Kept both ways, for eighteen years
Standings lead the league's navigation, and the archive selector splits every one of the eighteen seasons into a regular season table and a playoff view.
In an eight-team league the table is also the whole competitive picture -- there are no divisions to hide in.
Standings that rebuild themselves from the box scores the league is already producing are what a High Cheese league page generates without anyone compiling them, and they stay at their own address as each new season replaces the last.
Scarborough Adult Baseball League in detail
- Eight clubs, nineteen and over, competitive, with a box score on every game.
- Thursday evenings and Sunday doubleheaders running from half past eight in the morning to half past eight at night.
- A box score on every completed game, and PPD on the ones that were not.
- Eight clubs, each with its own page in the league's navigation.
- Ten batting leaders on the front page, headed by a .576.
- One league address, given twice on the front page.
- A registration section, and one league address for prospective players.
- One venue name appears on the fixture list: Wishing Well.
- A constitution and a code of conduct, and one published playing rule: nineteen and over.
- Short signed posts announcing the season and the awards, with an older posts archive.
- No gallery is published.
- No sponsor is named.
- A champions section, an awards section, and playoff records for every archived season.
- Eighteen seasons on file, from 2009 to 2026, each with regular season and playoff views.
- Announcements are signed and dated by the man posting them, who also plays.
- Age and standard are answered; cost, ground and season length are not.
- A constitution, a code of conduct, provincial safety protocols and a scoresheet in two halves.
- Seasons announced in late April and awards posted in October.
- Nothing is for sale.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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