361:. In their first season of play the Cardinals advanced to the North Carolina State League finals. Shelby ended the 1937 regular season with a record of 55–52 to place fourth in the North Carolina State League regular season standings, qualifying for the playoffs under manager George Silvey. The Cardinals finished 18.0 games behind the first place Mooresville Moors. In the four-team playoffs, Shelby defeated the Thomasville Chair Makers 3 games to 2 in the first round to advance. In the finals, Mooresville defeated the Shelby Cardinals 4 games to 3 to capture the 1937 North Carolina State League Championship. Floyd Beal of Shelby led the North Carolina State League with both 21 home runs and 107 RBI. Teammate Jack Angie scored 109 runs, most in the league.
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regular season 4.5 games behind the first place
Morganton Aggies. In the Western Carolina League playoffs, Shelby defeated the Newton-Conover Twins 4 games to 2 to advance. In the Finals, the Shelby Farmers defeated Morganton Aggies 4 games to 3 in the seven-game series and claimed the championship in the eight-team league. Shelby had notable player performances that contributed to their championship season. Shelby's Henry Miller hit .387 to win the Western Carolina League batting title. Teammate Charles Ballard led the league with both 137 runs scored and 179 total hits. Edward Bass of Shelby had 157 RBI to lead the league.
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teams had .495 winning percentages. However, Shelby refused to play a playoff game to break the fourth-place tie and the final playoff spot was awarded to Forest City. Playing the season under manager Rube Wilson, Shelby finished 14.5 games behind the first place
Lincolnton Cardinals in the Western Carolina League regular season standings. Shelby did not participate in the playoffs won by the Lincolnton Cardinals, who defeated Newton-Conover in the final.
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Farmers had a final regular season record of 71–39 and ended the season in second place, while playing under returning manager Dave Coble. Shelby ended the regular season just 0.5 games ahead of the second place Lincolnton Cardinals (72–39) as the Western Carolina League completed the 1952 season with five teams in the final standings. In the four-team playoffs, Shelby swept the
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Farmers defeated Lincolnton in a seven-game series to win the Western Carolina League championship. Charles Ballard of Shelby hit. 352 to win the Western Carolina League batting championship. Farmer pitcher Joe Sheppard led the league with both
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Shelby qualified for the four-team playoffs in the six-team Tri-State League. The Cubs ended the 1946 season with a final regular season record of 59–81 to finish in fourth place, playing the season under manager Clyde McDowell and ending the regular season 34.5 games behind first place
Charlotte. In
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Farmers won the Class D level Western Carolina League championship under Dave Coble. Shelby finished with a regular season record of 67–44 to place second in the regular season standings, playing under manager Coble. The Farmers ended the
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Farmers again placed seventh in the eight-team Western Carolina League final regular season standings. Managed by the returning Walt Dixon, Shelby ended the regular season with a record of 47–63 to finish 22.0 games behind the first place Newton-Conover Twins in the final regular
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After playing the previous season with ten teams, the 1954 Tar Heel League began the season reduced to four teams; Shelby included. The Forest City Owls, Hickory Rebels, Marion
Marauders and Shelby Clippers teams continued Tar Heel League play. Shelby became a minor league affiliate of the New York
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The team was renamed as the Shelby "Colonels" and continued play as the 1940 Tar Heel League remained with the original six teams, before the
Washington Senators affiliated Shelby team folded during the season. On July 18, both the Shelby Colonels and the Newton-Conover Twins teams folded, leaving
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In their first season of play in the new league, the Shelby
Farmers placed fifth in Western Carolina League regular season standings. Ending the regular season with a record of 54–55, the Farmers ended the season in a tie for fourth place with the Forest City Owls, who had a 55–56 record and both
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and received a $ 500 sighing bonus. "They gave me $ 500," Brunet said. "I bought a dining room set, a coat for my mother, and a night on the town." In an extensive career, Brunet would pitch for professional teams in the major leagues, minor leagues and Mexican leagues until 1989, when he was 54
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Giants. The Tar Heel League folded on June 21, 1954. The Shelby Clippers were in last place with a 16–32 record when the Tar Heel League folded. The Clippers were managed by Harold Kollar, finishing 16.0 games behind the first place Hickory Rebels in the final standings of the partial season.
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In their first season of league play, the Shelby Nationals qualified for the Tar Heel League playoffs. The Nationals ended the Tar Heel League regular season with a record of 50–59, placing fourth in the final regular season standings. Shelby finished 22.5 games behind the first place Gastonia
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The Shelby franchise continued play in the 1953, and the Clippers finished the 1953 season in third place in the ten–team Tar Heel League. Shelby ended the season with a record of 60–49, playing under returning manager Dave Coble. The Clippers finished 14.0 games behind the first place Marion
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served as the Shelby manager. In the first round of the four-team Tar Heel League playoffs, Gastonia defeated the Shelby Nationals three games to none en-route to winning the Tar Heel League championship. James Guinn of Shelby had 161 total hits to lead the Tar Heel league in that category.
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to his bandages, causing severe burns on Crespi's leg, with the burns leaving him with a permanent limp. it was reported that a total of 23 operations were performed on Crespi's leg and he was unable to return to his playing career following his honorable military discharge.
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was hired as the Shelby manager replacing Walt Dixon. Coble would spend three seasons managing the Farmers, winning two league championships. Coble was a former major league player, who had his baseball playing career interrupted by his service in the
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standings. With their seventh place finish in the eight–team league, Shelby again missed the playoffs, won by the Lenoir Red Sox over Newton-Conover in the finals. Shelby pitcher Carl Brown led the Western Carolina League with 236 strikeouts.
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played for the Shelby Cubs in 1946, hitting .219 in 30 games at age 20. Smalley would eventually become the Chicago Cubs' regular shortstop from 1948 through 1953. Smalley was replaced as the Cubs shortstop by Baseball Hall of Fame member
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The Shelby Farmers and Shelby minor league teams hosted their home minor league games at Veterans Stadium. Today, the ballpark is still in use, now known as "Veterans Field at Keeter Stadium," hosting high school and youth teams.
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in three games. Gastonia/Shelby Cardinal player Gene Nafie led the North Carolina State League both with 27 home runs and 120 runs scored, while the Cardinals' player/manager George Silvey topped the league with 80 stolen bases.
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Since 2011, Keeter Stadium annually has hosted the youth American Legion World Series. Collegiate baseball has also been played at the ballpark. Keeter Stadium is located at 230 East Dixon Boulevard in Shelby, North Carolina.
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Following the 1954 season, the Tar Heel League folded and did not return to play in 1955. Shelby next hosted minor league baseball in 1960 when the Shelby "Colonels" resumed minor league play as members of the Class D level
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The Shelby Farmers placed seventh in the 1949 Western Carolina League regular season standings. The Farmers ended the regular season with a record of 40–68, playing the season under managers Joe Borich, Harold Dedmon and
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played for the Selby Cardinals in 1937 in his first professional season at age 19, hitting .314 with 11 home runs. Crespi became the St. Louis Cardinals starting second basemen and was a key contributor on the
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Marauders in the final regular season standings. In the first round of the league playoffs, the Marion Marauders defeated Shelby 4 games to 2. Pitcher Jose Nakamura of Shelby led the Tar Heel with a 2.40 ERA.
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The Shelby Cardinals continued North Carolina State League play in 1938, before the franchise relocated during the season. On July 22, 1938, the Shelby Cardinals franchise of the eight-team,
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in June 1945. Coble was honorably discharged from his military service at the end of 1945 at age 33. Coble resumed his baseball career in the minor leagues as a manager of the 1946
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and Art Patchin as the team disbanded July 19. The Statesville Owls were the eventual league champion. In 1941, the Tar Heel League did not return to play with the onset of
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as he was the sole supporter of his elderly mother. He refused the military deferment, saying, "I don't think I'm too good to fight for the things I've always enjoyed."
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became the Shelby player/manager in 1939 at age 33. Montague had a four-year major league career and later became a scout. He is best known for scouting
283:(1946). The Farmers were immediately succeeded by the 1953 and 1954 Shelby "Clippers" of the Tar Heel League, who were a minor league affiliate of the
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of .287 and 115 home runs in 1,173 minor league games. McKee had been a star player as a youth in American Legion baseball in Shelby, playing with
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Shelby, North Carolina next hosted league baseball play in 1948, when the Shelby "Farmers" became charter members of the newly formed eight–team
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of his left leg. Soon afterwards, he broke the same leg during a training accident, and then broke the same leg a third time during an impromptu
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played for the 1948 Shelby Farmers, returning to play in his hometown. His father was a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals and named his son
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the Tar Heel League to complete the season with four teams. The Colonels ended their season with a 16–54 record, playing under managers
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in Texas. In April 1943, Staff Sergeant Coble was assigned to the Officer Candidate School in
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played for the Shelby Cubs. Ed Musial hit .333 for the season in 115 games.
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2034:"1952 Gastonia Rockets minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
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2962:"1960 Shelby Colonels minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
2121:"1946 Tri-State League (TSL) Minor League Baseball on StatsCrew.com"
1850:"1938 North Carolina State League (NCSL) Standings on StatsCrew.com"
1710:"1937 North Carolina State League (NCSL) Standings on StatsCrew.com"
3064:"Keeter Stadium, 230 e Dixon BLVD, Shelby, NC 28152, US - MapQuest"
2912:"1954 Tar Heel League (THL) Minor League Baseball on StatsCrew.com"
2730:"1952 Shelby Farmers minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
2655:"1951 Shelby Farmers minor league baseball Roster on StatsCrew.com"
1962:"1939 Tar Heel League (THL) Minor League Baseball on StatsCrew.com"
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1824:"After 11 Seasons With Cardinals, Marion Finds Mates Have Faults"
690:. McKee later helped coach American Legion youth teams and the
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champion Cardinals before being drafted into military service.
2829:"George Brunet Minor, Winter & Mexican Leagues Statistics"
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teams in beginning Tar Heel League play on April 24, 1953.
2177:"Roy Smalley Jr. – Society for American Baseball Research"
2868:"George Brunet – Society for American Baseball Research"
2303:"Roger McKee – Society for American Baseball Research"
2149:"Stan Musial – Society for American Baseball Research"
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1948 to 1952: Shelby Farmers - Western Carolina League
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2191:"Former Cubs standout Smalley Jr. Dies at 85"
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299:1937 & 1938: North Carolina State League
1886:"1938 Shelby/Gastonia Cardinals Statistics"
1680:Johnson, Lloyd; Wolff, Miles, eds. (2007).
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387:While playing in an Army baseball game in
2391:"Local baseball legend McKee passes away"
1682:The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball
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380:in early 1943, Crespi qualified for a
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2748:"Shelby, North Carolina Encyclopedia"
2551:"Dave Coble Minor Leagues Statistics"
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801:to form the ten–team Class D level
3106:Baseball teams established in 1948
2605:"Baseball in Wartime - Dave Coble"
1944:"1939 Shelby Nationals Statistics"
1904:"1938 North Carolina State League"
1801:. Harper Paperbacks. p. 181.
1616:"1937 North Carolina State League"
1602:"1937 Shelby Cardinals Statistics"
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2976:"1960 Shelby Colonels Statistics"
2944:"1954 Shelby Clippers Statistics"
2894:"1954 Shelby Clippers Statistics"
2793:"1953 Shelby Clippers Statistics"
2775:"1953 Shelby Clippers Statistics"
2619:"1950 Tifton Blue Sox Statistics"
2073:"1940 Shelby Colonels Statistics"
1822:Martin, Whitney (April 5, 1951).
1775:"The Ballplayers - Creepy Crespi"
1542:"1936 Shelby Cee-Cees Statistics"
751:San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center
503:1946: Post War - Tri State League
2712:"1952 Shelby Farmers Statistics"
2637:"1951 Shelby Farmers Statistics"
2497:"1950 Shelby Farmers Statistics"
2443:"1949 Shelby Farmers Statistics"
2389:Ford, Alan (September 4, 2014).
2264:"1948 Shelby Farmers Statistics"
436:1939 & 1940: Tar Heel League
2846:Wulf, Steve (August 18, 1980).
678:, spending nine seasons in the
3022:"American Legion World Series"
2694:"1952 Western Carolina League"
2673:"1951 Western Carolina League"
2533:"1950 Western Carolina League"
2479:"1949 Western Carolina League"
2228:"1948 Western Carolina League"
815:High Point-Thomasville Hi-Toms
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3036:"Improving the playing field"
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73:(1937-1940, 1946, 1948–1954)
46:(1937-1940, 1946, 1948–1954)
3081:Shelby - Baseball Reference
2593:– via newspapers.com.
1200:Joe Borich / Harold Dedmon
926:North Carolina State League
799:North Carolina State League
452:, Newton-Conover Twins and
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316:North Carolina State League
261:North Carolina State League
222:Shelby Clippers (1953–1954)
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2848:"Beisbol Is In His Blood"
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1099:Shelby (19–22) moved to
786:24 wins and a 2.31 ERA.
765:. Coble had managed the
352:Thomasville Chair Makers
2211:"1947 Tri-State League"
2107:"1946 Tri-State League"
1777:. baseballbiography.com
1521:Shelby Colonels players
1511:Shelby Clippers players
1267:Won league championship
1246:Won league championship
1144:Team disbanded July 19
1006:Western Carolina League
862:Western Carolina League
759:Randolph Air Force Base
621:Hendersonville Skylarks
613:Western Carolina League
538:(Washington Senators),
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211:Shelby Nationals (1939)
97:Western Carolina League
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2926:"1954 Tar Heel League"
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2811:"1953 Tar Heel League"
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2055:"1940 Tar Heel League"
1948:Baseball-Reference.com
1925:Baseball-Reference.com
1921:"1939 Tar Heel League"
1890:Baseball-Reference.com
1746:Robbins, Mike (2004).
1574:Baseball-Reference.com
1556:"1936 Carolina League"
1496:Shelby Farmers players
783:Rutherford County Owls
747:Keesler Air Force Base
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704:Rutherford County Owls
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246:Shelby, North Carolina
213:Shelby Colonels (1940)
52:Shelby, North Carolina
1828:The Milwaukee Journal
1795:Berry, Henry (1996).
1749:Ninety Feet from Fame
1378:Jim Hopper (baseball)
745:and was stationed at
739:Metcalfe, Mississippi
722:Philadelphia Phillies
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682:through 1957, with a
660:Philadelphia Phillies
575:Baseball Hall of Fame
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464:Baseball Hall of Fame
242:minor league baseball
2579:Wilmington, Delaware
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