FEBRUARY/MARCH 2019 MID-SEASON ISSUE
By Curtis Bell, CMSC Trip Chair
On January 11, 2019 a group of 22 Cleveland Metro Ski Council CMSC members traveled across the Atlantic to do some skiing in St Anton, Austria, the birthplace of took 22 members to modern skiing. At the time of this article being written the trip is under way with several days left. After arriving, a major snow storm St. Anton, Austria hit St Anton dumping over a couple feet of snow the first day and a few more the second day. This made the avalanche level high causing many in January parts of the mountain to close. What remained open had epic conditions and on Tuesday many parts of the slopes started opening with great conditions. During those first two days we had so much snow and wind that we had very low visibility, but that didn’t stop several die-hard skiers in our group to go out and ski from 9 to 4. On Monday several of us planned on taking the train on a 1 ½ hour train ride to Liechtenstein but due to an avalanche our train was no allowed to leave the station. On Tuesday several people decided to go to Innsbruck for the day via train ride but that too was canceled since we were isolated due to both roads and train tracks being closed. This did not worry us or dampen the enjoyment since we were surround - ed by great snow. Peek’n Peak Resort opens Monday night before dinner we had a group picture with the owner See St. Anton page 3 immersive nighttime snow tubing experience
Peek’n Peak Resort has unveiled an all-new snow tubing experience, Lunar Lights Snow Tubing! The all-new Lunar Lights Snow Tubing transforms nighttime snow tubing into a thrilling and mesmerizing atmosphere, featuring an ever-changing light show produced by thousands of LED lights and projection lights. The lights pulse, fade and change in coordination with an immersive sound system. On select dates, the massive sound and light program will be oper - ated by a live DJ. There’s no other experience quite like it in the area. In fact, only a handful of resorts in the country are offering such a radical snow tubing party. “After months of planning, we’re thrilled to introduce our all-new snow tubing experience, explains Nick Scott Sr., President of Scott Enterprises, which owns & operates Peek’n Peak Resort. “This activity is perfect for families, group outings and date nights. Lunar Lights Tubing is another perfect opportunity to celebrate winter at Peek’n Peak!” Between runs, guests are carried back to the top of the 7-lane snow tubing hill by a Magic Carpet lift, which is similar to a moving conveyor belt. There’s no need to struggle with hook - ing a tube to a moving cable or hauling your tube back to the top of the hill. Afterward, guests can heat up with hot cocoa, warm sandwiches and soups served right at the base of the tubing hill. Or, head to the nearby Retreat building for a full menu featuring burritos, pizzas, grill combos and more. Lunar Lights Snow Tubing will be available every Sunday and Monday, then Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights for the remainder of this season. Snow tubers may purchase a 2-hour pass for $20. There’s no additional cost for the experi - ence, which begins shortly after dusk. Snow tubing is friendly for guests aged three years or older. Peek’n Peak has something for everyone, with special events and live entertainment every weekend. Visit pknpk.com for more information. FEBRUARY/MARCH 2019 | SITZMARK [ MID-SEASON ISSUE ] | 2 A c b y o M C s r e o f l M e o C
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E U S S I spur of the moment, Monthly BD Walker, who turned 99 years old. Continental Ski Club N Nite Out dinners, etc.! If you like to Gene was one of the early members O
S Continental Ski Club (CSC) is have fun and would like to meet of the club and until last year, at A E again looking forward to another some new people, please check us the young age of 98, he was skiing S - out. Our membership includes sin - beautifully down at Snowtrails. I D great winter season of skiing! We I
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R kids, and remember our slogan members from all around town and smooth and controlled. At 98 he A “Continental may not win the also out-of state. Try to attend one was still ‘reading how to ski better’ M
Z race, but we definitely win the of our meetings to find out more books. I aspire to be as healthy and T I about us. active as Gene. Happy Birthday S PARTY!!” So, look for CSC mem -
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8 which coincide with the CMSC Eastlake). We meet the second and are going with the Stark County Ski 1
0 Racing Program. Non-racers fourth Thursdays of each month Club to Panorama Ski Resort in 2 beginning at 7:30 pm. For more Canada on Mar. 2-9, 2019. H enjoy a weekend of recreational C information about CONTINENTAL We wish all CMSC members and R skiing, as well. For more informa - A tion regarding our trips, please SKI CLUB, please contact our clubs a very Happy New Year!!! See M / President Terry Francis at (440) you all on the slopes.
Y contact Michael Neibecker at R (440) 537-7127. 487-0269. A
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B members into the CSC Hall of Erie Shore Ski Club E F Fame occurred at our Annual Goodyear Ski Club has year Christmas Party. This award rec - Erie Shore Ski Club, founded round activities, but it is all about ognizes members for their out - back in 1965, is a friendly club the skiing now. We are open to all, standing service to CSC; John made up of families and singles family or singles. "Hawk" DiSabato received it this of all ages. We have Happy Hour We have a business meeting at year for Initiative. He will be hon - get-togethers, week long western Wolf Creek Tavern, 3044 Wadsworth ored at our Annual Hall of Fame trips and club meetings in Sept. Rd. Norton, OH on 3/12/19 at 7:30 Celebration to be held on and then Dec. to March at the pm. For more info stop by or see Erie Shore’s Gene Walker (left) with his late friend, Whitey. Saturday, February 23rd at German/American club, the our site online. Firehouse Grille & Pub in Donaushwaben, in Olmsted Willoughby Hills. Falls. We have a high quality race Hi Rise Ski Club number of social events scheduled Tami Schaufler for organizing this Congratulations, John! team, who also happen to be fun, for the next few weeks including annual Peek n’ Peak fun day trip. In addition to being a ski club, happy people. Hi Rise Ski Club is a club com - our popular Dinners of the Other scheduled trips include we are also a social club and enjoy At our December meeting, we prised of members totaling approx - Month—the next one will on January 11 – 13, Boyne Mountain having fun whatever we do, i.e. honored one of our members, Gene imately 150 people. We have a February 6th and we will be cele - MI; January 25 - 27, Holiday brating the Chinese New Year at Valley/Holimont NY; January 31 – Siam Cafe. We also will be gather - February 3, President’s Trip to ing at “The Harp” Irish Pub for the Snowshoe WV; February 10 – 16, March Dinner of the Month. Mt. Treblant CAN; February 23 – Dinners of the Month (DOMs) are March 2, Jackson Hole WY; March always scheduled for the first 14, Seven Springs PA. Wednesday of each month. November 15th was a special Our club meets at the Willowick night for twenty-five (25) SSC American Legion Hall on the 2nd members that attended Geiger’s and 4th Wednesdays of each Lakewood store to pick up their month in the winter. Doors open at tuned-up equipment. They were 7:30pm for meeting check in. The treated to prizes, food, and fun. address for the American Legion Warm spring-like weather did hall is: 570 East 328 Street, not hinder the festive spirit that Willowick, Ohio 44095 filled the air as fifty-eight (58) We also have a “One Day Dash” members set the mood for the ski trip to Holimont scheduled for annual President’s Christmas February 22nd—we also budget Dinner Party which was once again time so you can spend time in held at the Vineyards on Catawba Ellicottville to bar hop or have a on Sunday December 2nd. Before nice dinner. Thursday, February eating, members socialized while 28th the club will be attending a enjoying a variety of appetizers and Monster's Hockey Game! beverages. Members enjoyed a In addition to our active social scrumptious holiday feast of calendar—we ski!!! Our week long turkey, ham and dressing prepared western ski trips always sell out by the President’s committee as fast, with about 80% of our skiers well as a variety of other delicious being repeat attendees! If you want side dishes furnished by the atten - YOUR SPECIALIST your winter to be filled with fun dees. Following the dinner Jill Fox activities and you want to meet lead the group in reindeer fun and FOR CUSTOMIZED new people please check out our games. Thanks to Jill and Roger website: WWW.HiRiseSkiClub.com Fox, Beth and Roger Akins, and ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR for more info! Mike and Julie Rosiar who assisted President Joe in this enjoyable BD designs individual solutions for active feet that guarantee Sandusky Ski Club annual event. excellent comfort and performance when taking part in sport. Thank you to Laura Otrusina for What sets BD apart is the fact that it offers the most innovative As of this writing of the winter once again organizing the “Lolly edition of Sitzmark, the Sandusky the Trolley Silver Bells Christmas analysis methods and develops products that are designed Ski Club will have held its first Lights Tour” in downtown to meet the needs of each individual athlete. Athletes who meeting of the 2019 New Year and Cleveland on Friday December 7th. challenge themselves daily while looking for advancements fifty-four sleepy-eyed members of Twenty-seven (27) members, family in development and technology. Sandusky Ski Club (SSC) will have and friends toured by the public loaded a bus at the Sandusky Wal- square, playhouse square, the BD strives to be a part of this journey by supporting their Mart Parking lot at 5:30 a.m. on Christmas Story House with a stop feet, and developing the tools for them to improve their Saturday January 5th kicking off the at the “Cleveland” sign. The Big performance. first weekend of the New Year with Bang Dueling Piano Bar enter - a trip to Peek n’ Peak NY. Although, tained several members after the boot-doc.com most resorts in the mid-west had tour. struggled making snow with the Thank you to Nancy Meyer for spring like weather that existed organizing and hosting the ending 2018 conditions were better Christmas Ladies Black Diamond than expected as Mother Nature luncheon held at the Sandusky was merciful in that there was no Yacht Club (SYC) on December 5th. rain or wind. Several new members Fourteen members attended and and others took advantage of les - enjoyed a delicious buffet prepared sons. James Schaufler organized by the expert chefs of the SYC. and reported NASTAR race results Mark Weiker, VP and Vince Deno of 23 participants from SSC. Those hosted and acted as auctioneer’s at winning medals were as follows: the annual Make-It and Bake-It BRONZE: Lori Brown, Karen Vagi, annual fund-raiser December 17th 14710 Detroit Ave, Lakewood | 50 Plaza Dr, Chagrin Falls David Warner, Joe Dibling, Roger with total proceeds being split Fox, Dave Stoldt, Matt Pumphrey, equally among Meals on Wheels, 1020 Euclid Ave, Cleveland Scott Pumphrey, Cody Flew, Ron Victory Kitchen, Back to the Wild, Shop online at shopgeigers.com Landis, Mark Weiker, and Laura and Safe Harbor Domestic Violence Ostrasina. SILVER: Jim Tabellion Shelter. All of these organizations and Colin Schaufler. GOLD: James have already responded with Thank Schaulfer. 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Macedonia. Meetings are held the 1 2nd Tuesday of each month October 8 to March at Reinecker's Party Center, 8575 Freeway Dr., Macedonia, Ohio starting at 7:00 pm. During the sum - Three generations of Schaufler racing men at Sandusky Ski Club’s mer months we meet at various trip to Peek n’ Peak Ski Resort, Saturday January 5th, 2019. L-R: locations around the Greater James Schaufler, Colin Schaufler, Walter Schaufler. Cleveland area. Join us: February 15- 16, 2019 for the annual Kissing Mark Conventy and John Masako groovin’ at Starkk County Ski Bridge bus trip for details: contact Club’s ‘Woodstock Relived’ theme party. Ron Boetger [email protected] or visit us www.snowballersskiclub.com. Website: Find out more about Snowballers Ski Club on the web at www.snowballersskiclub.com, or ski - cleveland.com or by following us on Facebook. Stark County Ski Club
Well our season started with the cancellation of the first trip, our trip committee decided to make the Sandusky Ski Club’s December 12th Birthday Dinner out at the Peek n Peak trip a no go. The trip Sandusky Yacht Club with L-R: Jim & Lynn Loch and Vince & Daria committee monitors the weather Deno. conditions for the days before and day of. If it is not going to support a pleasant skiing day for members, they appreciate our donations. January 18th and 19th. Anyone they will make the call for the trip Thank you Mark and Vince for your interested in attending should con - not to go. Refunds to all that were efforts and making this a fun and tact [email protected] on the trip are issued in full. Our trip profitable event. or 419-366-2997. committee is one of the hard work - Laura Otrusina is organizing a Vice-President Vince Deno and ing groups that keep SCSC going in winter hike at Hocking Hills State master of ceremonies for the a forward direction. Park January 19th. The six (6) mile Spring Banquet announced that Our second planned trip had 70 hike will start from Old Man’s Cave the theme for this year’s Banquet people arriving in Ellicottville on to Ash Cave. Shuttle service will be will be “Cinco De Mayo” to be held Wednesday evening, with skiing was provided on the trip back. The Saturday April 6th. Cocktails will planned for Thursday at Holimont Logan Frozen Festival is also going start at 5:30 p.m. with dinner to be and Holiday Valley on Friday. on that weekend in the area for served at 6:30 p.m. consisting of Conditions and lack of crowds pro - Peace, out. Stark County Ski Club members let their freak flags fly! those who wish to attend this pop - Prime Rib, Chicken Picatta, vided our group with as many runs ular event that attracts a strong Vegetable Lasagna, Garden Salad, as our legs could handle. Our theme made some impressions - good and will be back from Sunday River in attendance of 5000. Historic down - Green Beans and a Potato Bar. party on Thursday was Woodstock funny ones. Huge Thanks to our trip Maine, so we are all preparing for town Logan has tasty treats in Members are asked to sign-up to Relived, so tie dye attire, fring, (tem - leader John Masalko. He managed the predictions of low temps and restaurants in the heart of town. bring a dessert. Premier Beats DJ porary) long hair, head bands, and all the crazy stuff and people it takes the excitement of visiting a new M&M Diner, Utopia, O'Willerker's service will provide music for our peace symbols were part of many to run a large trip make it a huge place for our club. This trip sold and Maya will all be open and dancing pleasure. Tickets may be outfits. Give our group an idea, and success. Check out our website site out in three weeks, with extra ready to serve your favorite foods, purchased at the meetings--$25 for it's amazing how creative they are. and our Facebook page for some spots added to taken care of the just the way you like it. The members; $35 for non-member Some of the group ventured out to grooves pictures of the party. waiting list. Hocking Hills area is unique in guests. Or contact Vince Deno 419 E’ville in our costumes, and we By the time this is published, we See Club News page 6 many ways, but how many small 202-6548. towns have a brewery, a winery The October, November, and AND a distillery!?!? Sample a fine December Birthday dinner’s out selection of local Beers, Wines & were held respectively at the Angry Spirits served by Brewery 33, Bull in Huron; El Grande Patron, Hocking Hills Moonshine & Sandusky, and Sandusky Yacht Hocking Hills Winery, all in one Club. All three (3) dinners were place. During the Frozen Festival, well attended. The January 23rd The Shamrock Public House on dinner will be held at The Olive Main Street is hosting a tasting of Garden in Sandusky and the products from all 3 companies. At February dinner will be at $1 a tasting, you can satisfy your Longhorn Steak House in curiosity and perhaps find a new Sandusky. Anyone with a dinner favorite which is made locally. venue suggestion please contact Representatives of each craft will Daria Deno [email protected] or be on hand to help with your selec - call her at 419-239-8545. tions or answer questions. The bi-monthly men’s breakfasts Schmidt’s Sausage Haus from continue to be held at 9:00 a.m. on German Village, and Chef Moe on the Thursday following the Monday “A Unique Bed & Breakfast” the Go Food trucks will be by the of the ski club meetings. Contact Private Baths, Fireplaces, Great Porch, Hot Tubs gazebo on Market Street. M&M, Jim Tabellion [email protected] Flowers by Darlene, Piano Works, or 419-627-2018 for locations. Jeanne & Dave Ellis, Proprietors Columbus Washboard Company, Fun, enthusiastic, energetic, Utopia, Sharff's, Saving Hardware friends who have an idea and/or Phone: (716) 592-0333 and Homegrown on Main all have are interested in volunteering to unique souvenirs you can buy at run or to help run an event, activ - 619 E. Main St. (716) 592-7001 the Frozen Festival. Show off your ity, marketing and/or community skating skills on the iceless ice service opportunity may contact Springville, NY 14141 www.oasisbnb.com skating rink. Don’t miss a concert Daria Deno, Chair for Marketing by the Logan Hocking high school and Social Committees: Email choir in the courthouse - 1:00 p.m. [email protected] or call 419- Laura has reserved hotel rooms for 239-8545. 6
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E At our last meeting we updated the membership on the monies earned The Warren Ski Club began our S - for the club and members from the volunteer work for AVI at Tom Benson annual ski trips with a weekend trip D I
M Hall of Fame Stadium. We worked a concert, all the HOF events, the Friday to Holiday Valley January 4-6. Thirty-
[ night high school home games for McKinley, the Saturday games for three club members boarded the bus K
R Walsh and Malone colleges, a couple special football events, and the for Holiday Valley on Friday evening, A OHSAA state playoffs. Volunteers received trip vouchers to be used on any and found themselves having a great M
Z of our trips, which has proved to be a lost cost season for some of our die weekend – even though the condi - T I hard volunteers. Our membership has grown by 32 new members, and our tions were less than stellar. The New S
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9 SCSC manning one of the first few water stops. We have become a go to the slopes, and left skiers with a 1
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R in January. B E F layer of man-made snow on which to the first time the Warren Ski Club has make our turns. The skiing may not tried running a weekday trip like this, have been the best, but the company and our hopes are high that the sure was. Many of the attendees met weather and snow are great and all in one of the condos for drinks and goes as planned. appetizers after skiing on Saturday, Following this trip to Bristol many then went into town, where they of our members will be traveling to enjoyed a night of shopping, eating, the 3 Valleys region of France for a full drinking, dancing and sight-seeing. week of skiing followed by an exciting Sunday gave us similar conditions, 3 day add-on trip to Lyon. This prom - but most attendees braved the icy ises to be a great trip, offered at the slopes anyways (we have, after all, fabulous price. We will travel again grown up skiing the East), and the later in the season to another fabu - Stark County Ski Club’s tie-dyed flower children at their ‘Woodstock Relived’ party. remaining members met up with the lous resort that most of us have never skiers at the main lodge for an after - been to. On March 2nd members of noon of comradery and fun before the club will leave Cleveland to fly to heading for home. Montana and ski Whitefish for a week. Our next trip is scheduled for Our hopes are for fresh snow, great Sunday through Tuesday, February weather, and fun evenings with 10–12, when we will travel to Bristol friends (hopes shared by all ski club Mountain – always a club favorite. We members on all trips). Although we will leave early afternoon on Sunday, have packed a lot of activity into this stop in Buffalo NY for dinner, then ski season, it is sure to end too soon arrive at our hotel in Victor NY in time and will offer too few days on the to rest up for a full day Monday when slopes for many of us avid skiers. we will ski 1200 foot vertical with With over 60 years of experience wide-open slopes and nonexistent lift planning and hosting social events lines. After an evening at the indoor and ski trips, the Warren Ski Club pool and hot tub sharing food and takes pride in offering a great experi - drinks, the day will repeat itself on ence for all those who attend our Tuesday, up until the time we prepare trips and activities. To find out more, to leave the slopes at 4pm for our check out our website: www.warrens - return to the Mahoning Valley. This is kiclub.org or visit our Facebook page.
CMSC Adult Skier Profile: Name: Zachary Stein Club: Fagowees
CMSC Position: Race Committee Treasurer Race Class: AM Skis: Head World Cup SL/GS Boots & Bindings: Dalbello DRS, Head FreeFlex 20x Occupation: Accountant Hobbies: Golf, Lifting, hiking with my dog Career Highlights: Top 10 finisher USSA Jr Regional in both GS and SL Favorite Ski Areas: Killington, Boyne Mountain, Holimont, Holiday Valley, Big Sky Favorite Metro Memories: The gin mill ... Thanks, Jered
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D CMSC members fortunate enough I
M to enjoy the recent January trip to St.
[ Meeting a Anton, Austria also had the pleasure K
R of staying at the Karl Schranz A Hotel – owned by the namesake M touchstone Z legendary alpine ski racer. During T I
S their stay they had the opportunity
to meet and talk with the man behind
| of alpine the well-known name. 8 1
0 Karl Schranz is a former champion 2
ski history…
H alpine ski racer from Austria, and C
R notably one of the best of the 1960s
A and early 1970s. M / Born and raised in St. Anton, Austria, Y
R Schranz had a lengthy ski career from A
U 1957 to 1972. He won twenty major R
B downhills, many major giant slalom E
F races and several major slaloms.
July 1973, he joined the pro ski rac - make money. Upon his return from World Championships in his home - ing circuit. Japan, he was welcomed home by a town of St. Anton. His disqualification from his huge crowd in Vienna. Austrians Schranz later became a hotel fourth Olympics in 1972 for acknowl - perceived Schranz as a hero from a owner in his hometown of St. Anton. edging that he was not a pure ama - small country, bullied by bigger He lives in St. Anton with his wife teur caused a furor in Austria and nations. Schranz retired from skiing Evelyn and his three daughters, the reform of the IOC. Karl Schranz this very year. Nonetheless, he never where he owns and manages the ski won the battle to allow succeeding lost the love for his sport and played hotel that bears his name. generations of skiers the right to a key role in organizing the 2001 STAY AND PLAY! A GREAATT SKI VVAACAATTION
28 year old Schranz winning at Wengen in 1966, prior to the first World Cup season. SOSO CLOSECLOSE TOTO HOME!HOME! Late in his career he was the suc - Schranz was injured in 1960, but start - cessor to Jean-Claude Killy as the ed anyway and finished seventh in World Cup overall champion; both the downhill and giant slalom. odging Schranz won the title at age 30 in the He won a silver medal in giant and l third World Cup season of 1969, and slalom in 1964 at Innsbruck, despite repeated in 1970. He was also the being ill with the flu. ackage downhill champion for those two In 1968 at Grenoble, France, liftp seasons and was the giant slalom Schranz competed in all three alpine season champion in 1969. Schranz events, held at Chamrousse. He fin - won both the "classic downhills" ished fifth in the downhill and sixth ls! four times each: the Hahnenkamm in the giant slalom, both won by dea at Kitzbühel, Austria, (1966, 1969, rival Jean-Claude Killy of the host 1972, 1972), and the Lauberhorn at country, France. Wengen, Switzerland, (1959, 1963, In his first run in the slalom, 1966, 1969). He also excelled at the Schranz time was only 0.32 behind. legendary Arlberg-Kandahar events, His second run was run in a very winning nine times, from 1957 dense fog, which hampered his visi - (Chamonix) to 1970 (Garmisch- bility, and Schranz was impeded by a Partenkirchen). race official which affected his race. Schranz' father was a tunnel work - He was given another chance to er in St. Anton, which led to an early run the second run and took the death from tuberculosis; his widow lead, but was later informed that his was left to raise five children. In first attempt at run two should have addition to the hardship, their hut been counted as he missed a gate burned down. At age 12, Schranz before encountering the race offi - became an apprentice ski maker, cial, and Schranz was disqualified. then worked in a sawmill, and later A jury upheld the decision and became a ski tester. Schranz began Killy was declared the winner for a skiing before age five on salvaged third Olympic gold medal in the broken skis, left by tourists and same games. There was a great deal reworked by his father. of controversy over the suspicion At age 18, he won the first of three that partisan French officials were consecutive Arlberg-Kandahar attempting unfairly to prevent downhill and combined titles at Schranz from winning so that Killy Chamonix in March 1957. Schranz would sweep all three races, dupli - won again the following year, rotat - cating Toni Sailer's 1956 sweep. • 60 SLOPES AND 13 LIFTS ed back to his hometown at St. Schranz had better success at the Anton, and also in 1959 at Garmisch, world championships of non- • SLOPESIDE LODGING Germany. He missed the 1958 World Olympic years: gold in the downhill Championships in Bad Gastein due and combined in 1962 and gold in WITH POOLS AND HOT TUBS to illness. the giant slalom in 1970. (From 1948 The Olympics were unfortunately through 1980, the Winter Olympics Schranz's nemesis. His disqualifica - were also the world championships • JOHNJOHN HHARVARD’SARVARD’S BBREWRREEW HOUSEHOUSE tion from his fourth Olympics in for alpine skiing.) ELLICOTTVILLE,EELLICOTLLICOTTTVTTVILLE,TVILLE, NNEWEW YYORKORK 1972 for acknowledging that he, like Classified as a professional by the ANDAND OAOASISSIS SPSPAA OON-SITEN-SSIITE all other top racers, was not a pure International Olympic Committee, 716-699-2345 amateur caused a furor and subse - Schranz was banned from the 1972 • FUN-LOVINGFUN-LOVING VILLAGEVILLAGE WWITHITH AAPRESPRES SKISKI quent reform of the Internation Winter Olympics in Sapporo, Japan, hholidayvalleyolidayvalley.com Olympic Committee. and retired from the World Cup cir - SHOPPING,SHOPPING, DDININGINING AANDND PPARTYING!ARTYING! In his first Olympics at age 21, cuit in mid-February at age 33. In