16.01.69. Schruns Slalom, Women Course Length: 500 M Vertical Drop: 170 M Number of Gates: 67/60 Course Setter: Karl Kahr/Chuc

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16.01.69. Schruns Slalom, women course length: 500 m vertical drop: 170 m number of gates: 67/60 course setter: Karl Kahr/Chuck Ferries weather: clear snow: hard temperature: -10C started: 60 at 13h 1. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 51.27 54.63 105.90 (11) 2. Gertraud Gabl AUT 51.64 54.59 106.23 (10) 3. Kiki Cutter USA 52.46 54.07 106.53 ( 9) 4. Annie Famose FRA 53.57 54.22 107.79 ( 2) 5. Barbara Cochran USA 53.63 55.11 108.74 (14) 6. Gina Hathorn GBR 54.98 54.27 109.25 ( 5) 7. Fernande Bochatay-Schmid SUI 53.57 56.33 109.90 (12) 8. Ingrid Lafforgue FRA 55.03 55.22 110.25 (28! 9. Isabelle Mir FRA 54.43 56.96 111.39 ( 4) 10. Britt Lafforgue FRA 55.48 57.07 112.55 (30) 11. Penny McCoy USA 112.65 (24) 12. Berni Rauter AUT 112.98 (20) 13. Heidi Zimmermann AUT 113.04 (27) 14. Karen Kristiansen NOR 113.43 15. Brigitte Buchberger AUT 114.53 (64! 16. Monica Kaserer AUT 114.55 (46! 17. Traudl Treichl FRG 55.93 58.74 114.67 18. Sigrid Eberle AUT 114.82 (67! 19. Jutta Knobloch AUT 114.93 (42) 20. Heidi Koler AUT 115.32 21. Laurie Quest CND 115.60 23. Annemarie Pröll AUT 116.69 DQ(1): Glorianda Cipolla ITA (3), Judy Nagel USA ( 6), Florence Steurer FRA ( 7), Marilyn Cochran USA (15), Marie-France Jean-George FRA (16), Olga Pall AUT (17), Rosie Fortna USA (18), Erica Skinger USA (21), Giustina Demetz ITA (22), Anneroesli Zryd SUI (23), Wiltrud Drexel AUT (29), Edith Hiltbrand-Sprecher SUI (25), Julia Spettel AUT (34), Anni Stocker AUT (47), Margret Hafen FRG, Martha Vogel FRG, Rosi Speiser FRG, etc. DNF(2): Brigitte Seiwald AUT (1), Michelle Jacot FRA (8), Buergl Faerbinger FRG (13), Karl Kahr AUT 1st run 67g Chuck Ferries USA 2nd run 60g 1. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 51.27 (11) 1. Kiki Cutter USA 54.07 ( 7) 2. Annie Famose FRA 54.22 (14) 2. Gertraud Gabl AUT 51.64 (10) 3. Gina Hathorn GBR 54.27 (11) 3. Karen Budge USA 51.72 (19) 4. Gertraud Gabl AUT 54.59 ( 6) 4. Kiki Cutter USA 52.46 ( 9) 5. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 54.63 ( 5) 5. Fern. Bochatay SUI (12) 6. Barbara Cochran USA 55.11 ( 2) and Annie Famose FRA 53.57 ( 2) 7. Ingrid Lafforgue FRA 55.22 (18) 7. Barbara Cochran USA 53.63 (14) 8. Isabelle Mir FRA 54.43 ( 4) 8. Fern. Bochatay SUI 56.33 ( 4) 9. Gina Hathorn GBR 54.98 ( 5) 9. Isabelle Mir FRA 56.96 (12) 10. Ingrid Lafforgue FRA 55.03 (28) 10. Britt Lafforgue FRA 57.07 (16) 11. Britt Lafforgue FRA 55.48 (30! Reuters have a 3:09 minutes silent report from this event available at British Pathe historical collection www.britishpathe.com/video/womens-slalom-in-austria .

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