Tri-County Baseball League

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Minutes of meeting

Wednesday, March 5, 1997

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

Absent:  Milford (excused), Upper Perk

 

Treasurer's Report :  March 6, 1997

Previous Balance                                                                                              $  1,052.76

Income: 

Center Valley, baseball deposit                                                 200.00

Cetronia, fine 1-8 doubled                                                           40.00

ICC, fine 2-5                                                                              20.00

Limeport, fine 2-5 & banquet                                                      70.00

Silver Creek, fine 1-8 doubled & banquet                                 140.00

Woody's, fine 2-5                                                                      20.00

Total Income:                                                                                                           490.00

 

Expenses:  Jan Ciganick, postage & D.Rosenberger gift             30.00

Total Expenses:                                                                                                    -30.00

Ending Balance:                                                                                                  1,512.76

 

Monies Owed:  Due and payable immediately!

Upper Perk                              $20 fine 3-5                                                                             $   20.00

Blue Mountain League owes us $135.24.                                                                                      135.24

                                                                                                                                                $  155.24

OLD Business:

 

Blue Mountain League:   D. Hemerly reiterated how he had invited Tim Moran, President of BML, to sit in on our meetings.  He will be joining us for the April meeting.  There was some discussion about what this interchange will mean to both leagues; D. Hemerly stated how he expects only positive results.  He expects BML to see how Tri-County is run by all members, not just two coaches.  When it appeared unclear exactly what benefits would accrue to Tri-County, D. Lutte suggested we ask Tim Moran at next meeting.

J. Marouchoc emphasized it was well past time BML paid their share of the 1996 All-Star Game held eight months ago.  D. Hemerly said he would stress this overdue bill to the BML President when he next spoke to him.  It was pointed out Tri-County never treated BML like this when we owed them money.

 

Scherersville #5:  D. Hemerly stated he had again spoken to B. Berkheimer of  Parks Dept. and received same reassurances about field conditions.  L. Higgins stated he would hope for the best, but reserved judgment due to prior experiences with Parks Department. 

 

NEW Business:

Don Rosenberger:  D. Hemerly said he spoke to Don, who is at home recovering from surgery on February 26.  Don is doing well, but it was a serious operation, and D. Hemerly asked everyone to keep Don in his thoughts.  Don should return by our next meeting.  (When Don gets better, he will get American League rule books for the League prior to the season.)

Publicity Director:  D. Hemerly introduced Bob Ornosky, former Quakertown representative and current player, who has agreed to serve as Publicity Director.  D. Hemerly thanked Todd Greb for his years of service and for taking Tri-County publicity to a higher level.  He reiterated that Bob will need the continued support and co-operation of all representatives.  Please begin giving consideration to your paragraph of the article that appears in paper at the beginning of the season.  All teams will need to submit a paragraph: name changes, field changes or improvements, management changes, new players, returning players, player accomplishments, expectations and/or hopes for 1997.  We also agreed we will continue the radio show on WAEB, and managers or officers should consider volunteering to go on the show during the season.

 

Bethlehem Umpires Association:  The BUA conducted an umpire clinic on Saturday, May 1.  42 umpires participated; 2 former major league umpires instructed.  D. Hemerly pointed out this was the first clinic of its kind, and at least it demonstrates the BUA's efforts to improve itself.  J. LaBella informed the League he would only be assigning Tri-County during 1997. 

 

Deadbeats:  At next meeting, inform the League of any former team member who owes uniforms, equipment or funds in excess of $25.  Report the name and the item(s) and/or funds owed.  Quakertown informed the League of players from last years owing funds:  Mark Derewicz, John Cressman, Jamie Sellers and Bill Tresnock.

 

Scrimmage Games:  Bethlehem Red Sox available for scrimmages -- call S. Grimshaw or G. Wotring.

 

Cetronia (former East Texas): G. Horn should contact parks dept. about reserving field and confirming dates.

 

Banquet:  August 23.  D. Snyder should reserve date with West End Youth Center.  Print date on schedule.

 

All-Star Game:  Friday, July 11/rain date Saturday, July 12 - B. Fatzinger should confirm with Limeport.

 

Hall of Fame:  B. Fatzinger informed the league that John Szalachowski, who had held his induction into the League pending possible playing in the future, wishes to be inducted for 1997.  J. Ciganick will inform the Hall of Fame Committee.

 

Baseballs:  $50.95 per dozen due at next meeting.  Number of baseballs was determined:

Castle Hill         5          $254.75             Senators           5          $254.75             Cetronia            5          $254.75

Easton              5          $254.75             Bethlehem        6          $305.70             Gabelsville        4          $203.80

Yankees           4          $203.80             Center Valley    6          $105.70             Milford             5 *        $254.75

S.Whitehall       4          $203.80             ICC                  6          $305.70             Quakertown      5          $254.75

Mariners           7          $356.65             Limeport           5          $254.75             Upper Perk       5 *        $254.75

                                                                Silver Creek      7          $356.65             *absent - assume 5/can change

Next meeting:  April 2, 7:30 p.m., Spring Valley A.A.

Baseball Money Due!  Bring Deadbeat List to Meeting!

Confirm schedule prior to meeting and finalize at meeting!