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21.01.71. Schruns Slalom, Women Course Length: Vertical Drop 21.01.71. Schruns Slalom, women course length: vertical drop: number of gates: course setter: J. Fourno FRA/H. Schranz AUT weather: warm snow: soft started: 66-12 at 13h finished: 33 1. Betsy Clifford CND 47.20 46.30 93.50 (10) 2. Britt Lafforgue FRA 47.62 46.41 94.03 (14) 3. Wiltrud Drexel AUT 47.29 46.75 94.04 (12) 4. Gertraud Gabl AUT 46.99 47.10 94.09 ( 6) 5. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 48.37 45.95 94.32 ( 2) 6. Annie Famose FRA 47.67 46.97 94.64 ( 9) 7. Bernie Rauter AUT 47.33 48.45 94.78 ( 3) 8. Florence Steurer FRA 48.30 46.87 95.17 (11) 9. Francoise Macchi FRA 47.99 47.28 95.27 10. Judy Crawford CND 47.73 48.62 96.35 11. Traudl Treichl FRG 96.75 ( 4) 12. Dominique Mathieux FRA 97.08 13. Gina Hathorn GBR 49.55 47.83 97.37 (15) 14. Patty Boydstun USA 97.75 15. Marianne Ranner AUT 98.23 (44! 16. Linda Cochran USA 98.65 17. Giry Soerensen NOR 99.10 18. Brigitte Totschnigg AUT 99.20 19. Christine Rolland FRA 99.37 20. Helene Grasswandner AUT 99.79 21. 23. Annemarie Buchberger AUT 100.48 24. Valentine Iliffe GBR 100.89 25. Laurie Kreiner CND 101.60 DNF(1): Annemarie Proell AUT (7), Susan Corrock USA (13), Conchita Puig SPA, Marie-Theres Nadig SUI (27), Jocelyne Perillat FRA, Daniele Debernard FRA, DNF(2): Michele Jacot FRA (5) (1st run: 5 – 47.56), Marilynn Cochran (1)USA (1st run: 6 – 47.60), Barbara Cochran USA (8) (1st run: 10 – 47.82) Jacques Fourno FRA 1st run Heli Schranz AUT 2nd run Hochjochkurs Kapellkurs 1. Gertraud Gabl AUT 46.99 1. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 45.95 2. Betsy Clifford CND 47.20 3. Wiltrud Drexel AUT 47.29 2. Betsy Clifford CND 46.30 4. Bernie Rauter AUT 47.33 3. Britt Lafforgue FRA 46.41 5. Michele Jacot FRA 47.56 6. Marilynn CochranUSA 47.60 4. Wiltrud Drexel AUT 46.75 7. Britt Lafforgue FRA 47.62 5. Florence Steurer FRA 46.87 8. Annie Famose FRA 47.67 6. Annie Famose FRA 46.97 9. Judy Crawford CND 47.73 7. Gertraud Gabl AUT 47.10 10. Barbara Cochran USA 47.82 8. Francoise Macchi FRA 47.28 11. Francoise Macchi FRA 47.99 9. Gina Hathorn GBR 47.83 12. Florence Steurer FRA 48.30 10. Bernie Rauter AUT 48.45 13. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 48.37 11. Judy Crawford CND 48.62 .
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