SABR Finally Gives a Woman Her Due - After 50 Years
Dorothy Jane Mills was supposed to feel honored last Monday when the Society for American Baseball Research included her husband, Dr. Harold Seymour, in the inaugural class of the organization’s new de facto Hall of Fame. She was supposed to feel thankful that her assistance with Seymour’s seminal three-volume history of baseball, published sequentially from 1960 through 1990, would be acknowledged during his induction.
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not buying it, or maybe i am
the mouth on my grandma since gramps died is unbelievable, however, the comment about her not even liking baseball, then she should give a fuck about recognition since she doesnt care in the first place and was only doing what she thought “her role was” in the first place, plus the only proof is that some note cards are in her handwritting!?! since when does a stenographer get credit for writting?
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Hell Yesss
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