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The Bi-State League was an American baseball formed in 1934 with teams in Virginia and North Carolina. The league held together for nine seasons, being represented by ten cities from and eight from . Only the Leaksville-Draper-Spray Triplets, a team that was a combination of those three cities from , was able to make the entire nine-year run. This combination also captured the league title in two seasons, 1935 and 1941. The squad from Bassett, Virginia, won four league titles during the span, coming out on top three times in a row, 1936, 1937, 1938 and closing it out with the 1940 pennant before losing in the finals. The league's final season was 1942, as it was not revived after World War II.

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List of teams
  • Bassett, Virginia: Bassett Furnituremakers (1935–1940)
  • Burlington, North Carolina: Burlington Bees (1942)
  • Danville, Virginia: (1934–1938)
  • Danville, Virginia & Schoolfield, Virginia: Danville-Schoolfield Leafs (1939–1942)
  • Fieldale, Virginia: Fieldale Virginians 1934; (1935–1936)
  • Leaksville, North Carolina, Draper, North Carolina, & Spray, North Carolina: Leaksville-Draper-Spray Triplets (1934–1942)
  • Martinsville, Virginia: Martinsville Manufacturers (1934–1941)
  • Mayodan, North Carolina: (1934, 1937; (1935); (1936); (1938–1941)
  • Mount Airy, North Carolina: Mount Airy Graniteers (1934, 1938–1941); Mount Airy Reds (1935–1937)
  • Reidsville, North Carolina: Reidsville Luckies (1935–1940)
  • Rocky Mount, North Carolina: Rocky Mount Rocks (1942)
  • Sanford, North Carolina: (1941–1942)
  • South Boston, Virginia & Halifax, Virginia: South Boston Twins (1937); South Boston-Halifax Wrappers (1938); South Boston Wrappers (1939–1940)
  • Wilson, North Carolina: Wilson Tobs (1942)


Standings & statistics

1934 to 1938
1934 Bi-State League Herb Brett>
Jimmy Sanders
D. L. Hodge
Cecil Harris / G. Thomas
Oscar Langley /
Zip Payne /
Charles Eadmon /
Playoff: Danville 4 games, Martinsville 1.
+ Player statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
17
126
.813; 13-3
26
1935 Bi-State League Blackie Carter>
Mickey Shader
Phil Lundeen
Harold Bohl
Glenn Bickerstaff / L.J. Perry
Playoff: Danville 4 games, Bassett 3.

+ Player statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
25
222
.806; 25-6
30
1936 Bi-State League
Jimmy Sanders
Jimmy Maus
Mickey Shader /
Elbert Conway / Frank Packard
/ Red Smith
Phil Lundeen /
Playoff: Bassett 4 games, Leaksville 2.
+ Player statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
25
167
.833; 25-5
120
1937 Bi-State League
schedule
Arnold Anderson
Walt Novak
Jimmy Shelton
/
Dave Lawless / Charles Wills
Playoff: Bassett 3 games, Danville 1; Martinsville 3 games, Mayodan 2, (one tie).
Finals: Bassett 4 games, Martinsville 3.
+ Player statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
21
168
2.23
29
1938 Bi-State League
Harry Daughtry
Jim Poole
Arnold Anderson
Dick Goldberg
James Calleran
Joe Feori
Playoff: Bassett 3 games, Reidsville 2; Danville 3 games, Mayodan 0.
Finals: Bassett 4 games, Danville 2.
+ Player statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
21
200
3.06
33


1939 to 1942
1939 Bi-State League Red Barnes>
Arnold Anderson
Walter Novak
Jim Poole / Al Krupski
Harry Daughtry
Harry Daughtry / Ramon Couto
/ Broaddus Culler
/ Walter Stephenson
Playoff: Leaksville 4 games, Martinsville 1; Danville 4 games, Bassett 3.
Finals: Danville 4 games, Leaksville 2.
+ Player statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
19
199
2.82
27
1940 Bi-State League
Harry Daughtry
Walter Novak
Jack Crosswhite / H.A. Mobley
Arnold Anderson
Pete Siciliano
Jim Callahan / Jim Gruzdis
Playoff: Martinsville 4 games, Danville 2; Bassett 4 games, Mt Airy 1.
Finals: Martinsville 4 games, Bassett 3.
+ Player statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
17
17
2.95
187
25
1941 Bi-State League Tim Murchison / >
George Ferrell
Zeb Harrington
Jimmy Maus
Mayodan disbanded July 18.
Playoff: Sanford 4 games, Martinsville 3,(one tie); Danville-Schoolfield, 4 games, Leaksville 1.
Finals: Sanford 4 games, Danville-Schoolfield 2.
+ Player Statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
16
16
190
.714; 10-4
114
1942 Bi-State League
Frank Rodgers
George Ferrell
Rube Wilson
Zip Payne
Playoff: Rocky Mount 4 games, Wilson 3; Sanford 4 games, Burlington 1.
Finals: Rocky Mount 4 games, Sanford 1.
+ Player statistics !Player!! Team!!Stat!! Tot!!!!Player!!Team!!Stat!!Tot
22
204
1.67
29


League champions
1934:
1935:
1936: Bassett Furniture Makers
1937: Bassett Furniture Makers
1938: Bassett Furniture Makers
1939: Danville-Schoolfield Leafs
1940: Martinsville Manufacturers
1941:
1942: Rocky Mount Rocks


Sources

  • This article is based on the "Bi-States League" article at Baseball-Reference.com Bullpen. The Bullpen is a wiki, and its content is available under the GNU Free Documentation License.

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