The best-matched sponsor in the directory
The league keeps a Sponsors page as one of six top-level items in its navigation. Its most visible backer needs no page at all: Toledo Orthopaedic Surgeons field a club under their own name, and won both the regular season and the tournament.
An orthopaedic practice sponsoring, and fielding, the strongest team in a 43-and-over league is close to perfect commercial sense on both sides. High Cheese carries sponsor placement on the league and team pages ninety-five men check for their own fixtures, which is exactly the audience a practice like that wants.
Mid-American Master Baseball League in detail
- Ninety-five men over 43, playing in a former Triple-A ballpark in Maumee, Ohio.
- A calendar grid per month, shared with the county recreation programme.
- Toledo Ortho 14-2, the Thunder 0-16, and runs against as the only other column.
- Sixteen games a club, totalled into runs against — and no individual result.
- Harry Young, Gorilla's, Blacksox, OutlawRats, Thunder and Toledo Orthopaedic Surgeons.
- No player figures are published.
- Every officer and every manager published with a telephone number.
- Forty-three and over, email the commissioner, and three under-45 spots per club.
- Ned Skeldon Stadium, 2901 Key Street, Maumee — one ground, all season.
- Forty-three and over, with three men per club allowed at 43 or 44.
- No news or announcements are published.
- A photo gallery linked from the footer of every page.
- Toledo Ortho took the regular season and the tournament in the same year.
- A copyright from 2006, and a Teams page still showing 2011.
- Four executive posts, one man holding two of them.
- Who, where and how to ask are answered in three lines. Cost and dates are not.
- Text-size controls and skip links on every page, built by an accessibility studio.
- A month-by-month calendar from April, with practices open to every member.
- A logos section in the footer; nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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