Virginia-North Carolina League

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For the 1901 season, the Virginia League changed its name to the Virginia-North Carolina League. Like its predecessor, it only lasted one year. During its one year, Newport News moved to Charlotte, Portsmouth moved to Tarboro, and Norfolk and Richmond disbanded in early June. The league continued as the North Carolina League until disbanding August 17.

The second attempt at a Virginia-North Carolina League was a four team class D minor league. It operated only in 1905. Salisbury-Spencer moved to Winston-Salem on July 17, but the league folded August 19.

Only Charlotte, NC competed in both leagues.

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[edit] Cities Represented Teams and Statistics

[edit] 1901


1901 Virginia-North Carolina League
President: E.H. Cunningham

Team StandingsWLPCTGB Managers
Raleigh Senators 5946.5620George "King" Kelley
Wilmington Giants5846.558.5 H.B. Peschau
Newport News Shipbuilders / Charlotte Hornets #5055.4769Ed Ashenbach
Portsmouth Browns / Tarboro Tartars ##4258.42024.5Win Clark
Norfolk Skippers ###3127.534NAEd Gilligan / William Spratt
Richmond Bluebirds ###2735.435NABarley Kain
#Newport News (32-26) moved to Charlotte June 21.
##Portsmouth (22-31) moved to Tarboro June 21.
###Norfolk and Richmond disbanded in early July.
The league continued as the North Carolina League until disbanding August 17. Player Statistics
Player TeamStat TotPlayerTeamStatTot
John MullenNorfolkBA.342J.H. DannehowerNorfolkW17
James SmithNorfolkRuns61J.H. DannehowerNorfolkSO156
John MullenNorfolkHits93J.H. DannehowerNorfolkPct.708; 17-7
Joe StaleyRaleighHR10

[edit] Cities Represented Teams and Statistics

[edit] 1905


1905 Virginia-North Carolina League
President: L.J. Brandt

Team StandingsWLPCTGB Managers
Danville Tobacconists 4827.6400Ed Ransick
Charlotte Hornets4042.48811.5 E.L. Keesler
Salisbury-Spencer / Winston-Salem Twins #3442.44714.5Con Strothers / Earle Holt
Greensboro Farmers 3647.43416John Grim
#Salisbury-Spencer (24-28) moved to Winston-Salem July 17.
The league disbanded August 19.




[edit] Source

The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball: Second Edition.

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