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		Complaint filed against club in Coatesville Three women golfers filed a complaint against a southeastern Pennsylvania country club over policies that allegedly discriminate against women. Daily News Wire Services

MORE LOCAL WOMEN'S SPORTS

Lloyd on a mission
Soccer has taken an immense physical toll on Rutgers sophomore Carli Lloyd. On a recent day, she was sporting a shiner, courtesy of an errant elbow against Notre Dame. A groin injury has healed, but a bothersome case of turf toe has surfaced. Her legs take a constant pounding, especially when defenders cut them out from under her, which seems to be the only way they can stop her.
( By Marc Narducci, Inquirer Staff Writer, 10/15/2002 07:25 AM EDT)

NBA move gives hope to WNBA-starved cities
The NBA took action last week at its board of governors meeting in New York that could determine whether the WNBA might be able to fly somewhat independently of the powerful men's professional basketball league in the near future.
( By Mel Greenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer, 10/15/2002 07:21 AM EDT)

PHILADELPHIA CHARGE -- WOMEN'S SOCCER

Charge game gives chance to area players
Tara Koleski scored the lone Charge goal yesterday in the team's 2-1 loss to the Boston Breakers in the Hall of Fame Game at At-A-Glance Field.
Compiled By The Inquirer Staff

AUGUSTA ISSUE RAGES ON

Augusta National, women's group on course for a showdown
Six months after it first cropped up in the headlines, the very public and messy battle over whether Augusta National Golf Club will admit the first female member in its 70-year history rages on.
By JOE LOGAN / Philadelphia Inquirer

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SWISSCOM CHALLENGE

Schnyder wins Swisscom Challenge
Lindsay Davenport just can't seem to win a title this year.

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Kathleen Nelson, St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Tennis legend King remains active with social justice issues
Unlike the old woman in a shoe, Billie Jean King has so many causes she does know what to do: Fight the good fight and make room for one more.
By KATHLEEN NELSON / St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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