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Olympics-Wrestling-Freestyle women's 48kg last 16 results

Fri Aug 15, 2008 10:45pm EDT
 
 Aug 16 (Reuters) - Olympic wrestling freestyle women's
48kg
 last 16 results in Beijing on Saturday.
 Ingrid Medrano (El Salvador) beat Estera Dobre (Romania) 3-1
 Vanessa Boubryemm (France) beat Zamira Rakhmanova (Russia)
3-1
 Chiharu Icho (Japan) beat Li Xiaomei (China) 3-1
 Irini Merleni (Ukraine) beat Enkhjargal Tsogtbazar (Mongolia)
5-0
 Carol Huynh (Canada) beat Mariya Stadnik (Azerbaijan) 3-1
 Tatyana Bakatyuk (Kazakhstan) beat Alexandra Engelhardt
 (Germany) 3-0
 Clarissa Chun (U.S.) beat Sofia Mattsson (Sweden) 3-1
 Kim Hyung-joo (South Korea) beat Kyla Bremner (Australia) 3-0
(Compiled by Infostrada Sports, editing by Lars Janssen)
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