Babe Didrikson was the world’s greatest woman athlete. From golf to basketball she could do it all. She had the muscles of an ox and the determination to win. That is exactly what Babe did. She was truly the greatest and no one could beat her. Babe Didrikson went down in history as a sports legend. But she didn’t do it alone. Although Babe had the skills to play golf it was the people and influences that motivated her to play. These people, her family, fans, and coaches made the difference to Babe Didrikson.
It all started in the early days when Babe’s family always motivated her to try out for sports teams and put her in all the athletic activities they could. Lillian Didrikson, (Lillie) was Babe’s sister. Whenever Babe did any
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She trained with Babe by playing golf with her every Saturday and also letting Babe borrow her clubs since Babe didn’t have any of her own. But it wasn’t only George who tried to be at all her games. She was the first person to put a golf club in the hands of Babe Didrikson. Babe was also known to ask a lot of questions and no matter how many she asked he would always find time to answer them. He even rescheduled lots of his wrestling matches to be near Babe in her golf games. Not only would she talk with Babe about doing the right thing she would also talk with her about anything that was bothering her or was just on her mind. Constantly George would stay with Babe just to make sure she was ok. That really pushed Babe to strive to be better at golf. Her family tried as hard as they possibly could to be at them. Wood was good for Babe because she was always very helpful and on top of things. Henry Wood was one of Babes chaperones and dear friends.
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