Catalogue Search | MBRL
Are you sure you want to remove the book from the shelf?
{{itemTitle}}
9
result(s) for
"Ladies Professional Golf Association History."
Sort by:
The founders
In 1950, 13 amateur women golfers battled society, finances and sometimes even each other to create the first and longest running professional sports organization for women, known as the LPGA. This is the story of The Founders.
Streaming Video
Reading Eagle, Pa., History Book column
District Attorney David F. Mauger made the decision in response to a coroner's jury investigating the death of 13-month-old Elizabeth Prussman of Reading, who died several weeks earlier after being treated by Knecht, the Reading Times reported on Oct. 14. If that constituted practicing medicine, Rothermel countered, then every barber who treats dandruff with oil is violating the law.
Newsletter
The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, Barbara Hendel column
[...]yes, both Arnie's locations are affiliated with Gradkowski's fine-dining restaurant near the University of Toledo, part of UT's Gateway Project, a group of shops and apartments near Secor and Dorr Street. The eatery menu runs vast, and includes burgers, wraps, and deli sandwiches as well as homemade soups plus salads, ribs, shrimp, salmon, and chicken dinners, plus desserts.
Newsletter
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J., Everyone Has a Story column
The director was Skyped in from Los Angeles, and gave Dozier a cue to start speaking, following the character's mouth movements as much as possible. Since fractions of a second matter, the fine tuning is done in post production, said Dozier, who grew up in Pleasantville and lives in Egg Harbor City.
Newsletter
Grand Forks Herald, N.D., Marilyn Hagerty column
They really like it if the fans will cheer along with them. 42nd Street Symphony The weekend arrives with the Coyotes from South Dakota and the Gophers from Minnesota coming to town to play basketball and hockey at UND. ... The story of the amazing life of Wheat King Tom Campbell will be told at the Myra Museum by Leah Byzewski, director, at 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon at part of the free continuing series of Entertaining History. ...
Newsletter
Five Decades of Champions
\"Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, the Ladies Professional Golf Association has clearly helped pave the way for women in professional sports.\" (SOUTHERN LIVING) Learn about \"some of the women who shaped the game of golf during the past five decades.\" The accomplishments of these stellar athletes are described.
Magazine Article
Bangor Daily News, Maine, Joni Averill column
Jun. 23--H appy anniversary to everyone associated with Marsh River Theater, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. \"A new front entrance, hallway and ticket counter has kept the Friends of Marsh River Theater busy this spring,\" reports founder George Wildey. The opening performances for the 2006 season, featuring the Marsh River Singers, are 8 p.m. today and Saturday, June 24, at the theater on Route 139 in Brooks. \"Back to Broadway\" will offer \"memories with a Broadway flavor\" from some of the \"great stage hits,\" Wildey wrote. The theater is located in the former Union Hall, built in 1904 by citizens of Brooks and members of local fraternal organizations. For years, Union Hall was a center for community activities ranging from town meetings to performances, movies, basketball, roller-skating, bowling and dances. The building was purchased by New England School of Communications in 1995 and donated to Friends of Marsh River Theater in December 1998. And there is even more reason to celebrate this season. \"Because of the tremendous response,\" Wildey wrote, \"we have added a third day of performances for the summer theater camps,\" which have been playing to sold-out audiences. He also wants you to know that two \"extremely popular\" performers, Paul Sullivan and Erica Brown, will be returning, and that audiences will have the opportunity to hear Evergreen, \"who has a statewide following.\"
Newsletter