The All American Girls Professional Baseball League

Women often do not notice in sports. Normally, baseball, football, basketball, football men are more paid and more worried. This does not apply to players of the special Women's Baseball League. These women in the mid-20th century caused mind to the minds of people. Women are not staying home to do housework, they can truly participate in professional sports. From 1943 to 1954, the women of the National Women's Professional Baseball Federation started using the professional sports as entertainment, so they helped change the rights of women in society and the workplace.

The National Women's Professional Baseball Feder In addition, the owner of Chicago Cubs, Philippe Wrigley, started the National Women's Professional Baseball Federation, nationwide softball players as hardcore players, and then joined one of the four starting teams . I am years old. Not only must these girls be good athletes, they are 'impossible feminising', they must attend attractive schools and require to wear skirts, high heels and cosmetics aside. not.

As many people were on the battlefield during the Second World War, the American Women's Professional Baseball Federation (AAGPBL) took the Major League Baseball founded in 1943 to provide entertainment to the tired people of the war. I replace it. In 1948, the number of people participating in girls' baseball games reached nearly 1 million. However, when the war ended and the major league baseball player returned home, women's baseball players had to become housewives at home. . AAGPBL lost the audience, suffered from financial difficulties, and disappeared in 1954.

This is one of the codes of conduct of players of the National Women's Professional Baseball Federation. "Men 's jerseys are not allowed." These standards are consistent with the motto of Philip K. Wrigley' s Women 's Baseball League. : Playing like a man and looking like a woman This month is the 75th anniversary of this alliance with this long history from 1943 to 1954, the only professional baseball league in America history. To commemorate it, a new makeup brand called SPoRT will launch the first series called "Summer Girl": 75th anniversary signature lipstick, 3 manicures, 2 brushes and 4 pillow set eye Shadow This box is celebrating the five teams of the Midwest AAGPBL: Kenosha Comets, Milwaukee Millerettes, Racine Belles, Rockford Peaches and Chicago Colleens.