Women’s Sports Rise Faces Print Visibility Gap
A historical overview traces women’s gradual entry into professional and amateur sports from the 1800s through the modern era. It notes stereotypes, key figures like Berg and Zaharias, and shifts from volleyball to basketball, track, soccer, and even attempts at NFL training, urging greater print coverage of women athletes.
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United States
U.S
Patty Berg
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
LPGA
National Football League
OHS Grabs Win as Girls Rally in Doubleheader
Pam Jung drives for a shot against Olathe South while Dena Waggner and Anne Maxwell return to boost OHS in a 41-36 varsity victory giving the Cyclones a 3-7 record. Becky Kaub leads with 21 points as OHS JV also tops South 41-19.
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Pam Jung
Olathe South
OHS
Dena Waggner
Cyclones
Anne Maxwell
Gwen Poss
Becky Kaub
Vicki Hasting
Lynn Madl
Lisa Weber
Poss
Corner Note Honors Trailblazing Women’s Progress
A condensed editorial reflects on recognizing not only famous figures but those advancing quietly toward equality. It argues that women are not weak and that male chauvinism will fade, leading to a balanced societal scale.
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