Biggs said he had many mixed emotions when he left the area. He said he was proud of the league, but he was facing a new adventure. I left it in good hands. Since Biggs left, the league has maintained Biggs' philosophy of a noncompetitive league, keeping no records or standings. It is a true recreational league.
Kids learn the game and have a good time.
If kids don't have fun, they won't enjoy it. John made sure that it was fun. Rudloff said without Biggs, the league would not be so successful. At its highest point in 1993, the league had 14 towns participating, with about 1,500 children on 108 teams. Wright said the league became so successful that several of the communities involved split off and formed two other leagues.