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[Title] => Busan Asian Gamers claim rowing silver
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Cordova and Amposta, silver winners in last year’s Busan Asian Games, fought their heavily favored Chinese rivals almost on even terms in the 2,000-meter lightweight coxless pair event. But they salvaged only a silver in a time of 6 minutes 57.93 seconds, close behind the Chinese who clocked 6:54.36 but well ahead of bronze medalist India.
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Cordova and Amposta, silver winners in last year’s Busan Asian Games, fought their heavily favored Chinese rivals almost on even terms in the 2,000-meter lightweight coxless pair event. But they salvaged only a silver in a time of 6 minutes 57.93 seconds, close behind the Chinese who clocked 6:54.36 but well ahead of bronze medalist India.
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September 30, 2003 - 12:00am
