolina League regular season standings and reached the playoff Finals the eight–team league. The Aggies ended the regular season with a record of 58–49, playing under manager Sam Bell. The Wagonmakers finished 13.5 games behind the first place
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In their first season of play the Morganton Aggies placed third in Western Carolina League regular season standings. Ending the regular season with a record of 54–53 and qualifying for the league four-playoffs. Playing the season under managers Les McGarity, Homer Daugherty, Wayne Stewart and Boger
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The 1951 Morganton Aggies won the Western Carolina League pennant and reached the league finals. Morganton finished with a regular season record of 71–39 to place first in the regular season standings, playing under manager
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In 1950, Morgantown placed fifth in the Western Carolina League final regular season standings. Managed by the returning Sam Bell, Homer Daugherty and
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Morganton, North Carolina first hosted league baseball play in 1948, when the Morganton "Aggies" became charter members of the eight–team
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From 2005 to 2013, Morganton hosted the "Morganton Aggies," who revived the former nickname, as the new amateur team played
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permanently folded. The Western Carolina League completed the 1952 season with five teams.
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as members of the Southern Collegiate Baseball League for nine seasons.
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After the 1952 season, the Western Carolina League combined with the
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Index

1948
1952
Morganton, North Carolina
Class D
Western Carolina League
minor league baseball
Morganton, North Carolina
Class D
Western Carolina League
Class D
Western Carolina League
Forest City Owls
Hendersonville Skylarks
Lenoir Red Sox
Lincolnton Cardinals
Marion Marauders
Newton-Conover Twins
Shelby Farmers
Jim Poole
George Bradshaw
North Carolina State League
Tar Heel League
summer collegiate baseball

Class D
Western Carolina League
Jim Poole
George Bradshaw
George Bradshaw
George Bradshaw

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