Diary of an A.A.G.P.B.L. player : photocopy, 1946 / [Betty Russell]. [1946]

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Diary of an A.A.G.P.B.L. player : photocopy, 1946 / [Betty Russell]. [1946]

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Diary kept during the 1946 season by Betty Russell, member of the Racine Belles.

Processed : 1 folder : 52 leaves.

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