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Sportswomen Collection (page 31)

"Sportswomen throughout history have shattered barriers and showcased their incredible talent on the field

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Ranelagh mounted sports. Mr Kleinwart and the Misses Schofield. 1926

Ranelagh mounted sports. Mr Kleinwart and the Misses Schofield. 1926

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Ladies hockey at Kew East versus South Territorials 26 February 1921

Ladies hockey at Kew East versus South Territorials 26 February 1921

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Royal Airforce mixed hockey at RAF Uxbridge 2 March 1919

Royal Airforce mixed hockey at RAF Uxbridge 2 March 1919

Background imageSportswomen Collection: The Ladies Golf Union Championship at Seacroft Golf Club, Skegness Mary Johnson

The Ladies Golf Union Championship at Seacroft Golf Club, Skegness Mary Johnson and Phyllis Wade shake hands

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Ladies International Hockey - England versus Germany. Fraulein Stickel, the German

Ladies International Hockey - England versus Germany. Fraulein Stickel, the German goalkeeper 5 March 1937

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Ladies Golf at Walton Heath - Lords versus Commons. Countess Rocksavage ( Lords

Ladies Golf at Walton Heath - Lords versus Commons. Countess Rocksavage ( Lords ) driving 25 May 1922

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Mixed hockey at Lyons Club, Sudbury

Mixed hockey at Lyons Club, Sudbury

Background imageSportswomen Collection: England versus Australia, Womens hockey Southampton Miss F I Bryan ( England )

England versus Australia, Womens hockey Southampton Miss F I Bryan ( England ) and Miss Tory Wicks ( Australia ) captains tossing the coin 8 October 1930

Background imageSportswomen Collection: England versus Australia, Womens hockey Sutton Miss W Brown ( England Goalie )

England versus Australia, Womens hockey Sutton Miss W Brown ( England Goalie ), left and Miss Tazewell ( Australian Goalie ) 8 October 1930

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Ladies of Battersea and Chelsea Polytechnics start cricket practice at Merton Abbey

Ladies of Battersea and Chelsea Polytechnics start cricket practice at Merton Abbey. Sending them down in the approved fashion. 19 May 1926

Background imageSportswomen Collection: International Hockey at Merton Abbey Ladies hockey, England versus Scotland Mrs

International Hockey at Merton Abbey Ladies hockey, England versus Scotland Mrs Cleland, the Scottish Goalie

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Ladies hockey match at Tiverton, Devon. Tiverton versus Cullompton

Ladies hockey match at Tiverton, Devon. Tiverton versus Cullompton

Background imageSportswomen Collection: International Hockey Match England versus Ireland Ladies Hockey at Richmond London 16

International Hockey Match England versus Ireland Ladies Hockey at Richmond London 16 March 1922

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Ladies Golf Union Champioship at Seacroft Golf Club, Skegness Mary Johnson

Ladies Golf Union Champioship at Seacroft Golf Club, Skegness Mary Johnson and Phyllis Wade

Background imageSportswomen Collection: International Hockey at Merton Abbey Fraulein Hambrook ( Harvestehude, Germany )

International Hockey at Merton Abbey Fraulein Hambrook ( Harvestehude, Germany ) and Miss Begbie ( England ) 7 October 1927

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Ladies Hockey at Merton Abbey Miss Pieree, Surrey second eleven goal keeper 31

Ladies Hockey at Merton Abbey Miss Pieree, Surrey second eleven goal keeper 31 January 1931

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Bystander front cover - Lawn tennis number - Helen Wills Moo

Bystander front cover - Lawn tennis number - Helen Wills Moo
Helen Wills Moody (1905 - 1998), American tennis player and eight times winner of the Ladies Singles at Wimbledon, pictured in 1927, where she was tipped to win - and she did

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Womens cricket tour, 1935

Womens cricket tour, 1935
English women cricketers touring Australia in 1935. The bottom right picture shows the England captain, Miss Betty Archdale adjusting her shin pads during practice

Background imageSportswomen Collection: Miss Dorothea Douglass

Miss Dorothea Douglass
Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers (1878 - 1960), English tennis player and seven time winner of the ladies singles title at Wimbledon between 1903 and 1914




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"Sportswomen throughout history have shattered barriers and showcased their incredible talent on the field. In this captivating image, a tennis-playing brunette beauty stands poised to smash her way to victory. This snapshot captures the intensity and determination of Cecilia Leitch as she competes against Harold Hilton at Walton Heath. The power of women in sports extends beyond individual achievements, as seen in the inspiring photograph of the Sterling Ladies munition workers football team during World War I. These remarkable women united through their love for football, proving that even amidst adversity, they could excel on the pitch. Mlle. H. Konopacka demonstrates that athleticism knows no bounds with her dual talents as both a poet and discus thrower. Her graceful form and strength are evident in every throw, showcasing her dedication to both artistry and sport. Speaking of multi-talented athletes, Charlotte Dod's name shines brightly among sporting legends. A true trailblazer across various disciplines such as tennis, golf, archery, and more – Dod's versatility is unmatched. Transporting us back to 1914 is an enchanting glimpse into the world of lady golfers honing their skills on lush greens. Their elegance combined with precision exemplifies how these women defied societal norms while embracing their passion for golf. Fast-forwarding to present-day action brings us face-to-face with Brighton and Hove Albion Women battling it out against Reading Women in the Womens Super League match held on September 25th, 2022. The sheer determination etched onto each player's face reflects their unwavering commitment towards excellence within modern-day sportsmanship. "