Controversy Erupts as Russia Threatens Olympic Exit
Russia may quit Salt Lake City after a string of decisions against its athletes. Leonid Tyagachiev accused the IOC of ingratitude after cross country skier Larissa Lazutina was disqualified for high hemoglobin levels. South Korea protests Kim Dong-sung disqualification and threatens action.
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French judge recants vote fixing claims in skating scandal
Marie-Reine Le Gougne told investigators she voted for the Russian pairs team on merit. Her attorneys said she testified for three hours that there was no deal or vote swapping and she named Didier Gailhaguet only to deflect further pressure.
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Max Miller
Didier Gailhaguet
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Medals Awarded Thursday Across Alpine and Winter Sports
The medal results include Alpine skiing men where Stephan Eberharter led Austria to gold and Bode Miller took silver for the United States. In cross country, Germany won the women's 4x5km relay with Manuela Henkel and teammates, while Norway took silver and Switzerland bronze. In ladies figure skating Sarah Hughes of Great Neck led with gold, followed by Russia's Irina Slutskaya for silver and Michelle Kwan for bronze. Canada earned a gold, the United States silver, and Sweden bronze in the event.
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Manuela Henkel
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Claudia Kuenzel
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Marit Bjoergen
Bente Skari
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Anita Moen
Switzerland
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Laurence Rochat
Brigitte Albrecht Loretan
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Sarah Hughes
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Hughes defeats Kwan to win Olympic figure skating gold
Hughes, 21, wins Olympic gold after Kwan falters in the free skate. Slutskaya earns silver with a cautious program while Cohen finishes off the podium. The upset crowns Hughes as the first American to claim Olympic gold in years amid nerves and high drama.
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US wins multiple medals as Olympics at Salt Lake 2002 continue
The report highlights Bode Miller winning silver in giant slalom and Alpine combined, Hayley Wickenheiser scoring for Canada to claim hockey gold, and Sweden securing bronze in women's event. It notes disqualifications, e mails to FBI, and the US team tally of 28 medals with 9 golds.
Canada Ends U S Women’s Hockey Streak For Olympic Gold
Canada defeats the United States 3 2 to win Olympic gold ending America s 35 game win streak. Hayley Wickenheiser scores the go ahead goal in the second period as Kim St Pierre makes 25 saves. Canada earns its first Olympic gold since 1952 and outplays the U S with solid defense and special teams.
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Kim St- Pierre
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Wickenheiser
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Sara DeCosta
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Jayna Hefford
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Karyn Bye
Miller earns second silver in Salt Lake giant slalom
Bode Miller, after a cautious morning run, charged in the second leg to take silver behind Austria's Stephan Eberharter. Miller became the first U.S. man to medal in the giant slalom at Salt Lake City, while Eberharter claimed his third medal of these Games.
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