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In 1943, the city of Tuscaloosa built Queen City Pool and Bath House with funds from the Warner Family's David Warner Foundation and the work was provided by the WPA.&#13;
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Queen City Pool's bathouse {sic} and fountain were designed in the art deco style by Tuscaloosa architect Don Buel Schuyler who was a student of Frank Lloyd Wright.&#13;
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The other marker reads: Site of Queen City Park Softball Field 1936 - 1967. Built on this site in 1936, Queen City Park softball field served as the cornerstone for the first successful community effort to promote the organized play of amature {sic} softball in Tuscaloosa County. Its construction followed nationwid {sic} efforts to organize softball in 1933. Soon thereafter, Tuscaloosa Men's and women's softball teams emerged as state and national powers, and the sport itself gained recognition as true wholesome family recreation. Alabama Historical Association 1998</text>
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See the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Collection for materials related to sports and recreation at that institution.

Click on the link below to view all the items in this collection.</text>
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                <text>Jake Duren coached the Northport Babes for three seasons beginning in 1949, teaching the fundaments of the game, providing uniforms and transportation to games. He tagged each play with a special nickname such as Carrot Top, Hoss, Radio, Taxi Cab, Mop, Furpole and Little Pot. &#13;
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Pictured in the first row (left to right) : Sandra Patton (McDaniel), Betty Frances Rainwater (Reynolds), Patsy Brown (McKnight), Ann Brown (Simpson), and Martha Caroline Noland (Simpson).&#13;
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Second row: Sonny Snider, Inez Kemp, Betty Manderson (Hale), Pat Taylor, Charlotte Patton.&#13;
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Third row: Coach Jessie Jake Duren, Johnny Hagar, Sarah Jean Crawford, Betty Sue Keene (Sexton), Jimmie Ann Earnest (Shaw), Mr. Palmer (loyal fan of the Babes).</text>
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