PORTLAND, Ore. -- Jack Jewsbury scored on a volley in the 71st minute Sunday night to lift the Timbers into a 1-1 draw with FC Dallas that snapped Portlands five-game losing streak. Scott Sealy scored for Dallas (5-11-8) off a cross from Brek Shea in the 51st minute of the matchup between the bottom two teams in the Western Conference. Jewsburys volley was a left-footed blast from the top of the penalty box after a corner kick ricocheted out to him. Until that point it appeared Portland would go down to another scoreless defeat after being shut out in its previous three games. "I think the team is playing pretty well," Portland goalkeeper Troy Perkins said. "I think weve really found ourselves. We just need to keep going." The Timbers (5-12-5) outshot Dallas 19-8, and maintained their aggressiveness down the stretch with temperatures in the mid-90s. "Maybe they didnt deal with the heat as well as we did," said Portland general manager and interim coach Gavin Wilkinson. The game marked the return of Shea, the star midfielder who had been benched for two straight games and hadnt played since being taken out of a July 18 game against San Jose. Dallas dominated Portland 5-0 in their last meeting, on July 21 and Timbers general manager and interim coach Gavin Wilkinson accused his team of quitting. Portland typically plays well at raucous Jeld-Wen Field, where all of its wins have come this season, and Dallas entered the match having won only one of 10 on the road. Neither team had an exceptional start after the scoreless first half, where possession time was essentially even, though Portland outshot Dallas 9-4 before the break. The Timbers were encouraged by the draw, believing they have righted their ship since the disaster in Dallas. "I thought we deserved to win it," Wilkinson said. "It feels like every mistake we make right now we get punished for." 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The 29-year-old Williams is on the rebound from health problems that emerged after winning her fourth Wimbledon title in 2010. First she suffered a serious foot injury after stepping on some glass. Then in February, she was diagnosed with a potentially fatal blood clot in a lung and some internal bleeding. She returned after a 50-week convalescence for a tournament at Eastbourne in England last month, just ahead of Wimbledon, where she lost in the round of 16 to Marion Bartoli of France. The hard-hitting right-hander who has been ranked first in the world five times, most recently in 2009, has seen her ranking drop to No. 172. But the trip to England had her upbeat that she can regain her championship form again. "Everything feels a lot better," she said. "I got a good report from the doctor and he says I can play with confidence. "I think thats the key word -- going out and playing with confidence and not thinking it could ever happen again. 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