Ila Jane Borders was born on February 18,1975, and is a former left-handed pitcher in college and independent professional baseball player.
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Ila Jane Borders was born on February 18,1975, and is a former left-handed pitcher in college and independent professional baseball player.
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Ila Borders was the first woman to receive a baseball scholarship to play men's collegiate baseball and the first woman to earn a win in men's collegiate baseball.
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Ila Borders was the first woman to play for The Canadian Collegiate Premier Wooden Bat League for the Swift Current Indians in the summer of 1995.
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Ila Borders pitched from the bullpen for both teams, seeing limited use.
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Ila Borders returned to the Dukes for the 1998 season, pitching from the bullpen at first.
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In 2000, Ila Borders moved on to the Western Baseball League, where she played for the Zion Pioneerzz.
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On May 14,2004, Ila Borders appeared on The Howard Stern Show with comedian Artie Lange during a radio show stunt in Las Vegas.
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Ila Borders appeared in the Sports Illustrated magazine published on March 7,1994, and again in Sports Illustrated for Kids.
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Ila Borders made appearances on popular syndicated shows such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Today with Joe Garagiola Sr.
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Ila Borders attempted to throw breaking pitches and low fastballs to let the hitters get themselves out on ground balls.
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Ila Borders worked in the Long Beach Fire Department for one and a half years before moving to Gilbert, Arizona in 2008.
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Ila Borders was elected to the Baseball Reliquary's Shrine of the Eternals for her unique contributions to the game of baseball in 2003.
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