Tri-County Baseball League
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Minutes of meeting
Wednesday, September 18, 1996
7:30 p.m., Spring Valley A.A.
Absent: Woody's,
Quakertown, Upper Perk
old Business:
Banquet: D.J.
"stunk". Hall of Fame
Presentations, particularly Bob Ravier, were good, heard throughout the room
and of appropriate length.
Some representatives mentioned career
stats being omitted in the banquet book.
T. Greb mentioned he omitted them to keep costs down. Also, there was a problem with statistics
data being able to be scanned into T. Greb's computer, which will have to be
rectified before next year. Also, it
was mentioned that attendance was down, and some teams never send more than one
or two representatives. In order to
improve publicity, it was suggested the banquet be listed in the paper under
"Coming Events". This will be
tried for next year. Also, J. Ciganick
suggested making up a flyer that could be handed out before the end of the
season to each team, since apparently members of some teams are unaware of the
banquet. This could be tried for 1997
to see if attendance improves.
New "Mystery" team: Will NOT be at Mountainville -- they were not given
permission to use field. Team is
currently searching for a field. New
team will make application at first meeting of 1997, at which time we can
determine if we want them. (By-Laws
regarding playoffs, etc., will have to allow for flexibility regarding number
of divisions and teams.)
New Business:
Nominating Committee: Kevin Hutter, Jason Young, Jim Marouchoc
By-Law Committee: Jan Ciganick, Dave Ernst, Bill Fatzinger, Dave Hemerly,
Don Rosenberger, Steve Smull, Dave Snyder.
Meeting at: Dave Ernst's House,
Thursday, Nov. 14, 7:30 p.m. Anyone
wishing to attend is welcome. Anyone
unable to attend who has a concern he wishes addressed at the meeting should
contact a member of the By-Law Committee.
Double-Rostering: Managers strongly believe it is up to each individual
team to decide whether to include double-rostered players and how to handle
their situation. It should not be the
decision of the League, and there should be no By-Law regarding double-rostered
players. D. Hemerly will present League
position to BML.
Note from President: Thanks all team representatives, players and officers for
an outstanding year.
Treasurer's Report : October 23, 1996
Previous Balance $ 977.66
Income: as of 9-27
Center
Valley (balance) $ 155.00
Milford
(banquet ads) 100.00
Hall
of Famers (banquet) 135.00
Total Income: 390.00
Expenses:
Todd
Greb, banquet book $ 285.00
Dave
Snyder, liquor
32.68
Joe
La Bella, phone bill
13.36
Jan
Ciganick, postage 8.00
C.J.
Wagner, trophies 313.34
Total Expenses:
652.38
Ending Balance: 715.28
Monies Owed: Due and
payable immediately!
Castle Hill paid (check made
payable to Dave Snyder, who is tracking it down)
Easton Bulldogs paid
Northern Yankees paid
South Whitehall paid
Woody's $100 + $50.95 (balls) + $40 no-shows + $20 fine 9-18 $ 210.95
Allentown Senators paid
Center Valley paid
ICC Pirates paid
Limeport Bulls
$50 banquet $ 50.00
Silver Creek $100 banquet $
100.00
East Texas paid
Gabelsville paid
Milford
paid
Quakertown banquet no-shows $40 + $20 fine
9-18 $ 60.00
Upper Perk $20 fine 9-18 $ 20.00
TOTAL OWED
by teams (not including BML) $ 440.95
Blue
Mountain League owes us $135.24. 135.24
$
576.19
Banquet financial report
Income:
Initial
contribution by teams via league fee
15
teams x $20 $ 300.00
Banquet
Ads (14 teams @ $100)
$ 1,400.00
(note: Allentown Senators receive credit for
banquet book)
Banquet Tickets, by team:
Castle
Hill 90.00
Easton
Bulldogs 65.00
Northern
Yankees 30.00
South
Whitehall 30.00
Woody's 160.00 includes $40 for 4 no-shows
Allentown Senators (0)
Center
Valley 250.00
ICC
Pirates (0)
Limeport
Bulls
225.00
Silver
Creek (0) one complimentary ticket
East Texas 90.00
Gabelsville 105.00
Milford
30.00
Quakertown 40.00 4 no-shows
Upper Perk 75.00
Total
banquet tickets by team 1,190.00
Hall
of Fame tickets:
Slotter 45.00
Jamicky 30.00
Kriebel 60.00
Bonekemper 30.00
Total
Hall of Fame tickets 165.00
TOTAL
INCOME 3,055.00
EXPENSES:
Banquet:
West End Youth Center 1,654.27
Always
Oldies - DJ 300.00
Wine&Spirits
Shoppe - liquor 92.68
Total
Banquet 2,046.95
Tri-County:
Todd Greb - banquet program 285.00
C.J.
Wagner - trophies
263.04
C.J.
Wagner #2 50.30
Total
Tri-County 598.34
Hall of Fame:
Pondelek's Florist 29.68
Gibson's
Trophies 245.91
Chuck
Frantz (plaque) 350.00
Postage 4.97
Total
Hall of Fame 630.56
TOTAL
EXPENSES 3,275.85
NET LOSS $ 220.85
