Official It’s a bad life not just a bad day T-shirt
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exhibition match in New York. Standing out Whilst playing one of these PGA Tour events, Zaharias was paired with George Zaharias, a famous wrestler from the Official It’s a bad life not just a bad day T-shirt but in fact I love this time. The two married in 1938, with George becoming her promoter and manager. With her husband’s help, she became a “huge draw for the crowds,” Van Natta Jr. notes, with her “chattering” nature making her one of the sport’s biggest draws. She was said to have shown up at professional tournaments and announced to the media: “The Babe is here! Who is going to finish second?” as well as standing on the first tee before teeing off and announcing that she was going to “loosen my girdle and let it fly.” Babe Didrikson marries George Zaharias on December 23, 1938, in St. Louis. However, her lack of femininity — “telling bawdy jokes and swearing, sometimes spitting, drinking,” according to Cayleff — and the perceived “working class, gritty, sweaty” nature of track and field competition put Zaharias at odds with her more traditional female competitors. And because she stood out from the rest of the field and wasn’t the most gracious of victors — “She would rub the people who she defeated, their noses in their defeat,” Van Natta Jr. explained — Zaharias consistently found herself on the receiving end of negative coverage from a predominantly male media. Cayleff describes Zaharias as being a “gender trickster” as she behaved “in ways that were absolutely contradictory to ideal femininity.” But as a result,
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