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The 14 pages that link to Women in sport, each with the reason it gives.

• Athletics at the Summer OlympicsNarrower topic: Women’s Olympic athletics reflects wider struggles over access and equal recognition.

• Larisa LatyninaNarrower topic: Latynina’s prominence reflects the high profile Soviet authorities gave to women gymnasts.

• Andy MurrayRelated: Murray publicly supported equal recognition and opportunities for women’s tennis.

• Annette KellermanNarrower topic: Her public athletic career made women’s physical capability part of popular entertainment.

• Alex MorganNarrower topic: Morgan’s career became part of wider debates about visibility and equity in women’s sport.

• Annie OakleyNarrower topic: Oakley’s public marksmanship offered a prominent example of a woman excelling in a skill coded as masculine.

• Esther WilliamsNarrower topic: Her athletic background placed a competitive swimmer at the center of popular screen culture.

• Gertrude EderleNarrower topic: Ederle’s record became evidence against claims that women could not endure extreme athletic effort.

• Paula RadcliffeRelated: Radcliffe’s record-breaking career brought sustained attention to women’s distance running.

• Eileen GuNarrower topic: Gu's success and visibility have made her a prominent figure in women's action sports.

• Florence ChadwickNarrower topic: Chadwick’s high-profile crossings demonstrated women’s capacity for extreme endurance sport.

• Brenda VillaRelated: Her Olympic career unfolded as women’s water polo established itself on the Games program.

• Nicol DavidNarrower topic: David’s record-setting career expanded the visibility of women’s squash.

• Věra ČáslavskáNarrower topic: Her international prominence challenged expectations of women’s visibility in public life.