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Sarah Jane Ferguson panel on two Society for American Baseball Research meetings celebrated in 1974 and 1995. "I am truly blessed! The good Lord gave me the love of baseball and the talent to play. I had a dream and God intervened and made it possible. Now it's my turn to repay that debt", she said flatly. Sands returned to Cooperstown in March 2010, when the Hall of Fame authorities invited her for a celebration of Women's History Month. She still living in her homeland of Orangeville, Pennsylvania. Batting Fielding Sarah Jane Ferguson Sarah Jane Sands Ferguson (born July 27, 1935) is a