Women's hockey first sought inclusion in the Olympic Games in the 1930s. Had the sport broke that barrier, the near 80-year quest for professionalism in the sport may have been accelerated. Instead, ...
In 1932, stunt pilot Bettie Lund watched her husband and flying partner, Freddie, crash to his death. Barely over the initial shock, she took a telephone call from the manager of the Charlotte, N.C., ...
The push for women's hockey's inclusion in the Olympic Games began in the 1930s by a group of Canadian athletes. It took more than half a century to finally arrive. Women's hockey first sought ...
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