Taking in a deep breath, she places her hands on the quarter-size buttons that sit on each side of the machine. At the crank of the plunger, the ball shoots through the world of "Star Wars," and it's go time. Tracy Abrahams lets nothing stop her from playing pinball, including the fact that the game is male-dominated. She found that there were women like her who also thought gender should play no role in the game of pinball. Belles and Chimes, an international network of women's pinball leagues, started in 2013, providing a fun and social environment for women to play the usually male-dominated game...