Japan's Ueyama gets bronze at worlds, Olympic berth

Japan's Ueyama gets bronze at worlds, Olympic berth

QUEBEC CITY, Canada - Japan's Yasuhiro Ueyama secured a spot in the 2008 Beijing Olympics after finishing third in the men's final at the world championships in Quebec City on Nov. 3.

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