Yano grabs 2nd swimming gold

Yano grabs 2nd swimming gold

DOHA, Qatar - Japan's Yurie Yano, an 18-year-old butterfly specialist, captures her second gold medal in the Asian Games on Dec. 6 with victory in the women's 800-meter freestyle with in 8 minutes, 29.51 seconds.

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