1936 Carolina League Standings

Level: Independent
Season Began: Friday, May 8, 1936
Season Ended: Wednesday, September 2, 1936

1936 Carolina League Teams, Rosters and Statistics
1936 Carolina League Statistical Leaders

1936 Carolina League Regular Season Standings

TeamWLPct.RRAAttend
CARL
Concord Weavers6633.66755,426Playoff Qualifier
Charlotte Hornets6136.6290Playoff Qualifier
Kannapolis Towelers5940.5960Playoff Qualifier
Valdese Textiles5543.5610Playoff Qualifier
Hickory Rebels4849.4950
Rutherford County Owls /Lexington Indians3761.3780
Salisbury Colonials /Mooresville Moors3564.3540
Shelby Cee-Cees3267.3230

Rutherford County (21-25) surrendered its franchise to the league July 3, following an attack on the umpire at the home park. Lexington (16-31) took the franchise and joined the league July 5.

Salisbury (2-6) surrendered its franchise to the league May 18. Mooresville (33-58) was awarded the franchise because they agreed to buy the equipment and player contracts.

Shelby disbanded July 30. Their remaining games were forfeited.

Playoffs - Valdese Textiles 3 games Charlotte Hornets 2
Playoffs - Concord Weavers 3 games Kannapolis Towelers 2
Finals - Valdese Textiles 4 games Concord Weavers 2

      


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