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Once again, Wallace was ready to leave baseball, and she began her own law practice in , though she was still peripherally involved in the game she couldn't get out of her system. Wallace paid her own way to go, and the rest, as they say, is history.

I didn't really know that was a job. I worked my tail off and did surprisingly well. I had no idea what it was all about, what it was going to take. It was an amazing experience. For the first time in several years, I was thinking, 'I feel alive again.

I'm happy again and I want to be back in baseball. If this is something, if I can find an opportunity here, this is where I think I belong. Marcos and the Bureau were thinking the same thing. It took a while to get it done, but after seeing Wallace perform as one of the best students in her Scout School class, she was hired as an amateur scout covering the New England region.

Comparing her to the others I'd consider for a position, she is as qualified if not more so than the gentlemen. There was no doubt in my mind she can do it. Wallace isn't the only woman employed by the Scouting Bureau.

Christie Stancil Wood, the East Coast video technician, was the first female hired by the Bureau, back in In both instances, Marcos was convinced by the qualifications and work ethic of the candidates, while understanding the ground-breaking nature of the hirings.

What's been really good is the way the scouts have accepted her. Yes, some may give her a look, but at the end of the day, they see her work and they offer support.

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