A league that keeps its own past
The league maintains sections for Previous Seasons and Previous Games, and names the Yaquis, Rangers and Cerveseros as its newest champions. Its roster instructions note that most players in the area have played here at one time or another, which is a claim about longevity a league only makes when it is true.
No founding year is published. The archive is there in structure and the date it starts from is not.
Every season played on High Cheese is kept as standings, box scores and rosters together, so a Previous Seasons page has the games underneath it.
Aztec Baseball League in detail
- Thirty clubs in the Inland Empire, a twelve game season, and a league that publishes what it costs.
- Twelve games a club, and no fixture list, because the permits are not back.
- No table is published, though results and champions are.
- A full weekend published, including a 28-1 and four games that never got played.
- Eighteen players and one manager, verified against a photo ID, with a player ID number each.
- No batting or pitching figures, but every player has an ID number.
- One address, [email protected], and a Tuesday meeting anyone can attend.
- $1,500 a team, at least $750 before the first game, all of it before game five.
- The league keeps a fields page and is waiting on permits to be approved.
- A complete uniform, defined item by item, and a game that cannot be played without eighteen of them.
- Meeting notes, rule changes, weekend highlights and a championship photo.
- Player Pics is a searchable index, and there is a championship home run in it, slightly blurred.
- A sponsor letter is published for clubs to use.
- A championship series, and three champions crowned: Yaquis, Rangers and Cerveseros.
- No officers are named, though the league meets in person on Tuesdays.
- This league answers four of the five questions outright, which nothing else here does.
- League bylaws, a protest form, a minor release and a sponsor letter, all published.
- Twelve games, finishing before Thanksgiving, with Labor Day the only holiday off.
- No store, and a uniform rule that obliges every club to buy properly.
- No crew is named, and a protest form exists for when a call is disputed.
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