Its own item
The league keeps a Rules page alongside its awards, its board and its application.
Nothing about ages, bats, roster limits or game length is in the text served to a reader.
A twilight league's oldest rule is daylight, and everything else follows from it.
A rulebook belongs beside the fixture it governs. A High Cheese league page keeps the current version at the league's own address next to the schedule.
West Haven Twilight League in detail
- Amateur baseball since 1933, and the oldest continuously running league in this directory.
- A schedule section, in a league named for when it plays.
- A standings section for five clubs.
- No result is published in the served text.
- Five clubs, every one named for its sponsor.
- A Gold Bat award implies batting records; none are published.
- Three social accounts and an Apply section.
- An Apply section, which is the right word for a ninety-three-year-old league.
- No ground is named.
- A news feed on the front page, with a load-more control.
- No gallery is published in the served text.
- Five clubs named for sponsors, and donor tiers called Single, Double, Triple and Home Run.
- A Gold Bat recipients page, and an awards section beside it.
- Since 1933 — ninety-three years, and the longest run in this directory.
- A board of directors with a page of its own.
- Founded 1933, five clubs, southern Connecticut, apply to join.
- A rules section; nothing downloadable.
- No dates are published in the served text.
- A store, in a league whose teams are named for local businesses.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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