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Minutes of Meeting
Wednesday, January 12, 7:30 p.m.
Spring Valley A.A.
Absent: ICC (excused)
Treasurer's Report: January 12, 2000
Previous Balance
584.28
Income: ICC $20 fine 20.00
Blue
Mountain, All-Star 83.48
Silver
Creek, $10 late stats 10.00
Tri-City,
$5 late stats 5.00
South
Whitehall, $15 Banquet 15.00
Total
Income 133.48
Expenses:
Dave Hemerly, repay loan to league 455.00
Jan
Ciganick, bylaw postage (to be paid) 13.09
Low
balance fee $8 x 3 months 24.00
Total
Expenses 492.09)
Ending Balance: (A check in this amount was mailed to Ray Ganser.) 238.76
Income at meeting:
Cetronia, $100 ads, $5 late stats, $30 banquet, $80 fines $ 215.00
Stahley’s, $117.42 balance from 1999 $ 118.00
Senators, $100 ads, $20 old fine, $80 fines $ 200.00
Total Paid at Meeting: $
533.00
Current Balance: 771.76
Stahley’s still owes $80 fine, $20 for September, October,
November, and December 1999,
for non-payment of debt from previous season (see By-Laws).
Jason Fredericks still owes $72 to the league and $30 to Cetronia
for forfeit fees. With the disbandment
of Sports Page, Jason Fredericks goes on the black list.
Officers for 2000:
President: Dave Hemerly stated he will be
stepping down as president at the end of the 2000 season.
Vice-President: Mike Brosious of ICC was nominated as
VP and elected.
Secretary: Jan Ciganick stated that
while she is stepping down as Treasurer effective this meeting, she would stay
on as Secretary.
Treasurer: Ray Ganser of
Tri-City was
nominated as Treasurer and confirmed.
Statistician: Steve Smull continues in this
position.
Umpire Assignor: Joe LaBella continues in this
position. To avoid controversy over
umpire assignor phone bills, the position will receive a raise to $40 per team
with no expenses.
New Team: Mike Cunningham
presented prospective team Lower Nazareth, playing in Lower Nazareth complex
(Route 191 at Hecktown Road). Team will
consist mostly of younger players; no existing teams will be adversely
affected. Financing is in place, and
uniforms have been ordered. Team was
unanimously approved.
Team Changes:
Stahley’s: Jack Undercuffler is manager for
2000.
Senators: Joe
Sedler reported the team is folding, but some of its players are joining South
Whitehall. Combined team will play at
the Senators field.
Limeport: Scott Heppenheimer is manager for
2000
Silver Creek: Will not
field a team in 2000.
Sports Page: Will not
field a team in 2000. Jason Fredericks
blacklisted.
South Whitehall: Bruce Sokol and
Chuck Mondschein are co-managers for 2000.
Division Realignment:
13 teams -- divisions will have to be realigned. An updated address list with tentative
realignment is attached. Bring any
other suggestions to next meeting.
By-Laws: Updated By-Laws were distributed, and
some changes were made:
p. 3, section 8,
Umpire Assignor: Change the amount to $40/team per season, delete expenses.
P.5, debts. Add at end of third paragraph: Any debts
incurred during the season must be paid at the next meeting, or all games after
the meeting will be forfeited until the debt is paid.
P. 10, article
9, section 3 — Bats (new): Delete section.
Revised pages
will be available at next meeting.
For those
receiving minutes via email, a complete, updated set of By-Laws is attached.
Umpires: 2000 Fees $38 — last year of contract.
Web Page: S. Smull reported on costs for the Web
page. The approximate $500 cost
(includes start-up costs and fees for 1 year) will allow us to have updated
schedules and statistics, Hall of Fame information, biographies, By-Laws,
etc., immediately accessible on the Web.
The web site name will be reserved.
For an example of a website similar to what we plan, see www.atlanticleague.com. The cost is approximately equal to the cost
for one year on the radio show. Options
to be discussed at next meeting:
1) Web site only — cut back or eliminate
radio show
2) Radio show only — hold off on web site
for this year
3) Both web site and full season of radio
show
A) Higher
League Fees
B) Discuss
possible fund-raisers or sponsorships to cover costs
Bill Fatzinger notes: Bill, resigning as manager of Limeport,
wished to raise a few issues:
1) He objects to Boyertown or perceived
“homer” umpires at Gabelsville playoff games.
If other BUA umpires won’t travel to Gabelsville, don’t assign them for
a week.
2) Objects to $2 raise every year by BUA —
league being held hostage to BUA claims that if they don’t receive raise,
League will receive bottom-of-barrel umpires — when quality doesn’t improve
whether they receive raise or not.
3) Requests at least one League officer at
playoff games to mediate disputes.
Next Meeting: Wednesday, February 9, 7:30 p.m., Spring Valley A.A.