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Shirley Stovroff [Stovie] (March 18, 1931 –
September 16, 1994) was a
catcher who pla**** from 1948
through 1952 in the All-American
Girls Professional...
- June
Schofield Pat
Scott Lillian Shadic Ruby
Stephens Jane
Stoll Shirley Stovroff Zonia Vialat Helen Walulik Evelyn Wawryshyn Margaret Wenzell Renae Youngberg...
- Jean Stothert,
mayor of Omaha,
Nebraska Eric Stout, MLB
pitcher Shirley Stovroff, pro
baseball player Otto Stowe, NFL wide
receiver 1971–74
Michael Stoyanov...
- in just a game for the
Cincinnati Reds in 1937.
September 16 –
Shirley Stovroff, 63,
AAGPBL catcher and a
member of two
championship teams.
September 28...
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Sopkovic Margaret Stefani Ruby
Stephens Jane
Stoll Lucille Stone Shirley Stovroff Anne
Surkowski Lee
Surkowski Viola Thompson Betty Trezza Ellen Tronnier...
- Ted Marchibroda,
American football player (d. 2016)
March 18 –
Shirley Stovroff,
American baseball player (d. 1994)
March 20
Norman Francis,
American lawyer...
- 124 121 117 112 109 109 108 106 106 102
Doubles Betty Foss (FW)
Shirley Stovroff (SB)
Thelma Eisen (FW)
Eleanor Callow (ROC)
Marjorie Pieper (PEO/BC) Doris...
- 216 541 1760 195 381 36 14 18 197 70 499 279 183 .324 .284 .608
Shirley Stovroff .216 455 1306 138 282 39 3 1 143 56 330 231 170 .334 .253 .587 Jean Smith...
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Retrieved 2012-04-26. "Stone, Lucille".
AAGPBL website.
Retrieved 2012-04-26. "
Stovroff, Shirley".
AAGPBL website.
Retrieved 2012-04-24. "Stoykovich, Ruby". AAGPBL...
- As a result,
Barbara Hoffman,
Elizabeth ****n, Jane
Stoll and
Shirley Stovroff,
among others, quit the team in
support of Pryer. Then,
Froning was one...
