Happonen victorious, Harada sets hill record at STV Cup

Happonen victorious, Harada sets hill record at STV Cup

SAPPORO, Japan - Finnish teenager Janne Happonen (C) wins the STV Cup large hill ski jumping meet in Sapporo on Jan. 13, beating runner-up Takanobu Okabe (L) and third-place Masahiko Harada (R). Harada set a hill record with a mammoth 141-meter leap.

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