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SUMMARY:Tuesdays at Ten | Women’s Baseball in Illinois 
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DESCRIPTION:Join us at the library for coffee\, socializing\, and learning
  something new..\nhttps://champaign.libnet.info/event/16160240
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This summer\, we'll celebrate our library&
 rsquo\;s 150th anniversary during Tuesdays at Ten with a dive into library
  and local history. We have a lineup of experts ready to share stories\, o
 ld and new.</p>\n<p>This presentation offers an exciting opportunity to ex
 plore how Illinois played a significant role in the formation of the All-A
 merican Girls Professional Baseball League. Anna will trace the evolution 
 of women&rsquo\;s baseball from its 19th-century beginnings to the establi
 shment of the league in 1943. She will discuss how the league&rsquo\;s uni
 que rules developed over time and highlight the teams that made history&md
 ash\;particularly the Illinois teams: the Rockford Peaches\, Springfield S
 allies\, Peoria Redwings\, and Chicago Colleens.</p>\n<p><strong>About the
  Presenter:</strong> Anna Sielaff serves as the Local History Librarian fo
 r the Lincoln Library&rsquo\;s Sangamon Valley Collection in Springfield\,
  Illinois. She holds a bachelor&rsquo\;s degree in History from Concordia 
 University Chicago and a Master of Science in Library and Information Scie
 nces from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Anna is an Illin
 ois Road Scholar traveling throughout Illinois giving historical presentat
 ions about local history and women's baseball in Illinois.</p>\n<p><strong
 >Tuesdays at Ten | Summer 2026</strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li><strong></strong>Ju
 ne 2\, <a href="https://champaign.org/event/tuesdays-at-ten-150th-annivers
 ary-kick-off-16170958">Libraries: Global Reach - Local Touch</a></li>\n<li
 >June 9\, <a href="https://champaign.org/event/tuesdays-at-ten-the-history
 -of-childrens-literature-16160091">The History of Children's Literature</a
 ></li>\n<li>June 16\, <a href="https://champaign.org/event/tuesdays-at-ten
 -womens-baseball-in-illinois-16160240">Women&rsquo\;s Baseball in Illinois
  and the Midwest</a></li>\n<li>June 23\, <a href="https://champaign.org/ev
 ent/tuesdays-at-ten-downtown-champaign-16170575">Historic Buildings and Bu
 sinesses of Champaign</a></li>\n<li>June 30\, <a href="https://champaign.o
 rg/event/tuesdays-at-ten-learn-your-story-16170567">Learn Your Story: Rese
 arching and Resources</a><br /><br /></li>\n<li>July 7\, <a href="https://
 champaign.org/event/tuesdays-at-ten-the-egyptian-trail-16170551">The Egypt
 ian Trail: Early Roadways in Champaign County</a></li>\n<li>July 14\, <a h
 ref="https://champaign.org/event/tuesdays-at-ten-history-of-libraries-in-t
 he-cu-area-16170539">History of Libraries in the CU Area</a></li>\n<li>Jul
 y 21\, <a href="https://champaign.org/event/tuesdays-at-ten-virginia-and-c
 hic-sale-16170638">From Urbana to Hollywood in the 1920s</a></li>\n<li>Jul
 y 28\, <a href="https://champaign.org/event/tuesdays-at-ten-historic-build
 ings-businesses-of-urbana-16170758">Historic Buildings and Businesses of U
 rbana</a></li>\n</ul>\nhttps://champaign.libnet.info/event/16160240
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