Yuka Murofushi sets new Japan record in women's hammer

Yuka Murofushi sets new Japan record in women's hammer

FUJIYOSHIDA, Japan - Yuka Murofushi, taking part in her last competition before the Athens Olympics later this month, set a new Japanese national record in the women's hammer throw at 67.77 meters Aug. 1.

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