Feb. 02, 1974 - Biggest triumph for the once-King of Alpine skiing: Toni Sailer, winner of three gold medals at the Cortina d Ampezzo Olympics and trainer of the Austrian Olympics and trainer of the Austrian Alpine ski team (center) flashes a big smile as he hugs th downhill race winner David Zwilling (left) and Franz Klammer, race s second (r.). The Austrains scored their biggest triumph at the 23rd Alpine Ski World Championships here by winning one two the most important of all races. - ZUMAk09
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Feb. 02, 1974 - Biggest triumph for the once-King of Alpine skiing: Toni Sailer, winner of three gold medals at the Cortina d Ampezzo Olympics and trainer of the Austrian Olympics and trainer of the Austrian Alpine ski team (center) flashes a big smile as he hugs th downhill race winner David Zwilling (left) and Franz Klammer, race s second (r.). The Austrains scored their biggest triumph at the 23rd Alpine Ski World Championships here by winning one two the most important of all races. - ZUMAk09
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