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I tried to follow the guidelines for submission as best I could. I don't see what is wrong, so I may need some guidance. This is my first article. I will gladly change what is needed to conform to Wiki guidelines. Please explain to me what is "illegal" and what needs to be edited.
Also, while the Hamilton Joes are an amateur team, there are NUMEROUS other amateur team pages on Wikipedia (see Southern Ohio Copperheads, every single team in the Cape Cod, and the list goes on), as well as their respective leagues. (Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League, Cape Cod League, etc.)
I am new to Wikipedia and cannot figure out how to talk to those who have nominated this page for deletion. I will keep looking.
--Joshuadmanley (talk) 13:09, 4 June 2009 (UTC)
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