Chautauqua, which means several things
The word carries a lake, a county in the far southwest corner of New York, and a nineteenth-century adult education movement that took its name from the same place and once put lecture tents across the country.
A baseball league using it has inherited all of that and published none of it, because our directory holds no address for this league at all -- no website, no social page, no listing.
Rural western New York is thin country for organised adult sport. A league covering a county that size is likely the only one for an hour in any direction, which makes being findable the whole game.
A High Cheese league page gives it a permanent address with the schedule, the grounds and every roster rendered as pages -- so a man in Jamestown or Dunkirk searching for baseball finds the league that already exists rather than concluding there is none.
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