McCormick, Tamura receive Fair Play awards

McCormick, Tamura receive Fair Play awards

CHIBA, Japan - Japan's former rugby captain Andrew McCormick (left center) and Olympic judo hopeful Ryoko Tamura (right center) receive UNESCO Japan Fair-Play Awards for 1999 at a presentation ceremony in Chiba Prefecture on June 10.

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