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42. WESH.com - Olympics Dispatcher s Diary Dispatcher s Diary Watching The bobsled. Mary Jo Secor attendsthe fourman bobsled competition, but the reserved seats olympic history. http://ia.newschannel2000.com/olympics/

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43. CANOE 2002 Games - Hays Can Drive Into Bobsled History Saturday, February 23, 2002 Hays can drive into bobsled history. PARK CITY, Utah(AP) The last US men s Oh, and women s olympic bobsled was 46 years away. http://www.slam.ca/2002GamesBobsleighArchive/0223_us-ap.html

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44. NBC To Air 'Ice 2003' This Weekend Skeleton Federation and a former bobsled Olympian himself. Lake Placid was the sitefor both the 1932 and 1980 olympic Winter Games. The olympic history of the http://www.aitworldwide.com/AboutAIT/USBSF/121003.aspx

HOME ABOUT AIT PARTNERING CAREERS ... CONTACT AIT USBSF: 2003-2004 Press Releases 12-10-03 – NBC to Air "Ice 2003" This Weekend NEW YORK, N.Y. – Just in time for the winter weather, NBC Sports will broadcast this weekend a winter sports festival entitled "Verizon Ice 2003," showcasing the sports of Luge, Curling, Bobsled and Skeleton. The event can be seen this Saturday and Sunday (Dec. 13-14), from 4:30-6:00PM ET each day. During the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, in Salt Lake City, UT, these sports combined to win eight medals, including three gold in five different disciplines – luge, men's and women's bobsled, and men's and women's skeleton. "The Salt Lake Olympics were a tremendous success for NBC," said Jon Miller, Senior Vice President of Programming for NBC Sports. "These are some of the sports that delivered the medals and the ratings for us, and we're excited about the opportunity to bring them together again for our viewers." Packaged and produced by Carr-Hughes Productions, of Saratoga Springs, NY, "Ice 2003" will be a fully integrated program, with coverage coming from a variety of locations including luge from Altenberg, Germany, and curling from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Bobsled and Skeleton will originate from Lake Placid, NY, which will also be the host site location. "We believe our concept of intermixing the four sports throughout each show will make for a more entertaining program for our viewers," offered Bob Hughes, executive producer for Carr-Hughes Productions.

45. GOVERNOR PATAKI ANNOUNCES $5 MILLION FOR BOBSLED/LUGE RUN Pataki should be commended for recognizing Lake Placid s rich olympic history, Senator Ron to be an Olympian in the winter sports of luge and bobsled can be http://www.state.ny.us/governor/press/oct8_3_97.html

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 8, 1997 Governor Pataki Announces $5 Million for Bobsled/Luge Run Investment Designed to Encourage Federal, Private Support for Olympic Facility Governor George E. Pataki today announced $5 million in State funding toward the construction of a state-of-the-art bobsled/luge track at the Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) facility at Mt. Van Hoevenberg in Lake Placid. "More than 17 years later, Lake Placid still stirs the Olympic spirit in all of us," Governor Pataki said. "By making an investment in the bobsled/luge track, we are making an investment in the future of Lake Placid a future that one day may again be filled with Olympic glory. "Lake Placid is a national even international community, known around the world for hosting the 1980 Olympics and many world-class events since those wonderful days," the Governor said. "This $5 million investment represents our commitment to maintaining Lake Placid's place as a leader in Olympic class competition. "In addition, I am committed to working with our partners in the federal government, as well as in the private sector, to encourage them to follow the State's lead in funding this important project," Governor Pataki said. "I am determined to see this project through to completion and I still look forward to taking a ride on the new track."

46. A Basic Guide To Bobsledding (An Official United States Olypic Committee Sports in bobsled history, sets the record straight and tells the complete story about theUnited States rightful place in bobsled and olympic history, past, present http://www.bookfinder.us/review3/0836831012.html

A Basic Guide to Bobsledding (An Official United States Olypic Committee Sports Series) Children's Sports Coaching Book Review AUTHOR: Hans Kummer, U.S. Olympic Comittee (Editor), U.S. Olympic Committee (Editor) ISBN: 0836831012 Compare price for this book Coaching Children's Sports Coaching A Basic Guide to Bobsledding (An Official United States Olypic Committee Sports Series) - Book Review, by Hans Kummer, U.S. Olympic Comittee (Editor), U.S. Olympic Committee (Editor) Annotation Provides information on such aspects of bobsledding as the history of the sport, sleds, clothing and safety, training, nutrition and first aid, and more. Describes Olympic and bobsledding organizations. From the Publisher About the Author: Synopsis From The Critics Children's Literature What People Are Saying Compare prices for this book Coaching Children's Sports Coaching

47. Kiat.net: Winter Olympic Games St Moritz 1928 olympic gold medals. The US bobsled team took both gold and silver inthe only fiveman competition in olympic history. Once again the http://www.kiat.net/olympics/history/winter/w02stmoritz.html

@import url(../../../style/default.css); kiat.net where are you :: home Olympics History St Moritz 1928 II (2nd) WINTER GAMES St Moritz, SUI St Moritz, Switzerland IInd WINTER GAMES February 11 - 19, 1928 Mascot - none 25 countries, 464 athletes (26 women) 5 sports, 13 events Opening - President Edmund Schulthess Torch lit by - none The Swiss got the Games due to Holland backing out Another famous tourist resort, St. Moritz in Switzerland, played host to the second edition of the Winter Games. With the first Olympic Winter Games an enormous success, it was no surprise that the St. Moritz Games attracted an 84 percent increase in the number of participants including a 100% increase of female athletes. The Games started poorly due to extremely mild temperatures caused by the "fohn", the warm wind that sweeps the Swiss mountains from the south. The 1928 Winter Games in St. Moritz marked the first time Germany was allowed to participate in any Olympic competition after World War I; the Soviet Union was still notably absent. The Germans won a disappointing one bronze medal. Bobsledding was in the news at the 1928 Games. A new event, the skeleton sled, was upgraded from a demonstration sport and added to the program. In addition, teams in the four-man bobsled event had an option to include a fifth member. They all took up that option.

48. Kiat.net: Winter Olympic Games Lake Placid 1932 make history. During the opening ceremony, the British contingent s flag was carriedby a woman, an olympic first. The Americans won the fourman bobsled, and http://www.kiat.net/olympics/history/winter/w03lakeplacid.html

@import url(../../../style/default.css); kiat.net where are you :: home Olympics History Lake Placid 1932 III (3rd) WINTER GAMES Lake Placid, USA Lake Placid, USA IIIrd WINTER GAMES February 4 - 15, 1932 Mascot - none 17 countries, 252 athletes (21 women) 4 sports, 14 events Opening - Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York Torch lit by - none Bear Mountain, Denver, Duluth, Lake Tahoe, Minneapolis, Yosemite Valley (all USA) and Montreal (CAN) The Olympic Games came to the United States for the first time in 1932. Lake Placid was a ski station among the Adirondacks in the State of New York. The traditional dominion of the Norwegian cross-country skiers was decidedly shaken in the third edition of the Winter Games which went outside of Europe for the first time. The Games at Lake Placid included the debut of the two-man bobsled event, and three demonstration sports: women's speedskating, dog-sled racing and curling (for the second time). Snow had to be trucked in so that the ski jump competition staging area could be covered. Right from the start, the Lake Placid Games were looking to make history. During the opening ceremony, the British contingent's flag was carried by a woman, an Olympic first. The Americans won the four-man bobsled, and team member Eddie Eagan became the first and only man to win both a Summer and Winter Olympic medal Eagan won the 1920 light heavyweight boxing gold medal.

49. GLOBALSeek ~ Today In History ~ September 9th Zenda, Clown) 1924 Nino Bibbia Italy, bobsled (olympicgold-1948 John Curry England,figure skater (olympic-gold-1976 Study of Negro Life history organizes in http://www.globalseek.net/ToDaY/SePTeMBeR/september9.html

50. GLOBALSeek ~ Today In History ~ September 5th blind man) 1954 HansJorgen Gerhardt German DR, bobsled (olympic-gold-1980 1972 11Israeli athletes are slain at Munich olympics 1972 Chemical Religious history. http://www.globalseek.net/ToDaY/SePTeMBeR/september5.html

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51. Usolympicteam.com history of Skeleton The early details of the history of skeleton Women s skeletonwill debut at the 2002 Winter olympic Games. Timeline of bobsled and Skeleton http://www.usoc.org/sports2/skl/az_hist.html

- 30-Second History of Skeleton Timeline of Bobsled and Skeleton Full History of Skeleton 30-Second History of Skeleton The early details of the history of skeleton sliding and bobsledding is widely disputed. One such account credits the first metal skeleton sled to an American tourist, Stephen Whitney, in 1888. Skeleton makes its Olympic debut, for men only, in 1928. The sport is not contested at the Olympic again until 1948. Women's skeleton will debut at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. Timeline of Bobsled and Skeleton The first steel skeleton was introduced to the winter resort scene of St. Moritz, Switzerland, by an American tourist, Stephen Whitney. The first steel bobsled was created in Winchester, England. Possible birth of the sport of skeleton, when all participants used the head first method during a race. The St. Moritz (Switzerland) Bobsled Club was founded, the first such club in the world. Bobsledding and skeleton sliding increase in popularity around winter resorts in Europe, particularly in Switzerland. Founding of the Fédération Internationale de Bobsleigh et de Tobogganing (FIBT) in Paris, France, to oversee the competitive development of the sport..

52. Usolympicteam.com The fourman race was the first olympic bobsled event in will debut at the 2002 Winterolympic Games in The early details of the history of skeleton sliding http://www.usoc.org/sports2/bb/az_hist.html

- 30-Second History of Bobsled Timeline of Bobsled and Skeleton Full History of Bobsled 30-Second History of Bobsled and Skeleton Bobsledding is one of the oldest Winter Olympic sports and debuted at the first Winter Olympics ever. Although its earlier wooden ancestors probably originated in the United States, England and Switzerland can claim the invention of the modern sport of bobsledding. The four-man race was the first Olympic bobsled event in 1924. The two-man race was added to the Olympic schedule in 1932. Women's two-man bobsledding will debut at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah. The early details of the history of skeleton sliding and bobsledding is widely disputed. One such account credits the first metal skeleton sled to an American tourist, Stephen Whitney, in 1888. Women's skeleton will debut at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah, along with the debut of women's bobsled. Timeline of Bobsled and Skeleton The first steel skeleton was introduced to the winter resort scene of St. Moritz, Switzerland, by an American tourist, Stephen Whitney. The first steel bobsled was created in Winchester, England.

53. Winter Olympics - 2002 For the first time in olympic history, women will compete in bobsled,which hurtles sledders down the track at more than 90 mph. Next http://denver.rockymountainnews.com/360/oly1/

Utah Olympic Park Journalists and Salt Lake Olympic officials tour the bobsled, luge and skeleton portions of the Utah Olympic Park. The blue tarp covers the section between turns 11 and 12 of the bobsled run. For the first time in Olympic history, women will compete in bobsled, which hurtles sledders down the track at more than 90 mph. Next >> Click and drag on image to navigate. Click 'a' to zoom in, 'z' to zoom out.

54. The Salt Lake Tribune - 2002 Winter Olympic Games UTAH olympic PARK Jill Bakken drove her Bodine bobsled like a demon to the firstwomen s gold medal in olympic history Tuesday, finishing with a combined http://www.sltrib2002.com/Main/Story.asp?NUM=356543&VOL=02202002

55. Flowers 1st Black To Win Winter Olympics Gold of Vonetta Flowers, the first African American gold medalist in Winter olympic history. withJill Bakken to finish first in the twowoman bobsled, stunning not http://new.blackvoices.com/features/heritage/bv-sports-oly-flowers,0,2878339.col

Password Search BV Sitemap BlackVoices City Guide: Hot spots Monday June 07, 2004 Black News Black News Today Top Stories Nation/World ... Spotlight BV Membership Join Blackvoices Member Center BV Channels Black News Today Entertainment Centerpiece Sports Corner ... Travel BV Interactive Contests Dating Member Photos Member Search ... Email This Page From the Los Angeles Times Bill Plaschke Flowers 1st Black to win Winter Olympics gold Published February 21, 2002 The color combination is deep, striking, tough enough for the Pittsburgh Steelers, pretty enough for a sunflower. But, for 78 years, absent from the Winter Olympics. Until this week, when a bundled-up track star from the Deep South painted the town with it. Black and gold. Forever in the person of Vonetta Flowers, the first African American gold medalist in Winter Olympic history. Black and gold. How beautiful it looked. How sadly strange it looked. For those who dominate these winter sports, it seems that gold medals sometimes come from birth or geography. For the first black winner, it took the miracle of a bobsledder from Birmingham, Ala. "My husband always told me, 'God put you in this sport for a reason,'" Flowers said Wednesday morning, shaking her head. "But I never expected to be here."

56. ACS :: Determination And Courage Drives A Bobsled Full Of Hope Strehli and Shell found a bobsled in someone’s backyard in Utah, all beat acceptanceof women’s bobsledding for the first time in olympic history as part http://www.cancer.org/docroot/FPS/content/FPS_1_Determination_and_Courage_Drives

57. Olympic Bobsledding | 2002 | Winter Olympics | Salt Lake City history Sleds that look similar to the modern day bobsled have been raced for morethan 200 years. bobsledding has been an olympic event since 1924. http://www.kidzworld.com/site/p1764.htm

quick advanced Scroll down for the article Olympic Bobsledding - 2002 History Sleds that look similar to the modern day bobsled have been raced for more than 200 years. Some historians say the sport started in Switzerland in the late 1800s - but there is also evidence of people racing similar sleds in New York State a few years before that. Bobsledding has been an Olympic event since 1924. The Events There are three events in Olympic Bobsledding: two-man, four-man and two-woman. Each team has a driver who is responsible for steering the bobsled and a brakeman who pulls the brake to stop the sled at the end of the race. On the four-man team, there are two pushers who push the sled at the beginning of the race then jump in for the ride. This is the first Winter Olympics where women have competed in the bobsledding race. Who To Watch Todd Hays, USA Todd will be driving in both the two-man and four-man and could win medals in both events. He's competing in his first Olympics and is one of the best all around athletes in the world. Todd used to play football for the University of Tulsa and was the USA Kickboxing Champion in 1993. Christoph Langen, Germany

58. ORDA News Release: September 20: Winter National Senior Games Coming To Lake Pla will learn skills and techniques of the bobsled start and ride The olympic Day endswith the wheel luge clinic. and braking as well as the history and olympic http://www.whiteface.com/ordapublic/cnewsdetail.cfm?id=66

59. Untitled Document what no one had ever done before in olympic history he won a performance like thatof Eric Heiden in the 1980 Winter olympics. 2, Josef Benz, SWI, bobsled, 11-0. http://163.153.218.50/highschool/historyweb/gp3/gp35.html

1980 Winter Olympics The 1980 Winter Olympics held in Lake Placid was a miracle in its own way. It was the second Winter Olympics held in the area (the first in 1932). Costing 88 million dollars, many old facilities from 1932 had to be rebuilt and many new facilities had to be built. It was the thirteenth Winter Olympics, lasting about ten days, with 37 countries represented and 1067 athletes. For the first time the communist People's Republic of China joined a modern Olympics. It was a time when most Americans felt unsafe with the threat of the Cold War. The strength of a speedskater and the victory of a hockey team were the remedies to make the US feel like a nation again... Perhaps the most memorable part of the 1980 Winter Olympics is the US hockey victory over the "unbeatable" Soviet Union. Not a lot was expected of the US hockey team made up of college students and minor leagurers. Everyone watching was stunned by the US win of 4 to 3, and eventually the defeat of Finland for the gold. Goalie Jim Craig stopped an amazing 39 shots from the Soviet Union, and made the US feel good about itself again. Ten thousand fans watched on, waving American flags and chanting: " USA, USA," the last few seconds. With the final buzzer and a do-nothing team that had just beaten the impossible, the crowd erupted. The US had beaten the Russians, and they had never given up. As one announcer put it, " Do you believe in miracles?" The US hockey team allowed us to believe in miracles because we could defeat the "unbeatable," and Lake Placid was apart of this great moment.

60. 2002 OLYMPICS for Hockey, Snowboarding, bobsled, Skijumping; Schülerreferat Olympische NationalGerman olympic Committee in German ard.de Olympialexikon, history, details of http://www.serve.com/shea/olympia.htm

2002 OLYMPICS READ DIRECTIONS BEFORE CLICKING ENGLISCH NEWS and RESOURCES Learn the German names of countries and their locations Olympic Vocabulary matching Web-exercise: Alle sind im Olympiafieber Search Yahoo Daily News using words like "German(y)" or "Austria(n)" or "Swiss/Switzerland" BBC images of daily Olympic events and champions . Check out the cool German uniforms Who's won the most medals as of today? Click on Germany, Austria, Switzerland. Daily Results . Look for German names - even from Italy - Isolde Kostner and Armin Zöggeler Daily Summaries of Olympic events from the BBC German Information Center's Olympic Report with much German Olympic history Georg Hackl - No wonder he's a luge champion - he rides a Porsche! Spain's Johann Muehlegg wins one gold and then another Austrians dominate downhill skiing Switzerland's Ammann surprises with skijumping gold . Wins a second gold Outdoor Sports featured - also click on Galleries and Sport-by-Sport Deutsche Welle Olympic Articles - famous German Olympians of 2002 GERMAN RESOURCES Cool!

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