The Muskegon Lassies were an all-women baseball team in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League representing Muskegon, Michigan. They were an expansion team, debuting in 1946. They went 46-66 in their first season and placed 6th in the eight-team league. They went on to win a close pennant race in 1947 with a 69-43 record. Doris Sams was Player of the year that year. They lost in the first round of the playoffs to the Racine Belles. In 1950 they were last in the league with a 36-73-2 record and relocated to Kalamazoo, Michigan in the middle of the season, where they became the Kalamazoo Lassies.
Stadiums
The Lassies played their home games at Marsh Field.
Selected players
- Chris Ballingall
- Ann Cindric
- Gloria Cordes
- Alva Jo Fischer
- Carol Habben
- Josephine Lenard
- Jean Lovell
- Dorothy Maguire
- Nancy Mudge
- June Peppas
- Jenny Romatowski
- Doris Sams
- Dorothy Schroeder
- Dorothy Stolze
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