Suetsugu wins 200-meter gold

Suetsugu wins 200-meter gold

DOHA, Qatar - Japanese sprinter Shingo Suetsugu, wrapped in the Japanese flag, (R) shakes hands with runner-up Yang Yaozu of China after winning the gold medal in the men's 200 meters for the second straight Asian Games on Dec. 11.

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