World champion Maeda tripped up, out of competition

World champion Maeda tripped up, out of competition

SYDNEY, Australia - Defending world champion Keiko Maeda of Japan is tripped up by Celita Schutz (R) of the United States in the second round of the women's 63 kg judo competition at the Sydney Olympics on Sept. 19 and sent home after only one match.

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