Violet Bidwill

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Violet Bidwill was an American sports executive who became one of the first female owners in the National Football League, overseeing the Chicago Cardinals franchise after her husband's death in the 1940s.

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Violet Bidwill canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Football League team owner
human
sports executive
afterTheDeathOf Charles Bidwill
basedIn Chicago
businessRegion Illinois
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Arizona Cardinals
surface form: Chicago Cardinals
familyName Bidwill
fieldOfWork American football administration
professional sports management
genre professional team sports ownership
givenName Violet
hasRole executive decision-maker for the Chicago Cardinals
team owner
influenced role of women in professional sports ownership
league National Football League
memberOf National Football League ownership group
surface form: National Football League club owners
notableAchievement among the earliest women to own a major professional American football team
notableFor being one of the first female owners in the National Football League
ownership of the Chicago Cardinals franchise
occupation businessperson
sports executive
owned Arizona Cardinals
surface form: Chicago Cardinals
partOf history of women in the National Football League
positionHeld owner of the Chicago Cardinals
sexOrGender female
sport American football
spouse Charles Bidwill
timePeriodOfOwnership 1940s

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Bill Bidwill parent Violet Bidwill
Bidwill family spouse Violet Bidwill
subject surface form: Charles Bidwill
Bidwill family notableMember Violet Bidwill