Three entries, no league page
Northern New Mexico appears three times in our records and not once with a working site of its own. There is a 50-and-60-over league listed only on a commercial directory that writes its descriptions from a template. There is a Santa Fe programme that lived inside the city government's website until the city reorganised it into a 404.
And this one, which has no address of any kind.
New Mexico is a large, empty, high-altitude state where the driving distances between towns are serious and the baseball season is genuinely good -- dry, warm, long. It deserves better documentation than an unclaimed listing, a dead government page and a bare name.
A High Cheese league page is a permanent address with the schedule, the grounds and every roster rendered as pages, owned by the league rather than by a city hall or a directory -- which is the only one of the three that survives a website redesign.
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