Cut4 on Twitter: "17-year-old Jackie Mitchell struck out Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig back-to-back. You read that correctly. #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/D1ZgqspaqR" / Twitter
Jackie Mitchell: The Woman Who Struck Out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig - HowTheyPlay
Jackie Mitchell and the Bloomer Girls | National Women's History Museum
Mighty Jackie | Book by Marissa Moss, C. F. Payne | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster
Meet Jackie Mitchell, the girl who struck out Babe Ruth
This Day in History | MiLB.com History | The Official Site of Minor League Baseball
Who Was Jackie Mitchell? | Female Pitchers in Professional Baseball
![Pitcher Jackie Mitchell shaking hands with Babe Ruth, while Lou Gehrig (left) and Joe Engel stand by] - 1000Museums](https://image-framing.1000museums.com/getResources?rsid=64489&substrate=Paper&size=large&frame=unframed&streamimage=1&prodimage=768 "Pitcher Jackie Mitchell shaking hands with Babe Ruth, while Lou Gehrig (left) and Joe Engel stand by] - 1000Museums")
Pitcher Jackie Mitchell shaking hands with Babe Ruth, while Lou Gehrig (left) and Joe Engel stand by] - 1000Museums
Jackie Mitchell: The Woman Who Struck Out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig - HowTheyPlay
Buy Jackie Mitchell Cards Online | Jackie Mitchell Baseball Price Guide - Beckett
Jackie Mitchell Couldn't Win | Lapham's Quarterly
Moment in Time – April 2, 1931: When a teenage novice struck out baseball legend Babe Ruth
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Overlooked No More: Jackie Mitchell, Who Fanned Two of Baseball's Greats - The New York Times
The Girl Who Struck Out Babe Ruth — The Chattanooga Memory Project
Jackie Mitchell – The Inclusive ScreenWriter
Alice Paul Institute - #ThisDayinHistory In 1931, 17-year-old Jackie Mitchell, the second woman to play baseball in the all-male minor leagues, pitches an exhibition game against the N.Y. Yankees and strikes out
Jackie Mitchell's story - Jean L.S. PatrickAuthorSpeakerStoryteller
The Myth of Jackie Mitchell, the Girl Who Struck Out Ruth and Gehrig
The Woman Who (Maybe) Struck out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig | History| Smithsonian Magazine
