(2)Takada wins men's 5000m-T52 in Athens Paralympics

ATHENS, Greece - Japan's Toshihiro Takada smiles with his gold medal after winning the men's 5000 meter category T52 of the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games on Sept. 19.

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