Tri-County Baseball League

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Minutes of meeting

Wednesday, February 7, 1996

7:30 p.m., Spring Valley A.A.

 

Roll Call :  Absent:  Allentown Senators (excused), Upper Perk. 

            Officers:  Publicity Director (excused)

 

Treasurer's Report - February 8, 1996

Previous Balance, 11-01-95                                                                                         $ 1,163.02

 

Income:

            East Texas - Stats/Banquet                                                       $ 45.00

            ICC - Banquet                                                                           35.00

            Limeport - 40-meetings, 100-stats, 165-banquet                       305.00

            Milford - Stats                                                                              5.00

            Center Valley - 10-stats, 100-ads, 170-banquet                        280.00

            Senators - 105-banquet, 30-stats, 10-check return                    145.00

Total Income                                                                                                                      815.00

 

Expenses:

            Jan Ciganick - postage                                                  $     19.50

Total Expenses                                                                                                                      19.50

 

Ending Balance, 01-31-96                                                                                          $   1,958.52

 

Monies Owed:

*          Limeport, 10-check return fee                                       $              10

*          Cetronia, 80-meetings, 160-stats                                                 240

*          Upper Perk, 20-meetings, 5-stats                                                  25

*          Silver Creek, 100-ads                                                                 100

*          Woody's, 15-banquet                                                                    15

*          Castle Hill, 55-ads                                                                         55

Total Monies Owed                                                                             $ 445

 

Old Business:

 

Officers:  Steve Smull has accepted position of Statistician.  Vice-President still pending.  Bill Fatzinger reported Bill Sandt thanked the League for offering but had to decline due to busy schedule.  Suggestions included Scott Davis of Quakertown and Keith Groller of the Morning Call.  Dave Lutte will speak to Keith Groller.

BML-Tri County All-Star Game, 1995:  D. Hemerly lit a (large) fire under Punkin Miller.  The BML called to inform us that we owe $30.  A final report is supposedly forthcoming.

 

Cetronia:  D. Hemerly introduced Chris Gordon, new manager of Cetronia White Sox.  Team will cover money owed if it cannot be obtained from S. Andrews.  S. Andrews still has uniforms and equipment which legally belong to Cetronia -- he cannot play on any team until $240 is reimbursed to Cetronia and uniforms and equipment are returned.  One box baseballs is also owed from Cetronia to Quakertown.  If S. Andrews does not reimburse baseballs, the League will cover one box of baseballs for Quakertown.

 

New Business:

 

Legion Eligibility:  L. Higgins raised the question of eligibility to be certain the Yankees are following proper procedure.  Rule is:  If player is released by his Legion coach, he can play any time.  If player is not released, he can play only on nights when Legion has no game.

 

Spring Valley Sportsmen's Club: J. Ciganick read a letter from Bob Ravier to the effect that the S.V. Sportsmen's Club is purchasing 37 acres of property and was seeking donations.  Since the Club has been so generous in providing the League meeting facilities free of charge, the representatives agreed to donate $100 to the Spring Valley Sportsmen's Club.

 

Hall of Fame Plaques:  J. Ciganick read a request from C. Ciganick of the Hall of Fame Committee for plaques including the name and date of all persons inducted into the Hall of Fame (to replace the temporary poster now in the Spring Valley Sportsmen's Club).  2 plaques would be required, one for each era.  These plaques would be kept at the Club, displayed at each banquet with new names added, and eventually possibly installed at the Ballyard.  Gibson Trophy's price would be $135 per plaque, each with 48 names, for a total of $270, plus 8 cents per letter engraving.  Engraving for approximately 50 names, roughly 20 letters per name, would be $80, for a total cost of $350.  Dave Lutte will also check with Chuck Frantz for a price, and we will explore other options before proceeding.

 

Upper Perk:  Missed three meetings in a row, which makes the team officially out of the League, per By-Laws.  D. Hemerly will call to see if there is a problem receiving mail.  No action will be taken until reason for absences is determined.

 

American League Rule Book:  D. Rosenberger agreed to get 25 books for $17 for League.

 

BUA:  D. Ernst meeting to negotiate with BUA at his home next Thursday.

 

Baseballs:  D. Snyder ordered 90 dozen baseballs.  $50.95 per dozen due at April meeting.

Baseballs ordered by team as follows:

Castle Hill - 5                         Allentown Senators - 5                       East Texas - 5

Cetronia - 5                            Center Valley - 7                                   Gabelsville - 3 or 4

S. Whitehall - 5                     ICC - 6                                                    Milford - 4

Woody's - 5                          Limeport - 6                                           Quakertown - 4 (1 owed)

Yankees - 6                            Silver Creek - 6 or 7                              Upper Perk - unknown

 

Next Meeting:  Wednesday, March 6, 7:30 p.m.