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- Alice_Pollitt abstract "Alice Pollitt [Deschaine] (born July 19, 1929) is a former infielder who played from 1947 through 1953 in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Listed at 5 ft 3 in (1.60 m), 150 lb., she batted and threw right-handed.A native of Lansing, Michigan, Alice Pollit grew up in a home where sport was considered of vital importance. Her father, who had been a professional soccer player in England before coming to the United States, was also an avid baseball fanatic and motivated her to play the game at a very early age.A two-time All-Star, Pollitt was discovered by an AAGPBL scout while she was playing in her hometown and entered the league in 1947. She played all seven of her AAGPBL seasons with the Rockford Peaches, helping them win three championships pennants by combining a sharp defense and provided stability through the middle of the batting order.Pollitt started at shortstop in her rookie season, then anchored third base for six years as part of a solid and durable Rockford infield that included Dorothy Kamenshek at first base, Mildred Deegan at second and Dorothy Harrell at shortstop.Her most productive season came in 1951, when she collected a .299 batting average and tied with Fort Wayne Daisies' Betty Foss and teammate Eleanor Callow for the most home runs (four). Pollitt also ranked fourth in total bases (158), fifth in hits (121) and runs (88), seventh in average, while tying for second in triples with Kamenshek (9) behind Rockford Peaches' Eleanor Callow (10). In addition, she gained her first selection for the All-Star Team.In 1952, Pollitt batted .270 and stole 35 bases, being selected to the All-Star Team as a reserve infielder. She then posted career-numbers with a .315 average and 14 doubles in 1953, her last year in the league.Pollitt was also one of two hundred players to attend the first AAGPBL spring training outside the United States, which was held in 1947 in Cuba at the Gran Stadium de La Habana.After being married in 1951, Pollitt had a son in 1954 and still working and raising her family. In November 1988, Pollitt, along with her former teammates and opponents, received their long overdue recognition, when the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York dedicated a permanent display to the All American Girls Professional Baseball League.Alice Pollitt is currently living in Levering, Michigan.".
- Alice_Pollitt alias "Deschaine, Alice".
- Alice_Pollitt birthDate "1929-07-19".
- Alice_Pollitt birthPlace Lansing,_Michigan.
- Alice_Pollitt birthYear "1929".
- Alice_Pollitt position Shortstop.
- Alice_Pollitt position Third_baseman.
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- Alice_Pollitt wikiPageWikiLinkText "Alice Deschaine".
- Alice_Pollitt wikiPageWikiLinkText "Alice Pollitt".
- Alice_Pollitt alternativeNames "Deschaine, Alice".
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- Alice_Pollitt birthDate "1929-07-19".
- Alice_Pollitt birthPlace Lansing,_Michigan.
- Alice_Pollitt caption "--09-09".
- Alice_Pollitt dateOfBirth "1929-07-19".
- Alice_Pollitt ft "5".
- Alice_Pollitt highlights "* Two-time All-Star Team * Three Championship Teams * Six playoff appearances * Single-season leader in home runs *Women in Baseball – AAGPBL Permanent Display".
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- Alice_Pollitt name "Alice Pollitt".
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- Alice_Pollitt placeOfBirth Lansing,_Michigan.
- Alice_Pollitt position Shortstop.
- Alice_Pollitt position Third_baseman.
- Alice_Pollitt shortDescription "All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player".
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- Alice_Pollitt description "All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player".
- Alice_Pollitt description "All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player".
- Alice_Pollitt subject Category:1929_births.
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- Alice_Pollitt subject Category:Baseball_players_from_Michigan.
- Alice_Pollitt subject Category:Living_people.