Tri-County Baseball League
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Minutes of meeting
Wednesday, january 8, 1997
7:30 p.m., Spring Valley A.A.
Absent: Vice-President;
Silver Creek; East Texas; S. Whitehall (excused); Limeport (excused);
Gabelsville
(excused)
Treasurer's Report : January 17, 1997
Previous Balance $ 715.28
Income: as of 9-27
Woody's (balance) $
190.95
Quakertown
(balance) 60.00
Upper
Perk (fine) 20.00
Total Income:
270.95
Expenses:
Jan
Ciganick, postage 1-8 $ 16.83
Jan
Ciganick, postage 1-17 8.32
Total Expenses:
25.15
Ending Balance: 961.08
Monies Owed: Due and
payable immediately!
East Texas $20 fine 1-8 $ 20.00
Limeport Bulls
$50 banquet $ 50.00
Silver Creek $100 banquet, $20 fine
1-8 $
120.00
TOTAL OWED by teams (not
including BML) $ 190.00
Blue
Mountain League owes us $135.24. 135.24
$
325.24
New Business:
By-Laws: Changes
were gone over and approved. Please
note there is a typo on page 10: Last line of Article 10, section 1, 1st
paragraph, should read "entitled to one free dozen baseballs or (not of!)
$50.
Scherersville Field #5: Lee Higgins discussed problems with field: run-off from hill, ruts, drainage,
etc. He displayed pictures of the field
taken during December. He, Joe and Pat
Sedler, and Dave Hemerly discussed dealings with Bill Berkheimer in trying to
get field up to playing standards. Dave
Hemerly said for 1997, Northern Yankees would play on Scherersville #5, but
would be allowed to take open dates on Scherersville #1 when the field was
available. Decision on field must be
determined before schedule is finalized.
Status of Existing Teams for 1997:
NORTH: Castle Hill - OK
Easton - Still has to apply for field in late January/early February. Seeking alternatives
(Palmer
field behind Laneco?) if unable to play at Easton HS.
Northern
Yankees - OK, given previous discussion regarding Scherersville #5.
South
Whitehall - absent
Woody's
- OK
CENTRAL: Allentown
Senators - OK - playing all games at Scherersville #5
Center
Valley - OK
ICC
- OK
Limeport
- absent
Silver
Creek - absent
SOUTH: East Texas - absent. Team reportedly moving to Cetronia.
Gabelsville
- absent
Milford
- OK
Quakertown
- will field a team. Mike Katzbeck
will represent team at meetings, but
will
not be manager. He will inform League
about management.
Upper
Perk - OK. Possibility of lights being
installed at field, but will not be
operational
in 1997.
New Team: Bethlehem Brewers - will play at Peifle field in 1997
(if the Ballyard is built, construction will not start until after
season). Co-managers Greg Wotring and
Scott Grimshaw. No financial difficulties anticipated; Greg Wotring was Woody's
treasurer last year and is aware of fees.
They anticipate a full roster with 12 definite players, 6 from BML,
possibly up to 24. The two teams
affected by transferred players, Woody's and Milford, do not have a problem
with losing players. Acceptance of
Bethlehem Brewers was unanimously approved.
Team presented alignment options for 16-team league at meeting (copy is enclosed for persons not at meeting). A preliminary vote was held, with 5 voting
for Option 1 and 4 voting for Option 2.
It was decided to hold any decision until next meeting to allow
representatives to consider the ramifications.
Note that if 4 divisions are selected, a new playoff scenario will have
to be drawn up. Please consider number
of divisions, which teams in which division, and playoff possibilities and be
prepared to discuss at next meeting.
Selection of Officers: The same officers were approved for 1997, except a new
Publicity Director will be needed. Todd
Greb no longer wants to hold the office, but he agreed to assist the new Publicity
Director and will also do the banquet program if needed. Bob Ornosky of Quakertown was suggested as
new Publicity Director and will be contacted before next meeting.
Note from President: Thanks all team representatives, players and officers for
an outstanding year in 1996 and looks forward to another great year in 1997.
Next meeting: February 5,
7:30 p.m., Spring Valley A.A.
Tri-County Baseball League
First Meeting for 1997:
Wednesday, January 8, 7:30 p.m., Spring Valley A.A.
Agenda:
Election of Officers for 1997
Status of Teams for 1997 (new, discontinuing)
and determination of divisions
Review of Treasury / Monies Owed
(Note: According to By-Laws,
teams with monies owed will not be
able to vote at meeting.
Pay up from last year NOW!)
Woody's $100 + $50.95 (balls) + $40 no-shows + $20 fine 9-18 $ 210.95
Limeport Bulls
$50 banquet $ 50.00
Silver Creek $100 banquet ads $
100.00
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
Review of By-Law Changes (attached)
Please note: Any revisions
are in bold italics, underlined
See especially:
Page 2, second paragraph (rescheduled
games, tie games)
Page 11, first paragraph (infield
practice, week-day games)
Page 11 - 13, Playoffs (not changed - just amended to include
3-division format)
