Show your AAGPBL Girls Baseball related stuff...

[AndyG09]

I have been to league reunions in South Bend, Milwaukee, Rockford, and helped put on the reunion in Detroit in 2010. The ladies are an amazing group of people. They are extremely accommodating in regards to autograph requests. The most common league related materials found are the programs. There is a lady here in metro Detroit with an unreal collection. She is a member of the Women's Baseball Hall of Fame (an Online site at this point) and has the finest collection I would imagine outside of Cooperstown and the museum in South Bend that houses an amazing amount of player donated material. If you ever have an opportunity to sit down and talk with a player from the league, you won't be disappointed. I feel very lucky to have gotten to know many a player.

Best,

Andy

[Den*nis O*Brien]

Rick's Daughter may have gotten the sig at the ballpark in LaCrosse. Lou and Dolly V. set up a display at Logger home games. They show vintage pennants, programs, score cards and some uniform pieces. They gladly sign cards, balls or any other items. They both live in the surrounding area. We were going to meet with Jean Peterson the following week and were able to deliver some written greetings, from Lou & Dolly, to her. The b&w snapshots are from an (early '50's) all star AAGPBL touring team playing in Cuba. I very much agree with Andy G. all of the players are happy to sign and discuss thier history. Each one that we have met says the film is great.

[HOFautosChris]

[earlywynnfan]

Just got this one.

Ken

[deebro041]

Sophie Kurys has passed away.
http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/s...eir-own-022013

[Oldtix]

This Fort Wayne Daisies ticket is from 1948.