Rosenfeld, Bobbie "When Canadian Girl Sprinters Triumph," from the Globe and Mail. 10 Sept. 1923. Facsimile: Except from a 1923 Article in the Globe and Mail    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Dat's My Girl Rosenfeld, Bobbie " Feminine Sports Reel," from the Globe and Mail. 1940. Facsimile: An Excerpt from one of Rosenfeld's Columns, 1940    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—"Sports Reel" Rosenfeld, Bobbie " Feminine Sports Reel," from the Globe and Mail. 1941. Facsimile: An Excerpt from one of Rosenfeld's Columns, 1941    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—"Sports Reel" Archival Sources and Private Collections Canada's Sports Hall of Fame Photograph: Bobbie Rosenfeld    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Biography Bobbie Rosenfeld    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Crashing the "Sacred Sanctum" Rosenfeld with her Portrait at Canada's Sports Hall of Fame    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Biography Toronto Relay Team After their First Race at the 1923 Canadian National Exhibition     Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Dat's My Girl Rosenfeld Running Ahead of Rosa Grosse in the 100 Meter Dash    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Dat's My Girl 1996 Canadian Postal Stamp    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Biography Rosenfeld Speaking with Canadian Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—"Sports Reel" Rosenfeld Ready for a Race    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—A Natural Athlete Rosenfeld in Softball Uniform    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Super Woman Athlete The Toronto Girl's Relay Team (left to right) Grace Conacher, Bobbie Rosenfeld, Myrtle Cook, Rosa Grosse    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Biography The Toronto Girl's Relay Team (left to right) Grace Conacher, Bobbie Rosenfeld, Myrtle Cook, Rosa Grosse    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Pup Tent Bloomers Rosenfeld with a Few of her Trophies    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Lamp Shades and Ribbon City of Toronto Archives Photograph: The Canadian Women's Team Wave Good-Bye Before their Departure to Amsterdam    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—No Finer Deed Rosenfeld and the Members of the Canadian Women's Team During their Victory Parade    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Biography The Olympic Relay Team Looks Over the Silver Compacts Presented to them at the Canadian National Exhibition    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Lamp Shades and Ribbon Filmwest Associates Movie Clip: Historian Ron Hotchkiss Narrates Footage of the 100 Meter Race    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Controversy at the Finish Line Historian Ron Hotchkiss Narrates Footage of the 100 Meter Race    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Controversy at the Finish Line Jane Bell Remembers Teammate Rosenfeld's Performance in the 800 Meter Race    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—No Finer Deed Jane Bell Remembers the Moment After the Team Won the Gold    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Champions Historian Ron Hotchkiss Narrates Footage of the Relay Up Through the Third Leg of the Race Run by Jane Bell    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Champions Historian Ron Hotchkiss Narrates Footage of the Relay's Final Leg, Run by Myrtle Cook    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Champions Hotchkiss, Ron Facsimile: Cartoon from the Toronto World by Lou Skuce, 1924    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Super Woman Athlete National Archives of Canada Photograph: Rosenfeld winning her preliminary heat for the 100 meter with Ethel Smith (left) in second, 1928    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit— Controversy at the Finish Line The Finish of the 100 Meter Race (left to right) Rosenfeld, Robinson, Steinberg (Germany) and Smith    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Controversy at the Finish Line "The Matchless Six" (from left to right) chaperone Marie Parkes, Rosenfeld, Jean Thompson, Ethel Smoth, Myrtle Cook, Ethel Catherwood, Jane Bell    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—No Finer Deed The Canadian Women's Track Team at the Opening of the 1928 Olympic Games    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Biography The Olympic Relay Team Just After Winning the Gold (from left to right) Jane Bell, Myrtle Cook, Ethel Smith, Bobbie Rosenfeld    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Champions The Crowd Cheering for Canada    Bobbie Rosenfeld Exhibit—Champions