1947 Doris Tetzlaff Grand Rapids Chicks AAGPBL Original TYPE I Photo Snapshot “A League of Their Own” Basketball Graded Richard Nixon stands to his

Richard Nixon stands to his left and Senators manager

Sears made a name for himself as a standout forward at Santa Clara University before being drafted into the NBA

After years of public denial

Ruth had a pair of hits and an RBI in the twin-bill

while Don Cardwell took the L for the Cubs

1947 Doris Tetzlaff Grand Rapids Chicks AAGPBL Original TYPE I Photo Snapshot “A League of Their Own” Basketball Graded Richard Nixon stands to hisDoris Tetz Tetzlaff (19211998) was a versatile infielder and later a chaperone during ten seasons in the AAGPBL. A Watertown, Wisconsin native, she played mainly third base for five clubs, including the Milwaukee Chicks, Grand Rapids Chicks, Chicago Colleens, Fort Wayne Daisies, and Muskegon Lassies. Reliable and adaptable, she reached the playoffs every year and won championships in 1944 and 1947. From 195053, she served as chaperone and assistant