A resolution recognizing the history of women's professional baseball in Indiana.

Senate Resolution 786 officially recognizes the historical significance of women’s professional baseball in Indiana, specifically honoring the contributions of the South Bend Blue Sox and the Fort Wayne Daisies. These teams were part of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, which provided women the opportunity to play professional sports while many men were serving in World War II.

As a simple resolution, this measure does not create new laws or allocate federal funding, but serves as a formal tribute to the athletes and the local communities that supported them. For citizens, this resolution preserves the cultural legacy of Indiana’s sports history and highlights the state’s role in advancing opportunities for women in professional athletics.