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Phoenix Ramblers | Arizona Highways

Championships are rare in Arizona. Arizona State and the University of Arizona have won a few. And the Arizona Diamondbacks won a World Series in 2001, but that wasn’t the first big win for a ball team. That honor belongs to a women’s softball team. The Phoenix Ramblers, whose official name was the Peterson Brook Steiner and Wist (PBSW) Ramblers, captured the Amateur Softball Association championship in 1940. At the time, fast-pitch softball was a popular pastime in Arizona. Although the Ramblers were an amateur team, there was no shortage of spectators to watch the women play. ....

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The Young Women Who Were Tricked Into Creating the Atomic Bomb

Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’ leaves out the women, some recruited out of high school, who worked at top-secret sites in the Manhattan Project. ....

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Dot Wilkinson, a legend in softball and bowling, dies at 101

Wilkinson was one of the best catchers in the history of women s softball, and was the first woman admitted to the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame. ....

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Softball legend Dot Wilkinson found two great loves in the same place

Softball legend Dot Wilkinson, now 101, lived for the game, and one of her fiercest on-field rivalries led to her other great love. ....

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