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Welcome to the Official Web Site of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League

This virtual scrapbook is filled with articles, photographs, interviews, and statistics that give you an up-close-and-personal look at the pioneering women who played professional baseball from 1943 through 1954. Within these pages, you'll learn the true story of the athletes whose exploits inspired the feature film, "A League of Their Own." You'll also meet their managers, their chaperones, their batgirls, and even some of their fans. So warm up your clicking fingers and play ball!

Kenosha Comets (1949)

Back,L-R:Jean Marlowe, Janice O'Hara, Jean Cione, Beth Goldsmith, Barb Rotvig, Audrey Wagner
Middle,L-R:Marcia White(Bat Girl), Mame Redman, Teeny Petras, Dolly Brumfield, Christine Jewett, Joan Holderness(Bat Girl).
Front,L-R:Johnnie Gottselig(Manager), Helen Callaghan, Fern Shollenberger, Marge Villa, Dottie Naum, Dolly Pearson, Ruby Stephens, Johanna Hageman(Chaperone). » View Team Profile

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