Tomba places 17th in slalom 1st leg

Tomba places 17th in slalom 1st leg

Alberto Tomba of Italy finishes a disappointing 17th in the first leg of the Nagano Olympic men's slalom at Mt. Yakebitai, central Japan, on Feb. 21. The former Olympic champion pulled out of the second leg of the slalom event. He fell in his only other race, the men's giant slalom Feb. 19, at the Nagano Games.

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