The following pages link to Coastal Plain League (Class D)
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- The National Baseball Association's top 100 minor league teams (links | edit)
- Grainger Stadium (links | edit)
- Fleming Stadium (links | edit)
- Coastal Plain League (links | edit)
- Stu Martin (baseball) (links | edit)
- Jim Tatum (links | edit)
- Kinston Eagles (links | edit)
- Coastal Plain League (disambiguation) (links | edit)
- Frankie Zak (links | edit)
- Bill Kennedy (baseball, born 1921) (links | edit)
- 1937 New York Yankees season (links | edit)
- 1938 New York Yankees season (links | edit)
- 1952 St. Louis Cardinals season (links | edit)
- 1950 St. Louis Cardinals season (links | edit)
- 1951 Washington Senators season (links | edit)
- 1952 Washington Senators season (links | edit)
- Gene Hassell (links | edit)
- 1946 Boston Red Sox season (links | edit)
- 1950 Boston Red Sox season (links | edit)
- Bill Herring (minor league pitcher) (links | edit)
- Denny Sothern (links | edit)
- Wally Millies (links | edit)
- Wayne Blackburn (links | edit)
- Edenton Steamers (links | edit)
- Steve Collins (baseball) (links | edit)
- 1951 Philadelphia Athletics season (links | edit)
- 1950 Philadelphia Athletics season (links | edit)
- 1949 Philadelphia Athletics season (links | edit)
- 1938 Cincinnati Reds season (links | edit)
- Peahead Walker (links | edit)
- Randy Heflin (links | edit)
- 1952 Detroit Tigers season (links | edit)
- 1946 Chicago Cubs season (links | edit)
- Bunky Stewart (links | edit)
- Gene Host (links | edit)
- Fred Williams (first baseman) (links | edit)
- Historic Hicks Field (links | edit)
- Al Gettel (links | edit)
- Andy Tomasic (links | edit)
- Rocky Mount Pines (links | edit)
- Roanoke Rapids Jays (links | edit)
- Goldsboro Goldbugs (links | edit)
- Eddie Stumpf (links | edit)
- Wayne Ambler (links | edit)
- Dave Fuller (links | edit)
- Max Wilson (baseball) (links | edit)