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Watch Live. La Liga. Serie A. Champions League. Europa League. International Soccer. Scottish Premiership. Fantasy Premier League. Women's College Basketball. Sports Business. Bay Area. Kansas City. Las Vegas. Los Angeles. Oct 11 Reuters - Kenya's Benson Kipruto won the men's race and Diana Kipyogei led a Kenyan sweep of the women's podium at the Boston Marathon on Monday, each picking up their first-ever major title.
American CJ Albertson set an aggressive early pace to lead the men's field by two minutes and 13 seconds through the first half but saw his headstart disintegrate over hilly terrain after the mile mark, as a tight pack overtook him. Kipruto, who won the Prague Marathon in May, pulled away with less than 10 kilometres to go and had secured a commanding second lead heading into the last mile, absorbing the cheers along Boylston Street as he broke the tape in two hours, nine minutes and 51 seconds.
Ethiopians Lemi Berhanu and Jemal Yimer finished second and third, respectively.
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