All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Players Association

 
 

Welcome to the Official Web Site of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League

This virtual scrapbook is filled with articles, photographs, interviews, and statistics that give you an up-close-and-personal look at the pioneering women who played professional baseball from 1943 through 1954. Within these pages, you'll learn the true story of the athletes whose exploits inspired the feature film, "A League of Their Own." You'll also meet their managers, their chaperones, their batgirls, and even some of their fans. So warm up your clicking fingers and play ball!

Rockford Peaches (1943)

Rockford Peaches

1943 Rockford Peaches: Only 2 of these original four teams played all 12 years of the league's existence. They were Rockford, IL. and South Bend IN. These two cities deserve recognition for their loyalty and support to their women's baseball teams.

Dorothy Kamenshek, better known as "Kammie", enjoyed a very successful career with the AAGPBL. Kammie was a rock-solid left-handed first baseman for the Peaches . Playing in all but 2 seasons for Rockford, she left the league in 1952, and returned to join her teammates for her final year in 1953. She was voted the All-Star first baseman in 1943 as well as six later years from 1946 thru 1951. A consistent hitter, in 1943, ... » View Team Profile

 

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2008 CARIBBEAN CRUISE REUNION

 2008 Caribbean Cruise Reunion

All Aboard- we are sailing from Florida to the Bahamas. Join us in Ft Lauderdale on November 1st for a 5-Day Cruise on the Enchantment of the Seas. Cruise is open to members and non-members. A Once in a Lifetime Opportunity to Meet and Spend 5 Days with the Original Players from "A League of Their Own" on the High Seas.