how do you write by-laws for an athletic association?
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I suggest you check out by laws of other athletic association and use it as basis for writing your own bylaws. Here are some of them:\n\nhttp://www.ifpaa.org/Handbook/Bylaws.html\nhttp://www.neighborhoodlink.com/org/bpaa/clubextra/635475647.html\nhttp://www.ncaa.org/wps/portal/legacysiteviewer?CONTENT_URL=http://www2.ncaa.org/portal/privacy.html\nhttp://www.dsa.csupomona.edu/athletics/baa/files/Bylaws_revised_1.pdf
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Each of those organizations has a website where you could find material.  You could get additional info by going to www.findarticles.com and seaching for articles on each organization.  Limit the seach to "free articles only."  Also, you could go a library and check the Encyclopedia of Associations or its online equivalent.
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Read the organization's constitution and by-laws to find out.
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http://www.cohandball.com/rule_book/USHA_Rules.htm
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http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/about/rules/\nTry this site.
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try the AAU, amatuer athletic union they used to keep all records
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It depends on your location.  When I joined the APA, I walked into a billiards and asked about their league nights and the different leagues available in my area.  I'm sure you can inquire at any pool hall or local pool bar.
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you call/write your state bar association
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www.pcg.org/pdf/bylaws.pdf
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first write the title of the article is from in italics then put the article in quotes. unles it is hand written the just underline it
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Redlands AYSO (America Youth Soccer Organization).\n\nhttp://www.redlandsayso.org/
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According to the Kansas State High School Activities Association:\n\nHow to Become a Licensed Official \n\nThe KSHSAA is looking for men and women who want to return something to their school and community by becoming a licensed athletic official. Candidates should be in good physical condition and be able to make decisions on their feet and stick to them.\n\nTo become an official, you'll need to fill out an application. Applications are available from the KSHSAA office. Once the application and registration fees are received, applicants will receive their rule book(s) to use for the open-book rules test. \n\nIn addition, applicants must attend an annual Rules Meeting (click for schedule) to learn the latest rule changes and interpretations. [Click for Area Supervisors Meetings Schedule.] Click for additional announcements of officials meetings and/or clinics. \n\nIf you'd like to get an application, please e-mail us with your name and address. An application will be mailed to you as soon as we receive the request. Or, call or write the KSHSAA Officials Department at 785/273-5329, PO Box 495, Topeka, KS 66601-0495
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You can find a very good sample (in Word format) here:\nhttp://www.augsburg.edu/ppages/~schwalbe/team_contract.doc\n\nHope this helps!
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You need to prepare a document, a SPONSORSHIP REQUEST document, where you will write about your softball team and your intensions. You also need to clearly state the benefits that one company will have if they sponsor you. Plus, i suggest you offer them different packages for sponsorship, like GOLD SPONSOR, SILVER SPONSOR and so on...\n\nE.g. If somebody pays for a GOLD SPONSORSHIP plan, you can offer them to have their company logo printed on your official team wear and stuff like...\n\nYou need to come up with these plans and the sponsors benefits, meaning what they get when they pay for a certain plan. Compile all this information into a nice document and there you go. But remember the "KISS" rule... keep it short and simple... preferably not longer than 6-10 pages.
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Contact the Team you want to build it for, or their major league counterparts front office.\nConstruction company
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http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/tsb36/Organizations.htm There you go! Hope this helps.
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Letter of Disclaimer:\n1. Write exact location\n2. Write date of occasion\n3. Leave a place for people to input their names.\n4. Sample wording:\n\nI, (person participating) hereby exempt the owner of (address of property), the facilitators of (name of event) and (name of motorcycle club) from any responsibility, financial or otherwise, for any events that may in any way implicate, damage or threaten my personal health, safety or wellbeing during the above-mentioned event.\nI assume total responsibility for any events that may befall me during participation in the event.\nI agree that this is at my own risk, and the owners of the above-mentioned property, the facilitators of the event and the (name of the) motorcycle club are in no way responsible for any expenses I may have ensuing from any damage I or my relatives may take.\nI agree that this disclaimer will override any present and previous insurance liability that the above-mentioned parties may have.\n5. Signed\n6. Witnessed\n7. Dated