The structure is published, the book is not
The league runs 18+ and 35+ divisions with separate standings and games pages, and keeps a League Documents section.
No rulebook renders in the plain page.
A taxi squad implies at least one rule that is not written down anywhere: how a player moves from it onto a roster, and who decides.
High Cheese keeps a league's own rules beside its schedule.
East Carolina Adult Baseball League in detail
- Ten clubs and a taxi squad, each with its own stats and photo pages.
- A schedule, and a separate practice schedule.
- Separate tables for 18+ and 35+, kept as their own pages.
- A Report a Score form, which is how the results actually get in.
- Ten clubs, each with its own pages, and a taxi squad for the unplaced.
- A statistics section, a stats page per club, and a StatsKey explaining the columns.
- Three routes: Questions and Comments, the Commissioner, and Report a Score.
- A Registration section, and a taxi squad for anybody not yet placed.
- A Fields and Directions section, named for both.
- No news section renders.
- A photos page for most of the ten clubs, individually.
- Nobody is thanked in public.
- A Tournaments section, and a Misc. Hardball page beside it.
- An Awards section, an About ECABL page, and an In Memoriam.
- A Commissioner with his own contact route, and a Managers section.
- Which division and which club are answerable in detail. Cost is not.
- A League Documents section and a Submit Documents route.
- A schedule and a practice schedule, neither of them dated in the plain page.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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