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Former Pars physio backs hurdler ![]()
Published: Thu, 27th Nov 3:35PM
PRESS SPORT and former Pars physio Pip Yeates have helped one of West Fife’s most promising athletes get back on track.
A fortnight ago, we brought you the story of 400 metres hurdler Francis Smith, whose Scottish Institute of Sport funding for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi had been scrapped after an injury-ravaged season.
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