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Ladies’ Day: Changing Views of Female Fandom and the Chicago Cubs, 1919–69
When your husband comes home in the evening in laughing, jovial mood and tells that he was out at Cubs Park and saw those same Cubs whale this or that team, did you ever attempt to picture in your own mind just what scenes he has witnessed? Well, don’t try. Come out on Friday afternoon as the guest of the Cubs and see with your own eyes the scenes that have such a fascination for your husbands, your brothers, your sons, your sweethearts.
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