Japan's Tsurumi wins women's uneven bars silver at worlds

Japan's Tsurumi wins women's uneven bars silver at worlds

LONDON, England - Japan's Koko Tsurumi holds the silver medal she won in the women's uneven bars final at the World Gymnastics Championships in London on Oct. 17, 2009.

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