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Three decades after Colorado Silver Bullets’ inception, women’s baseball still working toward its next collective watershed moment

The Silver Bullets played against men’s minor league, semi-pro, college, independent and amateur teams from 1994-97

Colorado Silver Bullets teammates Keri Kropke of Whittier, Calif., (46), and Pam Schaffrath of Chicago (57), thumb-wrestle before practice at Knights Castle in Fort Mill, S.C., Friday, May 6, 1994. The new women's professional baseball team began it's season Sunday, May 8, with a game against the Northern League All-Stars. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)
Colorado Silver Bullets teammates Keri Kropke of Whittier, Calif., (46), and Pam Schaffrath of Chicago (57), thumb-wrestle before practice at Knights Castle in Fort Mill, S.C., Friday, May 6, 1994. The new women’s professional baseball team began it’s season Sunday, May 8, with a game against the Northern League All-Stars. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)
Kyle Newman, digital prep sports editor for The Denver Post.
By | knewman@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
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The Silver Bullets played against men's minor league, semi-pro, college, independent and amateur teams from 1994-97.
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