Memorial Requiem Remembers 39 Italians at Stadium Tragedy
The piece honors 39 Italians who died in a 1985 soccer stadium disaster. The work features dancers and skaters including a memorial note from participants about their memories and hopes for the future. The commentary hints at a surprise element planned for the performance.
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Maier Leads Ski Event as Americans Trail Strong
In a rough field, Maier won the men s downhill while the top American finished seconds behind him. In skating news Elvis Stojko cried after groin injury and Canadian Lisa Gusmerol advanced, with U S champion Michelle Kwan in warm ups as illness sidelined several competitors.
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Witty earns bronze first U S speedskating medal in Nagano
Chris Witty of West Allis Wisconsin captured bronze in the 1500 meters at the Nagano Winter Games setting a national record time of 1 58 97. She hoped for top five but felt confident moving toward her stronger 1000 meters as her family watched and the U S flag rose.
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Clap Skates Spark US Speedskating Debate At Nagano
Casey FitzRandolph led a candid US post race reaction after finishing seventh in the 1000 meters as clap skates, recently approved by ISU, drew fire for hampering American medals. He blamed tech change and Dutch dominance, while noting near-misses in the women’s events and worlds’ top skaters in Nagano.
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Stone keeps U S aerial hopes alive at World Cup
Park City gymnast Nikki Stone advanced to the women's aerials final finishing fourth in prelims with 174.00 total after two jumps. Teammates Evans and Blumer failed to qualify, while Australians Kirstie Marshall and Jacqui Cooper were eliminated. The article also notes Katja Seizinger’s strong combined gold bid and other U S skiers in the downhill and slalom events.
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Russian women win four medals in relay triumph
Larissa Lazuntina earns her fourth medal and Olga Danilova takes her third as Russia secures gold in the women's 4x5 kilometer relay. Norway takes silver and Italy bronze. Alexei Zhammov scores a belly-shot goal to lift Russia 2-1 over the Czech Republic. Sweden beats Belarus 5-2 as goalie Tommy Salo shines, while Ulf Samuelsson may face citizenship issues affecting Sweden's standings. Finland downs Kazakhstan 8-2 with Teemu Selanne contributing.
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Winter Olympics speedskating and bobsled results reported
AP wires relay final results from Nagano and Hakuba include medal standings in the men and women speedskating events and the two man bobsled medals. Names like Hermann Mater Didar Gucha Hans Knauss Alessandra Fatton Kjarl Aamodt and Chad Fleischer are listed among finishers with times and rankings across multiple events.
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Winter Olympic Schedule and Coverage Notes
All Times EST Subject to Change today and tomorrow outline CBS and INT coverage across men's and women's ice hockey, cross country skiing, speedskating, freestyle skiing, alpine skiing, ice dancing, and biathlon. Highlights include women's ice hockey gold game and a wrap-up of events with previews and reviews of hockey and related sports.
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Avon Schedule Night Run Details and Times
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