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Althea Gibson Wins the US National Championships ca. 1958

Babe Didrikson Star Athlete, 42, Dies of Cancer 9/27/1956

Billie Jean King and First Lady Betty Ford 7/21/1975

Jimmy Carter With Wilma Rudolph 1/11/1979

Chick-a-dee Softball Team at Manzanar Relocation Center 5/30/1942

President Clinton Signs a Memorandum Strengthening Title IX Enforcement 6/17/1997

Court Transcript in King v. Little League Baseball, Inc. 7/2/1973

Deposition in King v. Little League Baseball, Inc. 6/27/1973

"Girl Power!" Salute to Olympic Gymnast Dominique Dawes 1997

Girls Basketball Team 1925 - 1926

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