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Billie Jean King confesses in 1981 to having had an affair with Marilyn Barnett - New York Daily News
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Billie Jean King on Twitter: "Around the age of 11, my friend, Susan Williams (left) suggested I play tennis. “What's tennis?”, I asked her. And the rest, as they say, is history. #
