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Herbst, Palander share victory in World Cup men's slalom

SHIGA KOGEN, Japan - Austria's Reinfried Herbst (L) and Finland's Kalle Palander jointly hoist the winner's trophy after winning the FIS World Cup Alpine Skiing men's slalom with the same timing of 1 minute 40.60 seconds on Mt Yakebitai in Shiga Kogen, central Japan, on March 11.

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(1)Palander, Schoenfelder tie for 1st at World Cup slalom

SHIGA KOGEN, Japan - Kalle Palander of Finland tied for first with Austria's Rainer Schoenfelder at an Alpine skiing World Cup slalom race at Shiga Kogen in Nagano Prefecture March 8 to claim his fourth consecutive World Cup slalom victory. Both men finished in a dead heat of 1 minute 41.14 seconds.

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(2)Palander, Schoenfelder tie for 1st at World Cup slalom

SHIGA KOGEN, Japan - Austria's Rainer Schoenfelder tied for first with Kalle Palander of Finland at an Alpine skiing World Cup slalom race at Shiga Kogen in Nagano Prefecture on March 8. Both men finished in a dead heat of 1 minute 41.14 seconds.

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Herbst, Palander share victory in World Cup men's slalom

SHIGA KOGEN, Japan - Austria's Reinfried Herbst (L) and Finland's Kalle Palander jointly hoist the winner's trophy after winning the FIS World Cup Alpine Skiing men's slalom with the same timing of 1 minute 40.60 seconds on Mt Yakebitai in Shiga Kogen, central Japan, on March 11. (Kyodo)

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(2)Palander, Schoenfelder tie for 1st at World Cup slalom

SHIGA KOGEN, Japan - Austria's Rainer Schoenfelder tied for first with Kalle Palander of Finland at an Alpine skiing World Cup slalom race at Shiga Kogen in Nagano Prefecture on March 8. Both men finished in a dead heat of 1 minute 41.14 seconds. (Kyodo)

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(1)Palander, Schoenfelder tie for 1st at World Cup slalom

SHIGA KOGEN, Japan - Kalle Palander of Finland tied for first with Austria's Rainer Schoenfelder at an Alpine skiing World Cup slalom race at Shiga Kogen in Nagano Prefecture March 8 to claim his fourth consecutive World Cup slalom victory. Both men finished in a dead heat of 1 minute 41.14 seconds. (Kyodo)