Olympics: Ndereba of Kenya wins silver in women's marathon, Zhou

Olympics: Ndereba of Kenya wins silver in women's marathon, Zhou

BEIJING, China - Catherine Ndereba (R) of Kenya overtakes Zhou Chunxiu of China just before the finish line at the National Stadium in Beijing on Aug. 17, placing second in the women's marathon of the Beijing Olympics. Zhou came third. (Kyodo)

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