(1)Narita wins women's 100m freestyle in Athens Paralympics

ATHENS, Greece - Japan's Mayumi Narita swims in the women's 100 meter freestyle category S4 final of the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games on Sept. 19. Narita won the race to break her Sydney 2000 world record by 5 seconds in a time of 1:25.07.

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