She finished her career with Kenosha in 1949 as Helen Candaele, bouncing back to a .251 mark, tied for seventh in the league. She was ninth in total bases (113), eighth in steals (65), sixth in doubles and tied for eighth in triples.
She ended her tenure with Kenosha in 1949 as Helen Candaele, reviving her performance to a .251 mark, tied for seventh in the league. She was ninth in total bases, eighth in steals, sixth in doubles, and tied for eighth in triples.