Two answered outright
How to join as a player: the Prospective Player Sign-Up. How a manager finds somebody: Find A Player. Who runs it: the League Officers and Managers page. Where the games are: Field Directions.
What it costs, when the season starts and how many games it runs are not published on the front page.
For a league that has been answering these questions in person since 1929, the gaps are the ones a stranger arriving from a search engine hits first.
A claimed league on High Cheese answers all of them on one page.
Boston Park League in detail
- Founded 1929 and, by its own account, the oldest amateur baseball league in the United States.
- Schedules and scores share one section, and neither renders.
- A standings section is kept, and its table does not render.
- Results are kept with the schedule and do not render.
- Two champion clubs named, and no rosters published.
- Statistics open in a separate window, and historical all-stars and records are kept.
- A contact page, an officers page, Facebook, X and email links.
- A prospective player sign-up, and a Find A Player service for managers.
- The league keeps a Field Directions page, which is the right name for it.
- This is the league that brought the designated hitter to amateur baseball in 1973.
- A Latest News section, a blog, and a page of poetry.
- A View Photos section, including the 2022 Hall of Fame Dinner.
- The Yawkey Foundation, and a page called Our Friends.
- TJO Sports in 2025, the Extra Innings Braves in 2024.
- Ted Williams and Mark McGwire hit home runs here. A governor and a mayor pitched against each other.
- A published officers page, and a vice president who has been in the Dark Knight Rises.
- Historical records, award winners and all-stars, kept as their own sections.
- Two dated events beyond the season: a Hall of Fame Dinner and a golf tournament.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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