Ethiopia's Workenesh Edesa ran the final 15 kilometers alone and unchallenged en route to winning the Osaka Women's Marathon for the second straight year Sunday.Edesa crossed the finish line in 2 hours, 21 minutes at Yanmar Stadium Nagai, 19 seconds ahead of surprise runner-up Kana Kobayashi."I'm so happy that I won this race again," the 32-year-old Ethiopian said. "I'll just try to run a better time. That's my goal."Yuka Suzuki, who placed sixth at last summer's Paris Olympics, finished third in 2:21:33.The race doubled as a selection event for Japanese runners to September's world athleti…READ FULL ARTICLE
