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

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

ATHENS, Greece - Japan's Mayumi Narita holds up her gold medal in the women's 100 meter freestyle category S4 in the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games on Sept. 19.

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