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Ypsilanti Girl To Play After All

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Ann Arbor News, May 10, 1973

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May

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1973

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Carolyn King Plays For Ypsilanti Orioles, June 1973

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Ypsilanti Orioles Centerfielder Carolyn King Returns To Dugout, June 1973

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Ypsilanti Little Leaguer Carolyn King Swings At A Pitch, June 1973

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Carolyn King Is Ready To Play For Ypsilanti Orioles, May 1973

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Carolyn King Has Her Game Face On As Media Converges On Ypsilanti, May 1973

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Carolyn King At Center of Controversy Over Little League's No-Girls Rule, May 1973

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