国立アメリカ歴史博物館のインスタグラム(amhistorymuseum) - 3月29日 02時28分

It's Opening Day! Ready to play ball?
This uniform belonged to Betsy “Sock’em Jochum” of the All-American Girl Professional Baseball League. Jochum” stole 354 bases in her career.
When male players went to war during World War II, female players took to the field. The All-American Girls Professional Baseball League boasted 10 franchises and 600 players in 1948, but was gone by 1954.
All-American Girl League players not only had extreme athletic prowess, they had to uphold the league’s standards of behavior and appearance. "The smart looking teams invariably play smart ball ... Keep your shoes clean and shining. And see if you don't feel better and play better ball,” instructed the players manual, “A Guide for All American Girls: How to Look Better, Feel Better, Be More Popular.” #BecauseOfHerStory #WomensHistoryMonth #WomensHistory #SportsHistory #EntertainmentHistory #CostumeHistory #VintageClothing #BaseballHistory #AmericanHistory #OpeningDay

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lewenray Come to the History Museum in South Bend, Indiana to see the uniforms, equipment and story of these women interpreted in the "Polished in Public: Fierce on the Field" exhibit! @HistoryMuseumSB

shoprubenlovesmejewels My mother played Women's Softball during that time and honey chile that woman could play ball!!!

itskarenabbs And inspired my favorite movie of all time! “There’s no crying in baseball.” ❤️

meltonkl0x01 THERE’S NO CRYING IN BASEBALL!!! NO! CRYING! 😂😜

elizacolozzo Looks like my high school gym suit!

missgiiiiina @kleinm8 Mikey, your favorite!!

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