Talk:Betty Foss

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Vehicles[edit]

The article says the Bill Arlington All-Stars traveled 10,000 miles a year in "the manager's station wagon and a Ford Country Sedan". Are there definitely 2 vehicles here? It seems odd that you mention the ownership of one station wagon, and the make and model of another station wagon. Ir's not impossible to have 10 adults (7 players and 1 manager) ride in a Country Sedan, especially if they are female; it would hold 9 grown men - but that pretty much means clothes, equipment, etc, would have to go on a rooftop carrier, which would make things awfully crowded.

Family[edit]

The sisters' articles mention that their father was a former pro baseball payer, albeit in the minor leagues, but it doesn't mention his name (presumably a Weaver surname), what teams he played for, and what position he played. That seems relevant.

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