History Of Softball Part 10 with Dr. Dot Richardson

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History Of Softball Part 10 with Dr. Dot Richardson

Welcome to part 10 in my series on the History of Softball with Dr. Dot Richardson. On this episode Dot talks with softball expert Michelle Gardner. Michelle takes time to discuss all the iconic years and women who made fast[itch softball what it is today. The two discuss the incredible details of the origins of the sport and what it should mean to women today.

A special thanks to Alison Strange for all her help and advice on this project. And The National Softball Hall Of Fame in Oklahoma City, OK. – Produced By Gary Leland

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