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Перевод: finalist

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1. Mike McFarlane, Commonwealth champion and Olympic finalist, a few years ago before he owned a car, had to travel to the New River Sports Centre on Tottenham's White Hart Lane, where he trained with Haringey.
2. The first finalist has emerged in the Haslemere Combination League, Admirals "B" defeated Grange "B" by a margin of 13 points (plus handicap) in a match which saw the home team's men that little bit stronger than the visitors.
3. We follow the fortunes of a Smirnoff Student Awards finalist
4. OLYMPIC finalist Mark Foster, who swims for Barnet Copthall, claimed his second medal at the European Sprint Championships in Finland yesterday, taking third in the 50m freestyle.
5. Bob Holmes on a fearless Thai player and a three-times losing finalist aiming to capture the sport's biggest prize
6. But Gordon Kennett, the 1979 world No 2, Stoke's Alan Grahame, an ex-British final runner-up, and Mel Taylor, a former Commonwealth finalist, failed to make the cut.
7. Now there was a double challenge in the 200 metres from the young Ade Mafe, Olympic finalist and European Junior Champion, and Linford.
8. Honours: League championship (Everton) 1969-70; FA Cup finalist 1964 (Preston); six England Under-23 caps.
9. With Regis and individual finalist David Grindley set to link up with Roger Black and Kriss Akabusi, there is every chance of a fascinating battle with the Yanks, who want revenge for their sensational defeat at the world championships in Tokyo.
10. By happy coincidence the award trophy was made by a "graduate" of GEP2, Pamela Wilson, herself a Livewire finalist.
11. Chris Evans is something of a star and was a finalist in the "Army Chef of the Year" competition in 1989.
12. The event was run by the USTA, (which provided national coaches Nick Saviano and Lynne Rolley, not to mention former US Open quarter finalist Rodney Harmon to assist the youngsters), and the Safe Passage Foundation, (a body committed to using sports as a vehicle to provide "safe passage" for youths and young adults into productive adult lives).