Abdul Hakim Sani Brown clocked a personal-best 9.96 seconds but fell short in his bid to become the first Japanese runner in 92 years to reach the men's Olympic 100-meter final Sunday at the Paris Games.The 25-year-old finished 10th overall after coming fourth in his semifinal won in 9.80 by top qualifier and eventual silver medalist Kishane Thompson of Jamaica at a packed Stade de France.Noah Lyles shaded Thompson by five-thousandths of a second in the final to clinch the first men's 100 gold for the United States since 2004.Sani Brown burst out of the blocks strongly in his semifinal but …READ FULL ARTICLE
