Jean Marlowe [?Mal? or ?Jeanie?] was a pitcher and utility who played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League between the 1948 and 1954 seasons. Listed a 5 ft 6 in, 135 lb., she batted and threw right-handed. Her last name is really Malanoski, but she acquired her last name in the league as a result of a misspelling. Jean Marlowe went on to a six-season career in the All American Girls Professional Baseball League, primarily as a pitcher, while also seeing action at first base and second, as well at the outfield. She posted a 56?79 record with a solid 3.18 earned run average in 1075 innings pitched, a pretty good performance considering she played for most of her career for teams with bad defense, low run support and losing records. She was a member of the champion team in her last season, though she did not play in the series. Born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Jean was the daughter of Stanley and Josephine Malanoski. At an early age, she learned to play sandlot ball with the backing of her father and uncle, who were professional ballplayers. She graduated from Scranton Central High School and later studied at the University of Wisconsin?Madison. 

December 28th, 1929 in   /  Died:   Apr 16th, 2007