renee coleman played older alice in a league of their own.
renee coleman played older alice in a league of their own.
who played older alice in a league of their own?
renee coleman
bullet::::- tracy reiner as betty "spaghetti" horn (#7, left field/relief pitcher)









































bullet::::- betty miller as older betty









































bullet::::- bitty schram as evelyn gardner (#17, right field)









































bullet::::- renée coleman (credited as renee coleman) – alice "skeeter" gaspers (#18, left field/center field/catcher)









































bullet::::- shirley burkovich as older alice









































bullet::::- ann cusack as shirley baker (#11, left field)









































bullet::::- barbara erwin as older shirley









































bullet::::- robin knight as linda "beans" babbitt (shortstop)









































bullet::::- patti pelton as marbleann wilkinson (second base)









































bullet::::- kelli simpkins as beverly dixon (#4, outfield)









































bullet::::- connie pounds-taylor as connie calhoun (outfield)
a league of their own
meanwhile, mark's younger sister, a rebellious 16-year-old, alice holden showed up in selby flats to live with kathy, mark and robin. right away it was clear that alice and robin mixed like water and oil, nearly not at all. alice was resentful how spoiled robin appeared to be, and robin couldn't stand having the older more worldly-wise alice living in the same household. enter into all of this a just turned teenaged mike bauer, the "cousin" of robin, who robin had a crush on and mike did allow her some flirtations. but for the 13-year-old mike, his hormones made him fall under the spell of the older alice. and alice picked up on that. this stalemate of constant tension between robin, mike and alice was going to soon lead to a tragedy that compounded for the helpless kathy. and all of this started just as kathy found out she was pregnant, again, this time with mark's child. one day to get back at robin and to treat her as the spoiled brat she was, alice took a kitchen chair that mike, being the young gentlemen he was, usually pulled out for robin and decided to screw out some of the bolts used to hold the chair together, so it fell apart when robin sat in it—so robin would be embarrassed and perhaps keep her spoiled bratty mouth shut. at that exact time, a pregnant kathy decided to use that chair to do some work in one of the kitchen cabinets and when kathy stood on the chair, sure enough as alice had intended (but for the wrong victim), the chair gave way and kathy fell hard on to the kitchen floor. kathy was taken to cedars and it was clear the injury kathy sustained was serious and she miscarried her and mark's child. kathy then developed another infection and soon found herself permanently restricted to a wheelchair as she developed paralysis. alice was soon sent packing back to mark's parents home, and then a year later to a school whose living arrangements were closer to where mark lived with robin. in march 1958, kathy was killed when bicycling children accidentally pushed her wheelchair into oncoming traffic. mark had to raise the now sorased to a teenager robin on his own.
guiding light (1950–59)