Montgomery, Rivera, Colford, Harrington
The BABL runs a 38+ Montgomery Division, a 45+ Rivera Division, a 52+ Colford Division and a 60+ Harrington Division. Each has a rulebook of its own, published separately.
Naming a division after a person is the thing to notice. No other league in this directory does it. A 52+ competition called the Colford Division means somebody named Colford mattered enough that men who never met him now play in his division, and that only happens in a league old enough to have buried people it loved.
The Hall of Honor and In Memoriam sections beside them confirm it.
High Cheese runs four divisions as four competitions at one address, each with its own schedule, table, roster and rules.
Boston Amateur Baseball League in detail
- Schedules, a calendar and directions, all in one section.
- A Standings section, kept alongside game results.
- A Game Results section, kept and not readable.
- A Teams and Rosters section, split by division.
- No batting or pitching figures render.
- A Contact Info page and a Bulletin Board.
- Online forms, and four divisions to be eligible for.
- A Directions page kept with the schedule rather than as a separate list.
- Four rulebooks, one per division, plus published division meeting notes.
- A Bulletin Board, an Articles section and a Guestbook.
- No album renders.
- A Sponsors page is kept in the main navigation.
- No postseason is described.
- A Hall of Honor, an In Memoriam section, and four divisions carrying names.
- No officers are named, though the league publishes its meeting notes.
- Which division you belong in is answered precisely. Everything else is behind a login.
- Online forms, four rulebooks and the 2025 division meeting notes.
- A Calendar section, and 2025 meeting notes as the only dated item.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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