Little Wonder": Lottie Dod, World's First Female Sports Superstar - Ms. Magazine
Charlotte (Lottie) Dod (1871-1960), English tennis player, taking part in the Northern Tournament, Manchester, 22 June 1889, in a match against Blanche Bingley, which she won. She was the youngest woman to
Little Wonder": Lottie Dod, World's First Female Sports Superstar - Ms. Magazine
Little Wonder": Lottie Dod, World's First Female Sports Superstar - Ms. Magazine
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Little Wonder": Lottie Dod, World's First Female Sports Superstar - Ms. Magazine
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Lottie Dod humbled the best male players, became an Olympic archer and sang to George V | Daily Mail Online
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Review: 'Little Wonder,' by Sasha Abramsky - The Atlantic
Before Venus and Serena, there was Lottie Dod and Alice Marble - CSMonitor.com
