Kronberger nets second in brutal Alpine downhill at Olympics
Petra Kronberger surged to a surprising second in the combined downhill on the world’s toughest course at Albertville, beating a favored field as American Krista Schmidinger claimed a runner up in the Alpine combined. US luge duo Myler and Terwillegar also shine with top 10s as Austria extends its medal lead.
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Austria leads with nine medals in Calgary highlights
Today's Highlights notes Austria with 10 medals in Calgary climbing to nine and Germany tied for second with eight. Unified Team holds three golds. Luge features Austrian sisters Doris and Angelika Neuner sweeping 1 2. American Cammy Myler fifth, best U.S. finish to date. Krista Schmidinger shines in Alpine downhill second in combined. medal chances slim. Thursday previews five medal events across cross country, Alpine, and freestyle skiing. Tonight TV coverage runs 7 11 p.m. taped events then 10:30 11 wrap.
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Ricco Gross
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Journeyman goalie shines as U S blanks Germany 2 0
MERIBEL France AP Ray LeBlanc carved out a long minor league trek before Olympics glory He stopped 46 shots as the United States defeated Germany 2 0 for the only shutout in the opening 12 Olympic hockey games His heroics drew praise from teammate Marty McInnis and defenseman Moe Mantha who credited his saves to outstanding netminding and frontline defense LeBlanc voiced hope this Olympic stint could push him toward the NHL.
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CBS prime time ratings rise 17 percent during Winter Games
CBS's prime time ratings for the first three days of the Albertville Winter Games rose 17 percent over ABC's Calgary figures. Monday night delivered a 19.1 national rating and 29 share, up 6 percent from ABC's 18.1 on Calgary's third night. ABC followed with 15.0 rating, 23 share, and NBC with 13.5 rating, 20 share. Through three nights CBS averages 19.0 rating and 29 share.
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CBS Olympic studio fashion critique turns to decor and duds
The column skewers CBS prime time Olympics coverage, especially Paula Zahn and Tim McCarver, urging a more authentic Albertville setting. It mocks wardrobe theatrics, calls for a shielded, glass-walled studio and dramatic outdoor ambiance to better convey majesty while noting Blair’s gold and reduced Cold War jingoism.
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Photographer suspended for interfering at Albertville speedskating
IOC photographer with special pass blocked other news photographers at the speedskating oval in Albertville. IOC spokeswoman Michele Verdier said he was told to take the day off. Names were not released.
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