She played for most of her career with the New York Chiefs, becoming a popular derby star known for her glamour as well as her on-track rivalry with Midge "Toughie" Brasuhn.
Murray was one of the first American sportswomen to sign an endorsement deal and was inducted to the Roller Derby Hall of Fame in 1956.
[1][2] Murray played softball as a young child and was recruited for the Russell Sporting Goods team, which won a state championship.
[6] Murray was one of the first American women to sign endorsement deals, with branded hair ties and bobby pins sold at department stores.
[10] A 2014 children's picture book, "Roller Derby Rivals" by Sue Macy, tells the story of the close relationship of Murray and Brasuhn.