Question: What type of details about marguerite jones can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: marguerite jones -lsb- davis -rsb- -lrb- november 3 , 1917 -- may 9 , 1995 -rrb- was a canadian pitcher who played in the all-american girls professional baseball league . listed at 5 ' 9 '' , 150 lb. , she batted and threw right handed . born in regina , saskatchewan , marguerite jones was one of the 57 girls from canada who played in the all-american girls professional baseball league during its 12-year history . jones pitched in the league during the 1944 season , but without much success . she opened the year with the minneapolis millerettes and was traded to the rockford peaches in the midseason , posting a combined record of 6-12 and a 3.70 earned run average in 28 pitching appearances . even though she batted a meager .162 average in 33 games , jones walked 24 times to collect a solid .387 on-base percentage and also swiped 25 bases . jones returned to canada during the offseason to marry gordon davis in 1945 . she then left the league behind and played softball in regina for several years , while raising a family of four children : ron , jerry , carol and tom . by 1958 , the family moved to moose jaw . she was widowed in 1985 . marguerite , who earned the nickname the lady because of her sweet and gentle temperament , rejoined her former teammates and opponents during the inaugural ceremony of '' women in baseball '' at the baseball hall of fame and museum in cooperstown , new york . this permanent display was unveiled in to honor the entire all-american girls professional baseball league rather than any individual figure . she later developed alzheimer 's disease , and died in 1995 at the age of 77 . '' as her short time memory failed , her long term memory actually improved for a while '' , explained her son , ron . '' among her most cherished memories was her time in the aagpbl and the sport she loved '' , he added . three years after her death , marguerite gained honorary induction into the canadian baseball hall of fame .
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