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With the results still only partially in, the women's cross-country relay team finished first out of nine teams. In the Alpine competitions. Harvard Captain Jenny Hale raced to a first place in the giant slalom...
...Harvard ski team returned to Cambridge yesterday from the Bowdoin College Invitational Ski Race in Bethel, Maine with several strong performances. In men's action, Eric Albrecht took sixth place in giant slalom action while in the cross-country special, Bill Kealey earned seventh and Tim Allen garnered tenth. In the slalom race, Jeff Donahue took 'twelfth place and in the cross-country relay. Harvard finished second...
Meanwhile, in women's action, Jenny Hale finished second in the giant slalom, while Monya Deehr took first, Lucy Macmillan took eighth and Margaret Waters took eleventh in the cross-country special...
...Lake Placid, N.Y., four years ago, Phil took a silver medal in the slalom, just the third Alpine medal collected by an American male in ten Games over 44 years; none has ever won a gold. In 1980 he finished behind the regal Swede Ingemar Stenmark, who also won the giant slalom. Slaloming is weaving through a course described by slender flagpoles. The giant slalom combines all this sideways whooshing with the third Alpine skiing discipline, downhill racing. While Phil also braves the downhill, he has basically followed the concentrated swerves of Stenmark, who has made slalom skiing more than...
Tamara McKinney started the new season better, with a second-place slalom finish to Erika Hess of Switzerland, but she has yet to reach 1983 form. Christin Cooper, 24, who wrecked a knee during a training run a year ago, has recovered her health and exuberance: "When you can take off and go where you want, you can go through trees. It's magic." Last season had been forecast as a watershed year for Coor per, but it was McKinney who made history. During 16 years of World Cup competition, only twice before had one country swept the overall...