Cross-Country: Kenyans in complete control

Sunday 28 November 1993 00:02 GMT

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Ondoro Osoro and Sally Barsosio scored a brace of victories for Kenya in the Safeway international meeting, leading from gun to tape, writes Phil Minshull from Gateshead. Ondoro left Paul Davies-Hale trailing 29sec behind over the frosty ground. Barsosio was content with a narrower margin of victory, but Cardiff's Wendy Ore clung on to second spot to secure her best international result.

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