Nine towns with a team in them
Albert Lea Express, Blue Earth Pirates, Cleveland Spiders, Janesville Gators, Lake Crystal Lakers, Minnesota Lake Royals, Morristown Morries, Waseca Braves, Waterville Indians. Nobody workshopped those. They are the name of the place plus whatever the place decided it was, and the Spiders and the Morries have clearly been that a while.
The league sits inside the Minnesota Baseball Association's classification system, which sorts by letter and region rather than age. Most of the 13/60 is Class C in Region 5, Janesville is Class B in District 8, and Lake Crystal is Class C with no region beside it at all.
Nine clubs and not one schedule, contact or roster a stranger can reach, which is the gap High Cheese was built to close: claim the league and all of it lives at one address that keeps itself current.
13/60 League in detail
- The league posts no schedule anyone can link to.
- Eight teams in the table, and two pages on the same site that do not agree.
- No results page. The standings are the only surviving evidence.
- No roster page. Who plays is a town matter.
- Wins, losses, run differential. That is the whole statistical record.
- No officer, email or phone number is published for this league.
- No form, no posted fee, no deadline.
- No ballpark list, though the club names give the towns away.
- No local rulebook. The league plays the association handbook.
- The association feed runs hot all August and never once says Waseca.
- No album, no gallery, nothing visual at all.
- No sponsor page, though the money comes from somewhere.
- Where a 13/60 season points: the state tournament, bracketed by letter.
- No founding year, no pennant list, no 13/60 name on the honor rolls.
- No officers, no committee, nobody listed as running it.
- No FAQ, and the obvious questions are exactly the unanswered ones.
- The paperwork a club here deals with, all of it filed upstairs.
- No calendar, no posted season start, no posted end.
- Nothing for sale. There is no merchandise page.
- No crew listed. The forms that govern them are association forms.
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