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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. clear air force ones en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back. Americans had six of the top 10 finishers in the men’s race and two of the top four women.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back. clear air force ones Americans had six of the top 10 finishers in the men’s race and two of the top four women. Kenyan policewoman Edna Kiplagat won the women’s race in 2hr 21min 52sec, needing only one try in Boston to add it to wins in London, New York and Los Angeles.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back. Americans had six of the top 10 finishers in the men’s race and two of the top four women. Kenyan policewoman Edna Kiplagat won the women’s race in 2hr 21min 52sec, needing only one try in Boston to add it to wins in London, New York and Los Angeles.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. clear air force ones en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back. Americans had six of the top 10 finishers in the men’s race and two of the top four women.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back. Americans had six of the top 10 finishers in the men’s race and two of the top four women. Kenyan policewoman Edna Kiplagat won the women’s race in 2hr 21min 52sec, needing only one try in Boston to add it to wins in London, New York and Los Angeles.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. clear air force ones Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back. Americans had six of the top 10 finishers in the men’s race and two of the top four women.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. clear air force ones en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back. Americans had six of the top 10 finishers in the men’s race and two of the top four women.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back. Americans had six of the top 10 finishers in the men’s race and two of the top four women. Kenyan policewoman Edna Kiplagat won the women’s race in 2hr 21min 52sec, needing only one try in Boston to add it to wins in London, New York and Los Angeles.

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6sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Edna Kiplagat, left, and Geoffrey Kiru, both of Kenya, raise the trophy after winning the men’s and women’s divisions at the Boston Marathon. Photograph: Winslow Townson/USA Today SportsMarathonBoston Marathon: Kenya's Geoffrey Kirui, Edna Ki. plagat win in 121st runningKirui (2hr 9min 36sec) pulls away from American Galen Rupp for winTwo-time world champion Kiplagat wins in time of 2hr 21min 53secTwo American women finish in top four for first time since 1991Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailView more sharing optionsShare on LinkedInShare on PinterestShare on Google+Share on WhatsAppShare on MessengerCloseAssociated Press in BostonMonday 17 April 2017 17. 11?BSTKenya’s Geoffrey Kirui won the 121st Boston Marathon on Monday, pulling away from American Gal. en Rupp with about two miles to go to win in an unofficial time of 2hr 9min 37sec. Rupp, a three-time Olympian making his Boston debut, was 21 seconds behind and Japan’s Suguru Osako was another 30 seconds back.