A descendant rule and a loan application
What reaches a 13/60 club comes from the association: an Ejection Reporting Form, a Player Questionnaire, a Contract Flow Chart, a Descendant Rule Application, a Loan Application Form. There is a rule for a player whose family is from the town even when he is not, and a way for a club to borrow money, and both exist because clubs the size of these nine have needed both.
The league keeps no shelf of its own. High Cheese gives it one, with waivers, ground rules and field agreements sitting where people already go for the schedule instead of in an email attachment nobody can find in June.
13/60 League in detail
- Nine teams out of south-central Minnesota, sorted by letter instead of age.
- 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.
- 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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