(2) Justin takes gold in 100-meter

(2) Justin takes gold in 100-meter

YOKOHAMA, Japan - USA's Justin Gatlin (C) wins the gold medal in the men's 100-meter in 9.97 seconds in the Yokohama Super track and field meet at International Stadium Yokohama on Sept. 23.

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