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- Text: The interviewer is John Smither of the Grand Valley State University Veterans History Project. Now Mary what we are going to do here is basically just follow your story. And we are going to begin at the beginning. So why don’t you tell us where and when you were born?”
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- Text: ...Before, I had some pretty good coaching. When I got there they just, you know, had us work out with the veterans at our own positions. They would have us slight pitch to the veterans and that was kind of scary because these girls were good and I didn’t have any formal experience ...
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- Text: ...series had made it onto ESPN2 at least, so they are getting there.” Yeah, yeah. Interviewer: “Yeah, now how did the more veteran players treat the new ones when they came in, do you remember what kind of reception you got?” Oh, if it hadn’t been for the veteran players the ...
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- Text: ...seball Born: Fort Wayne, Indiana September 26, 1927 Resides: Albuquerque, New Mexico Interviewed by: James Smither PhD, GVSU Veterans History Project, August 5, 2010, Detroit, MI at the All American Girls Professional Baseball League reunion. Transcribed by: Joan Raymer, March 6, 2011 Inter...
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- Text: ...Grand Valley State University All American Girls Professional Baseball League Veterans History Project Interviewee’s Name: Sue Kidd Length of Interview: (00:30:31) Interviewed by: James Smither PhD, GVSU Veterans History Project, September 27, 2009, Milwaukee, WI at the All Ameri...
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- Text: ...ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW JERRE DENOBLE Women in Baseball Born: June 11, 1923 Resides: Interviewed by: James Smither PhD, GVSU Veterans History Project, August 8, 2010, Detroit, MI at the All American Girls Professional Baseball League reunion. Transcribed by: Joan Raymer, April 7, 2011 Interv...
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- Text: ...RVIEW JOAN HOLDERNESS Women in Baseball Born: Kenosha, Wisconsin, March 17, 1933 Resides: Interviewed by: Frank Boring, GVSU Veterans History Project, August10, 2010, Detroit, MI at the All American Girls Professional Baseball League reunion. Transcribed by: Joan Raymer, February 6, 2011 In...
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- Text: ...It’s been a wonderful thing. 49:55 Interviewer: “I think the closest you get, maybe in some cases, is with military veterans. Men who served in the same unit, they have reunions, but in a way it parallels a little bit because it’s a distinctive experience more than just going to schoo...
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- Text: She’s a veteran of the Women’s Army Corps from the Second World War, as well as a player for the All American Girls Professional Baseball League, and this interview is going to cover both of these, because both fall under the privy of the Library of Congress Veterens history project.
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- Text: ...Grand Valley State University All American Girls Professional Baseball League Veterans History Project Interviewee’s Name: Isabel (Lefty) Alvarez Length of Interview: (00:37:11) Interviewed by: James Smither, Transcribed by: Joan Raymer, June 30, 2010 Interviewer: “Can you begin to tell...
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- Text: ...ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW NOELLA LeDUC Women in Baseball Born: December 23, 1933 Resides: Interviewed by: Frank Boring, GVSU Veterans History Project, August 5, 2010, Detroit, MI at the All American Girls Professional Baseball League reunion. Transcribed by: Joan Raymer, May 19, 2011 Interview...
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- Text: Grand Valley State University All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Veterans’ History Project Interviewee’s Name: Dolly Nemic Konwinski Length of Interview: (01:23:44) Interviewer: “What was your early childhood like? Where did you grow up?