Betty Cuthbert on wheelchair pushed by Raelene Boyle

Betty Cuthbert on wheelchair pushed by Raelene Boyle

SYDNEY, Australia - Quadruple Olympic track gold medalist and multiple sclerosis sufferer Betty ''Golden Girl'' Cuthbert waves to spectators at Sydney Olympic Stadium from a wheelchair in the final stages of the Olympic torch relay. Her wheelchair was pushed by triple track silver medalist Raelene Boyle.

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