An edition of A history of basketball for girls and women
(2000)
A history of basketball for girls and women
from bloomers to big leagues
by Joanne Lannin
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Traces the development of women's basketball, from its beginnings at Smith College to today's Women's National Basketball Association.
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Table of Contents
A girls' game from the beginning
Basketball travels West and South
Changing the rules
The roller coaster of the roaring '20s
Babe and Texas league basketball
Basketball grows like corn in Iowa
The AAU era
A time of change
Olympian promise, professional failure
Growing pains in the '80s
Into the spotlight
Into the future.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 139-141) and index.
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"In December 1891, James Naismith invented a new game."
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