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Modern Women and Sports in Interwar Chicago Michael Doneman which bred a more formalBetween World War I and World War II, women flocked to Chicago's parks, playgrounds, and clubs, becoming enthusiastic participants, players, and fans of the games of the time. Robert Pruter's Modern Women and Sports in Interwar Chicago; 1918 1941, examines how the Windy City became home to advancements in women's track and field, swimming, basketball, golf, speed skating, and softball. As a work of sport and urban history, Pruter's text situates the