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In Tin Can Saturday Hilton's Following Dyk-Str- Advantage of by BILL LEE Closely Will Be the Art Maillett And
Page 4 Friday, February 7, 1964 TheSliib's CURRY KIRKPATRICK C UNC Thimclads Opem r? Final Winter Clearance S H L E In Tin Can Saturday Hilton's following Dyk-str- advantage of By BILL LEE Closely will be the Art Maillett and . John a Here is your chance to take Carolina's indoor trackmen open 60-ya- rd dash. Dale White and will be the only Tar Heels 2-m-ile seen in ACC competition Saturday, as Jackson are definite starters, in the run. The meet will the greatest clothing Bargains ever both the freshmen and varsity but the participation of Brooks finish up with the mile and two play host to N.C. State. and John McNench is still ques- mile relays. Everything is ex- February Chapel Hill. Our entire stock of top quality IF HE HAD it to do over again, Horace McKinney would prob- The Wolfpack seems to be tionable. pected to be over by 5:30. be- low hurdles are drastically reduced ably do it same way, only in different environment. I've seen keeping its ability a secret, The next with The freshmen, with a victory merchandise has heen the a White, Ambrose, Baugess, Young Kelly. shouldn't be in Chapel cause little is known about the over Wake Forest under their nothing like it since Emmett Bones They partici- and Stokes participating; follow- expected to display like it. But McKinney Raleigh thinclads. belts are for this great event. Hill Saturday: Greensboro would be more VMI relays but did ed by the mile run at 3:45, with good performance. -
Diplomarbeit Zdarsky
DIPLOMARBEIT Titel der Diplomarbeit Konzept eines virtuellen Museums am Beispiel von Leben und Werk von Mathias Zdarsky Verfasserin Martina Mühlbauer, Bakk. angestrebter akademischer Grad Magistra der Naturwissenschaften (Mag.rer.nat.) Wien, 2012 Studienkennzahl lt. Studienblatt: E 190 406 482 A Studienrichtung lt. Studienblatt: UF Bewegung und Sport UF Mathematik (TU Wien) Betreuer: Mag. Dr. Rudolf Müllner gewidmet meinem Opa und meiner Oma „Zdarsky will never be dethroned from his position as father of Alpine ski-ing.“ Sir Arnold Lunn „Wissenschaft ist gesammelte Erfahrung. Erfahrung ist logisch geordnete Erinnerung. Erinnerung ist festgehaltene Beobachtung.“ Mathias Zdarsky Konzept eines virtuellen Museums am Beispiel von Mathias Zdarsky Vorwort Meine Überlegungen, warum ich dieses Thema für meine Diplomarbeit gewählt habe, wurden von zwei Begebenheiten stark beeinflusst. Ich wurde in Lilienfeld, der Wiege des Alpinen Skilaufes geboren und verbrachte die ersten 25 Jahre meines Lebens in Traisen, nur 4 km von Lilienfeld entfernt. Mit meinen Eltern machte ich in meiner Kindheit oft Wanderungen, die uns auch immer wieder an Zdarskys Gut Habernreith und seinem Grab vorbeiführten. Von meinem Opa, der Zdarsky noch persönlich kannte, bekam ich immer wieder Geschichten über einen kleinen, von seinen vielen Verletzungen verkrümmten Mann, der trotzdem unglaubliche Energie ausstrahlte, und dieser Zeit erzählt. In den vier Jahren, in denen ich das Gymnasium Lilienfeld besuchte, fuhr ich täglich an seiner Gedenktafel vorbei und verbrachte auch einige Zeit mit Freunden und Freundinnen die Pausen im Zdarskypark. Der zweite Beweggrund war, dass ich aus einer skifahrbegeisterten Familie komme. Meine Großeltern waren sowohl im Sommer als auch im Winter in den Bergen unterwegs, im Winter auch mit Skiern. -
07.01.56. Wengen Downhill, Men Course Length: 3800 M Vertical Drop
07.01.56. Wengen Downhill, men course length: 3800 m vertical drop: 1000 m weather: sunny started: 101-13! finished: 78 1. Toni Sailer AUT 3.21.6 * 2. Josl Rieder AUT 3.22.9 3. Othmar Schneider AUT 3.25.2 4. Willy Forrer SUI 3.26.3 5. Anderl Molterer AUT 3.26.4 6. Andre Simond FRA 3.27.4 7. Ralph Miller USA 3.27.6 8. Ernst Hinterseer AUT 3.27.9 9. Bruno Burrini ITA 3.28.1 10. Roland Blaesi SUI 3.29.0 11. Walter Schuster AUT 3.29.7 12. Raymod Fellay SUI 3.29.8 13. Andreas Ruedi SUI 3.30.0 14. Hans Forrer SUI 3.30.3 15. Martin Stroltz AUT 3.30.5 16. Francois Bonlieu FRA 3.30.6 17. Charles Bozon FRA 3.30.8 18. Gebhard Hilbrand AUT 3.32.1 19. Toni Mark AUT 3.32.2 20. Egon Zimmerman I AUT and Rene Collet FRA 3.32.6 22. Georges Pasquier FRA and Gino Burrini ITA 3.32.7 24. Hans-Peter Lanig FRG 3.33.2 25. Andre Bonvin SUI 3.34.6 26. Martin Julen SUI 3.34.9 27. Fritz Wagnerberger FRG 3.36.3 28. Peppi Gramschammer AUT 3.36.8 29. Hias Leitner AUT 3.36.8 30. Rupert Sutter SUI 3.36.9 31. Tom Corcoran USA 3.37.0 32. Roman Casty SUI 3.37.2 33. Wlodimierz Czarniak POL 3.37.9 34. Bruno Alberti ITA 3.38.0 35. Karl Zillibiller FRG 3.38.2 36. -
Vorbilder Im Sport
Vorbilder im Sport Einfluss auf Kinder und Jugendliche in den Sportarten Fußball und Alpiner Skilauf Diplomarbeit Zur Erlangung des akademischen Grades eines Magisters der Naturwissenschaft (Mag. rer. nat.) an der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz vorgelegt von Reinhold Pann am Institut für Sportwissenschaft Begutachter: Mag. Dr. phil. Gerald Payer Graz, 2017 Erklärung Ich, Reinhold Pann, versichere hiermit, dass ich die vorliegende Diplomarbeit selbständig und ohne fremde Hilfe verfasst, keine anderen als die angegebenen Quellen benutzt und mich keinerlei unerlaubter Hilfsmittel bedient habe. Ich versichere, dass ich diese Arbeit noch keiner anderen Prüfungsstelle weder im In- noch im Ausland in irgendeiner Form als wissenschaftliche Arbeit vorgelegt habe. Graz, am ________________ Unterschrift: ________________ 2 Danksagung Ich möchte mich an dieser Stelle gerne bei einer Reihe von Menschen bedanken, die durch ihre Unterstützung wesentlich zur Verfassung dieser Diplomarbeit beigetragen haben. Allen voran möchte ich mich bei meinen Eltern bedanken. Ihr steht mir Zeit meines Lebens unterstützend zur Seite und habt mir mit eurer Geduld die nötige Sicherheit gegeben, um mein Studium erfolgreich abschließen zu können. Meinen beiden Brüdern möchte ich ebenfalls danken. Ihr seid es gewesen, die mich in jungen Jahren zum Sport animiert und mich in meiner (sportlichen) Entwicklung vorangetrieben habt. Danke auch an meine Freundin, die ich während meines Studiums kennenlernen durfte. Die gemeinsame Zeit mit dir gibt mir stets die Kraft, an meinen Zielen festzuhalten. Weiters möchte ich meine Freunde erwähnen, die mich nun seit einigen Jahren auf meinem Weg begleiten. Danke für die lustigen Stunden mit euch, mögen noch viele weitere folgen! Zu guter Letzt möchte ich mich noch bei meinem Betreuer Mag. -
44 1. Ernst Hinterseer AU
08-10.04.59. Courchevel-Meribel, Grand Prix du Savoie 08.04.59. Courchevel Slalom, men finished: 44 1. Ernst Hinterseer AUT 51.1 50.1 101.2 2. Hias Leitner AUT 52.4 49.9 102.3 3. Josl Rieder AUT 51.6 51.3 102.9 4. Francois Bonlieu FRA 51.7 51.3 103.0 5. Roger Staub SUI 53.0 50.4 103.4 6. Guy Perillat FRA 52.4 51.2 103.6 7. Charles Bozon FRA 53.3 50.8 104.1 8. Leo Lacroix FRA 53.6 52.5 106.1 9. Willy Mottet SUI 54.2 52.0 106.2 10. Peppi Gramschammer AUT 53.8 52.8 106.6 11. Pierre Stamos FRA 54.3 52.5 and Nando Pajarola SUI 54.5 52.3 106.8 13. Georges Schneider SUI 56.4 51.2 107.6 14. Michel Arpin FRA 53.5 54.3 107.8 15. Helmuth Gartner ITA 55.5 52.5 and Albert Gacon FRA 53.7 54.3 108.0 17. Jean Beranger FRA 55.6 53.0 108.6 18. Georges Panisset FRA 55.0 54.0 109.0 19. Giorgio Mahlknecht ITA 56.5 54.3 110.8 20. Hermann Rauch FRG 57.5 53.6 111.1 21. Ruedi Wyrsch SUI 57.2 56.6 113.8 22. Stanko Klinar YUG 57.6 59.5 117.1 23. Rene Sulpice FRA 60.1 57.8 117.9 24. Jean Vuarnet FRA 52.9 66.2 119.1 25. Louis Bonnevie FRA 60.4 61.0 121.4 26. -
Fis Weltcup Nordische Kombination
FIS WELTCUP NORDISCHE KOMBINATION GRAND PRIX DEUTSCHLAND 30. Dezember 2006 - 6. Januar 2007 OBERHOF RENNSTEIGPOKAL 30. Dezember 2006 RUHPOLDING PREIS UM DEN RUHPOLDINGER BÄREN 3. Januar 2007 SCHONACH SCHWARZWALDPOKAL 6. Januar 2007 WARSTEINER GRAND PRIX DEUTSCHLAND 2006/2007 FIS Weltcup Nordische Kombination R E G L E M E N T R E G U L A T I O N S GRAND PRIX DEUTSCHLAND GRAND PRIX GERMANY 1. Grundlage für das Reglement des WARSTEINER 1. Basis for the regulations of the WARSTEINER GRAND PRIX GRAND PRIX Deutschland ist das gültige WC-Reglement. Germany are the WC-Regulations in force. 2. Zum WARSTEINER GRAND PRIX Deutschland kommen 2. The contests of the WARSTEINER GRAND PRIX Germany folgende Wettbewerbe zur Austragung: will be held on 30. 12. 2006 Oberhof/GER December 30th, 2006 Oberhof/GER Individual Individual 3. 1. 2007 Ruhpolding/GER January 3rd, 2007 Ruhpolding/GER Teamsprint Team Sprint 6. 1. 2007 Schonach/GER January 6th, 2007 Schonach/GER Individual Individual 3. Startberechtigt sind Wettkämpfer entsprechend dem 3. Competitors are authorized to compete according to the FIS-Weltcup-Reglement 2006/2007. FIS-Worldcup-Regulations 2006/2007. 4. Für die Wettbewerbe gilt die Punkteverteilung des WC- 4. The contests will be rated according to the WC-Regulations. Reglements (Art. 3.1). (Art. 3.1). 5. GRAND PRIX WERTUNG 5. GRAND PRIX SCORING 5.1 Die WARSTEINER GRAND PRIX Wertung ergibt sich aus der 5.1 The scoring for the WARSTEINER GRAND PRIX results from Summe der Einzelpunkte aus den drei Wettbewerben. the total of points of three contests. 5.2 Sieger des GRAND PRIX wird der Wettkämpfer, der an 5.2 Winner of the GRAND PRIX will be the one, who partici- allen drei Bewerben teilgenommen hat und aus der Summe pated in all the 3 contests and who achieved in the totalling aller Bewerbe die meisten Punkte erreicht. -
Excellence on the Escarpment
Excellence on the Escarpment Small vertical, big results: A 750-f00t-high ridge in Ontario has spawned many of Canada’s Olympic and World Cup champions. BY LORI KNOWLES reative Canadian of Canada’s top competitors spent carried them to the runs. With names marketers call it the their formative winters along this like Wearie, Gib, Nipper and Hans, Blue Mountains but ridge: riding tows, dancing through these pioneers persevered. They trans- locals know it as the gates, schussing icy chutes. formed farm houses into clubhouses, escarpment—a rim It started in the early 20th century, used old Buick motors to power Coverlooking Georgian Bay, a geo- as it always does, with an intrepid tows. In 1935 they hired Fritz Loosli, logical landmark of Southern On- group of men and women wearing a Swiss immigrant, to head the show. tario with a vertical drop of 750 feet laced boots and gabardine suits. Rec- His inventive sleigh/cable contraption and a 2.5-mile-long strip of steep ognizing the ski potential of a snowy carried nine people and their skis up ski runs that have produced some escarpment 100 miles (160 kilometers) the escarpment at a time. Five years of the world’s greatest ski racers: north of Toronto near Collingwood, later, Jackrabbit Johannsen was paid 1980 Olympic bronze medalist Steve the Toronto and Blue Mountain ski the princely sum of $100 to survey the Podborski; four-time Olympian Bri- clubs made their mark. Through the escarpment’s terrain and create a de- an Stemmle; three-time World Cup 1920s and ’30s they built ski jumps velopment plan. -
Byrne Says Casino I Plan Must Pass, Or
r Olympic hockey win inspires local teens By ANDREW SHEEHAN The Navesink club sang the praises of the entire US team, crazy.' SHREWSBURY - The stunning gold medal victory of the which they said played with just the right combination of The elecUcity in the air stirred feelings of patriotism at US Olympic hockey team mi cause for celebration in living finesse and physical strength But Jim Craig, the emotional the Pub and elsewhere Although most people were pleased rums and tavern* across the nation yesterday. But while U.S. goalie, came in for special acclaim. with the non-political nature of the Lake Placid games, most some marked the triumph sitting down, youngsters here could not suppress the national pride in the U.S. hockey team preferred to act out their Olympic fantasies on their feet, on "He's not the best in the world," laid Stephen the ice, with sticks in their hands - at the Shrewsbury Ice FiUpatrick, who plans to put shamrocks on his face mask in "The kids made us proud to be American by bringing us Skating Rink emulation of Craig, "but he loves America and his father." prestige when we needed it most," said Ed Suotxo of Long Center iceman Peter Coleman was Impressed by Craig's Branch. "It was good to see the American flag being waved In this, the next best thing to the Olympic Center at Lake search for hisfatherinthestand^ntheronfusing aftermath Placid, members of the iy and 14-year-old Naveaink Bantam instead of burned to the ground." Hockey Team compared notes on newfound idoU named Fred Ciambrone, owner of Val's Tavern In Rumson, called Craig, Schneider and Johnson Dwarfed by the heavy duffel Full Olympic report, page 11 the victory "the greatest feeling an American can have." bags and sticks slung over their slender shoulders, the Patron Ron McCarthy, a self-acclaimed hockey expert, con- youngsters watched young women figure skaters attempt fessed be had predicted that the U.S. -
Diplomska Naloga
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI FAKULTETA ZA ŠPORT DIPLOMSKA NALOGA NEJC REBEC Ljubljana, 2010 - 1 - UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI FAKULTETA ZA ŠPORT Športno treniranje Alpsko smučanje ANALIZA DOSEŢENIH ČASOV PREDSTAVNIKOV RAZLIČNIH PROIZVAJALCEV SMUČI V POSAMEZNIH DELIH SLALOMSKE POSTAVITVE NA TEKMOVANJU ZA EVROPSKI POKAL V KRANJSKI GORI DIPLOMSKA NALOGA MENTOR doc.dr. Blaţ Lešnik, prof.šp.vzg. SOMENTOR doc.dr. Matej Supej, univ.dipl.fiz. RECENZENT prof.dr. Milan Ţvan, prof.šp.vzg. NEJC REBEC Ljubljana, 2010 - 2 - Za pomoč pri diplomski nalogi se zahvaljujem mentorju doc. dr. Blažu Lešniku in somentorju doc. dr. Mateju Supeju, dr. Evi Podovšovnik Axelsson za pomoč pri statistični obdelavi podatkov ter družini in dekletu za spodbudo in podporo pri mojem delu. Nejc Rebec - 3 - Ključne besede: alpsko smučanje, analiza časov, primerjava odsekov, povezanost odsekov, Evropski pokal, slalom, dejavniki uspešnosti, proizvajalci smuči ANALIZA DOSEŢENIH ČASOV PREDSTAVNIKOV RAZLIČNIH PROIZVAJALCEV SMUČI V POSAMEZNIH DELIH SLALOMSKE POSTAVITVE NA TEKMOVANJU ZA EVROPSKI POKAL V KRANJSKI GORI Nejc Rebec Univerza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za šport, 2010 Športna vzgoja, alpsko smučanje Število strani: 57, število preglednic: 10, število slik: 1, število virov: 17 Naša naloga v diplomskem delu je bila analiza časov tekmovalcev na slalomskem tekmovanju za Evropski pokal, dne 15. 02. 2008. Naredili smo primerjave, povezanosti in odvisnosti časov posameznih odsekov s skupnim časom prvega teka. Zanimal nas je tudi vpliv štartne številke in vpliv smuči na rezultat posameznega tekmovalca. Pri definiciji predmeta in problema naloge smo izhajali iz pogojev uspešnosti v alpskem smučanju (spreminjanje pogojev na progi, postavitev proge, teţavnosti terena, vremenski pogoji, štartna številka, subjektivni dejavniki itd...). Podatke, ki smo jih pridobili s pomočjo video posnetkov, smo uredili, jih statistično obdelali in z njimi skušali potrditi postavljene hipoteze. -
Gli Italiani a Campiglio Da Osservati Speciali 3Tre, Razzoli E Gross Oggi Contro I Magnifici Tre
l'Adige Sport martedì 22 dicembre 2015 51 SCI ALPINO I favoriti sulla Miramonti sono Neureuther, Hirscher e Kristoffersen Gli italiani a Campiglio da osservati speciali 3Tre, Razzoli e Gross oggi contro i magnifici tre ancor più suggestiva la serata gramma alle 20.45, nell’inter- LUCA PERENZONI più importante dello slalom vallo tra le due manche il cen- Si attende il grande pubblico italiano. tro di Madonna di Campiglio nel pomeriggio e di sera a MADONNA DI CAMPIGLIO - La- DOPPIA TRACCIATURA AU- si animerà con la 3Tre Hour Campiglio per lo slalom sciato alle spalle anche il non STRIACA - Dopo tanti anni, il Ca- condotta da Andrea e Miche- speciale: qui Gross l’anno certo memorabile parallelo nalone Miramonti non ha cer- le di Radio DeeJay e con la pre- scorso quando si piazzò dell’Alta Badia, il Circo Bianco to bisogno di essere presenta- senza straordinaria della talen- approda oggi a Madonna di to, ma ricordare qualche dato tuosa bassanese Francesca Mi- undicesimo (13° finì Razzoli) Campiglio per l’ultimo atto pre- fa sempre comodo. Il dislivel- chielin che si esibirà dalle davanti alla gente (più di natalizio della Coppa del Mon- lo complessivo di è 180 metri, 19.30 in Piazza Righi. mentre 13mila spettatori): 1ª manche do. Il Canalone Miramonti non distribuiti lungo i 470 metri del- alle 21.30, dopo la discesa del- alle 17.45 e 2ª alle 20.45 attende che di accogliere i mi- la pista con la pendenza me- l’ultimo atleta, scatterà il 3Tre (foto Daniele Mosna) gliori slalomisti del lotto per dia del 27% ed una punta mas- Party Night. -
John Dakin (970) 949-1999 [email protected] GERMAN OLYMPIC
For Immediate Release February 28, 2006 Media Contact: John Dakin (970) 949-1999 [email protected] GERMAN OLYMPIC TRIPLE MEDALIST ROSI MITTERMAIER HONORED AS 2006 LEGEND OF HONOR AT COUNTRYWIDE AMERICAN SKI CLASSIC VAIL, Colorado--A very special ceremony will round out the 2006 Countrywide American Ski Classic social festivities Saturday evening, March 25, as one of Germany’s most prolific ski racers will be honored as Rosi Mittermaier is inducted into the International Ski Hall of Fame at the Legends Banquet. “Rosi Mittermaier is a tremendous ambassador for the sport of skiing,” explained Ceil Folz, president of the Vail Valley Foundation. “Her competitive career ranks among the all time greats, while her professional endeavors continue to promote and further skiing at all levels. It is indeed an honor for us to welcome Rosi to the International Ski Hall of Fame as 2006’s Legend of Honor.” A triple Olympic medalist at the 1976 Games in Innsbruck, Austria, Mittermaier claimed the gold in Downhill and Slalom, while mining silver in Giant Slalom. She also collected an FIS World Championships gold medal in Combined at the Innsbruck Games. Mittermaier missed the Olympic hat trick by a mere 12-hundredths of a second as Canadian Kathy Kreiner spoiled the celebration with the Giant Slalom gold. One half second ahead of Kreiner’s pace at the midway timing split, the German lost precious fractions of a second when she took too direct a line into one of the final gates. The season-long 1976 campaign proved to be a special one for Mittermaier. -
Sohw Statistics
FIS SKI WORLD CUP 2005 SASLONG CLASSIC Gardena Gröden STATISTICS Speed events WC-SPEED EVENTS 47 1969 - 2004 DH 43 1969 - 2004 Super G 4 1983-84, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05 First World Cup Race (DH) 14.02.1969 Winner: Jean Daniel Daetwyler (SUI) DOWNHILL 43 Single Downhill Events 17 17 Double Downhill Events 13 26 72, 76,78, 80, 82, 89, 90, 92, 93, 96, 98,99, 01 Cancellations 4 1973, 1994, 1997, 2000 Races on Shortened Course 4 1980, 1983,1996, 2004 Record Time 1.52,99 2003-04 Antoine Deneriaz (F) Record Time on Shortened Course 1.50,59 2004 Max Rauffer (GER) Shortest delay 5/100 2004 Max Rauffer (GER) - Jürg Grünenfelder (SUI) Bigest delay 1,35 sec. 1999 Ghedina - Pepi Strobl Number of Snow Making Devices 83 Saslong-company Number of TV Cameras 19 Number of Gates 35 Course Preparation Team Members 40 Safety nets 12 km WINNERS 29 Total of Winning Nations 8 Winners Austria 15 Klammer (4), Walcher (1), Weirather (1), Resch (1), Höflehner (2), Wirnsberger (1), Stock (1), Ortlieb (2), Schifferer (1), Eberharter (1) Switzerland 13 Daetwyler (1), Russi (2), Collombin (1), Müller (3),Cathomen (1), Räber (1), Zurbriggen (1),Heinzer (2), Besse (1), Italy 5 Plank (1), Ghedina (4) Norway 3 Haaker (1), Skardaal (1), Kjius (1) France 3 Alphand (1), Deneriaz (2) Canada 2 Boyd (2) Liechtenstein 1 Foser (1) Germany 1 Rauffer (1) Number of Victories Franz Klammer (AUT) 4 1974-75,1976-77, 1976-77,1982-83 Kristian Ghedina (ITA) 4 1996-97,1998-99,1999-00, 2001-2 Peter Müller (CH) 3 1979-80, 1980-81, 1988-89 Berhard Russi (CH) 2 1970, 1971-72 Rob Boyd (CND) 2 1986-87, 1987-88 Helmuth Höflehner (AUT) 2 1984-85, 1989-90 Franz Heinzer (CH) 2 1990-91, 1991-92 Patrick Ortlieb (AUT) 2 1993-94, 1995-96 Antoine Deneriaz (F) 2 2002-03, 2003-04 J.D.