The rules the Prairie Dogs play under
The Prairie Dogs play under the Sioux Amateur Baseball League rule book for the Pioneer League.
The Prairie Dogs scored 79 runs across the season and allowed 126.
One of its two divisions plays with a five run limit for the first seven innings and no limit for the last two. The other has no run limits at all.
The Pioneer League rule set is the one that governed all nine of these games, and High Cheese keeps it where a player checking one thing mid-season will actually find it.
Prairie Dogs in detail
- Adult baseball club in the Pioneer League of the Sioux Amateur Baseball League.
- When Prairie Dogs play in the Pioneer League.
- Where Prairie Dogs finished in the Pioneer League.
- Results and run totals for Prairie Dogs.
- How the Prairie Dogs roster is held.
- What the Sioux Amateur Baseball League counts for Prairie Dogs.
- How to reach Prairie Dogs.
- How to join Prairie Dogs.
- Where Prairie Dogs play.
- Where news about Prairie Dogs appears.
- Postseason and tournament play for Prairie Dogs.
- Championships and past seasons for Prairie Dogs.
- Who runs Prairie Dogs.
- Paperwork behind Prairie Dogs.
- Getting Prairie Dogs dates onto a phone.
- Merchandise for Prairie Dogs.
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