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South Bend Blue Sox
The South Bend Blue Sox was a women's professional baseball team who played from through in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. A founding member, the team represented South Bend, Indiana, and played their home games at Bendix Field (1943–1945) and Playland Park (1946–1954).
The Blue Sox was one of two teams to play in every AAGPBL season, the other being the Rockford Peaches. Often a second-division team, they appeared in six playoff series and won two league titles.
In the 1943 inaugural season, The Blue Sox finished in third place with a 51–40 mark, only .001 percentage point behind second place Kenosha Comets. Together, pitchers Margaret Berger and Doris Barr threw 79 of the 91 games played by the Sox. Berger was credited with 25 wins and Barr with 15, while Berger posted her greatest triumph in a 13-inning match, which she won 1–0.
The next three years, South Bend finished 64–55 (1944), 49–60 (1945), 70–42 (1946), 57–54 (1947) and 57–59 (1948). After falling in their playoff intents, in the 1949 season the team posted the best record in with a 75–36 mark. That year they were swept in the playoffs, 4-to-0, by Rockford, after getting a first-round bye along with them. The South Bend club went on to win their next four playoffs in claiming back-to-back championship titles in 1951 and 1952. After that, the Blue Sox finished in last place both in the 1953 and 1954 seasons.
Apart from the aforementioned Barr and Berger, the South Bend included talented players as Mary Baker (C), Jean Faut (P) Betsy Jochum (OF/1B), Elizabeth Mahon (OF), Betty Whiting (IF), and Dottie Schroeder (SS), who played with four different teams to become the only girl to play through the 12 years of existence of the circuit.
==All-time roster==
:''Bold denotes members of the inaugural roster''
* Fredda Acker
* Ellen Ahrndt
* Amy Irene Applegren
* Charlotte Armstrong
* Louise Arnold
* Mary Baker
* Phyllis Baker
* Doris Barr
* Mary Baumgartner
*Catherine Bennett
* Margaret Berger
* Nalda Bird
* Jaynne Bittner
* Audrey Bleiler
* Ruth Born
* Rita Briggs
* Wilma Briggs
* Delores Brumfield
* Arlene Buszka
* Marge Callaghan
*Janet Campbell
* Mary Carey
* Virginia Carver
* Bea Chester
* Dorothy Christ
* Louise Clapp
* Muriel Coben
* Donna Cook
* Doris Cook
* Peggy Cramer
* Idona Crigler
* Mary Dailey
* Josephine D'Angelo
* Gladys Davis
* Mona Denton
* Nancy DeShone
* Dorothea Downs
* Maxine Drinkwater
* Gertrude Dunn
* Loretta Dwojak
* Lillian Faralla
* Jean Faut
* Peggy Fenton
* Helen Filarski
* Lois Florreich
* Betty Francis
* Mary Froning
* Rose Gacioch
* Luisa Gallegos
* Gertrude Ganote
* Ann Garman
* Barbara Gates
* Mary Lou Graham
* Johanna Hageman
* Josephine Hasham
* Esther Hershey
* Joyce Hill
* Barbara Hoffman
* Mary Holda
* Mabel Holle
* Marjorie Hood
* Marion Hosbein
* Frances Janssen
* Betsy Jochum
*Doris Jones
* Daisy Junor
* Jacquelyn Kelley
* Beatrice Kemmerer
* Evelyn Keppel
* Glenna Sue Kidd
* Shirley Kleinhans
* Dolores Klosowski
* Phyllis Koehn
* Arlene Kotil
* Jaynie Krick
* Marie Kruckel
* Anna Kunkel
* Margie Lang
* Josephine Lenard
* Mary Louise Lester
* Lillian Luckey
* Betty Luna
* Esther Lyman
* Judy McCormick
* Betty Jean McFadden
* Lucella MacLean
* Elizabeth Mahon
* Marie Mahoney
* Lenora Mandella
* Theda Marshall
* Joan Matuzewski
* Rose Montalbano
* Mary Moore
* Bernice Metesch
* Norma Metrolis
* Betty Jean McFadden
*Joan Martin
* Alice Meyer
* Darlene Mickelsen
*Helen Moore
*Lucille Moore
* Dolores Mueller
* Dorothy Mueller
* Dorothy Naum
* Helen Nordquist
* Donna Norris
* Joanne Ogden
* Vickie Panos
* Marguerite Pearson
*Joy Perkins
* Pauline Pirok
* Charlene Pryer
* Jenny Romatowski
* Elaine Roth
* Janet Rumsey
*Shirley Salisbury
*Dorothy Sarazen
* Dorothy Sawyer
* Violet Schmidt
* Dorothy Schroeder
*Audrey Seitzinger
* Geraldine Shafranis
*Lois Sheffield
*Amy Shuman
* Dorothy Smith
* Kay Sopkovic
* Margaret Stefani
* Ruby Stephens
* Jane Stoll
* Lucille Stone
* Shirley Stovroff
* Anne Surkowski
* Lee Surkowski
* Viola Thompson
* Betty Trezza
* Ellen Tronnier
* Dolly Vanderlip
* Georgette Vincent
* Inez Voyce
* Betty Wagoner
* Betty Wanless
* Rose Virginia Way
* Margaret Wenzell
* Dorothy Whalen
* Betty Whiting
* Norma Whitney
* Janet Wiley
* Ruth Williams
* Jean Wilson
* Senaida Wirth
* Renae Youngberg
* Lois Youngen
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