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Chuck Ferries USA/ Started: 44 Finished: 23 16.03.68. Aspen Slalom, women course name: Ruthie’s run number of gates: 55/51 course setters: Chuck Ferries USA/ started: 44 finished: 23 1. Nancy Greene CND 44.82 43.66 88.48 ( 1) 2. Gertrud Gabl AUT 45.07 43.80 88.87 ( 2) 3. Kiki Cutter USA 45.61 43.31 88.92 ( 3) 4. Cathy Nagel USA 45.53 43.61 89.14 (21! 5. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 45.05 44.80 89.85 ( 3) 6. Fernande Bochatay SUI 46.23 43.77 90.00 (10) 7. Judy Nagel USA 45.81 44.21 90.02 (11) 8. Wendy Allen USA 45.93 44.23 90.16 ( 9) 9. Marilyn Cochran USA 45.84 44.85 90.69 (39! 10. Glorianda Cipolla ITA 46.60 44.58 91.18 ( 8) 11. Brigitte Seiwald AUT 46.55 44.90 91.45 ( 5) 12. Rosie Fortna USA 46.50 45.01 91.51 (12) 13. Bernie Rauter AUT 46.47 45.15 91.62 (28! DQ Barbara Cochran USA 47.51 44.17 91.68 14. Olga Pall AUT 46.62 45.26 91.88 (13) 15. Divina Galica GBR 47.47 45.78 93.25 (15) 16. Vicki Jones USA 47.33 46.35 93.68 (35) 17. Patty Boydstun USA 48.20 46.18 94.38 (36) 18. Suzy Chaffee USA 48.28 46.36 94.64 (27) 19. Penny Mc Coy USA 48.38 46.53 94.91 (26) 20. Lisl Pall AUT 49.25 46.15 95.40 (25) 21. Vreni Inaebnit SUI 48.61 47.16 95.77 (17) 22. Stephanie Townsend CND 51.45 47.53 98.98 (18) DQ Wiltrud Drexel AUT 46.53 53.64 100.17 23. Karen Dokka CND 49.04 53.61 102.65 (16) DNS: Isabelle Mir FRA Christl Haas AUT, Karen Budge USA, Felicity Field GBR, Louise Sparks USA DQ(1): Christine Berangere FRA (2nd run: 6 – 43.90), 14, Barbara Cochran USA (2nd run: 7 – 44.17), Laurie Quest USA (2nd run:15 – 45.05) Gina Hathorn GBR (2nd run: 56.35), Karen Korfanta USA, Annerösli Zryd SUI, Judy Leinweber CND, Jane Rollins USA, Geraldine Shimer USA, Kitty Fowler USA, Anne Reid NZE; DQ(2): Marielle Goitschel FRA (1st run: 2 – 45.05) DNF(2): 22. Wiltrud Drexel AUT 100,17 Erika Skinger USA (1st run:17 – 46.78), Christa Laprell FRG (1st run:18 – 46.80), Penny Northrup USA (1st run:19 – 46.93), Sherry Blann USA (1st run:20 – 46.99), Ann Black USA (1st run:23 – 47.56), Judy Crawford CND (1st run:30 – 50.53), Sandra Shellworth USA (1st run:31 – 51.11) Merry Cox USA (1st run:33 – 52.98), Chuck Ferries USA 1st run 55 2nd run 51g 1. Nancy Greene CND 44.82 1. Kiki Cutter USA 43.31 2. Marielle GoitschelFRA 2. Cathy Nagel USA 43.61 and Rosi Mittermaier FRG 45.05 3. Nancy Greene CND 43.66 4. Gertraud Gabl AUT 45.07 4. Fernande BochataySUI 43.77 5. Gertraud Gabl AUT 43.80 5. Cathy Nagel USA 45.53 6. Ch. Beranger FRA 43.90 6. Kiki Cutter USA 45.61 7. Judy Nagel USA 45.81 7. Barbara Cochran USA 44.17 8. Marilyn Cochran USA 45.84 8. Judy Nagel USA 44.21 9. Wendy Allen USA 45.93 9. Wendy Allen USA 44.23 10. Fernande BochataySUI 46.23 10. Glorianda Cipolla ITA 44.58 11. Rosi Mittermaier FRG 44.80 11. Bernie Rauter AUT 46.47 12. Marilyn Cochran USA 44.85 12. Rosie Fortna USA 46.50 13. Brigitte Seiwald AUT 44.90 13. Wiltrud Drexel AUT 46.53 14. Rosie Fortna USA 45.01 14. Brigitte Seiwald AUT 46.55 15. Laurie Quest USA 45.05 15. Glorianda Cipolla ITA 46.60 16. Bernie Rauter AUT 45.15 16. Olga Pall AUT 46.62 17. Olga Pall AUT 45.26 17. Erika Skinger USA 46.78 18. Christa Laprell FRG 46.80 18. Divina Galica GBR 45.78 19. Penny Northrup USA 46.93 20. Sherry Blann USA 46.99 .
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