The 6th Winter Olympics, held in Oslo, Norway. A large crowd of spectators gathered at Bislett Stadium. 1500 meters, 5000 meters and 10000 meters speed skating events at Bislett Stadium begin. The spectators cheer the skaters. Hjalmar Andersen of Norway wins three gold medals. Skater Andrea Mead Lawrence of the United States is seen receiving one of her two gold medals. The spectators cheer the skiers during the men's slalom event. Footage includes Stein Eriksen of Norway, Zeno Colo of Italy, and Jack Reddish of the United States. Othmar Schneider of Austria wins the men's slalom event. Location: Oslo Norway. Date: February 21, 1952.

World slalom championship races held in Are, Sweden

Unissued / Unused material. <br/> <br/>Slalom skiing race. Lauberhorn, Switzerland. <br/> <br/>MS international flags flying. MS number 4 Henri Oreiller starting off. MS Number 8 Stein Eriksen starting off. Pan with Number 1 Desire Lacroix en route. <br/> <br/>MS number 8 Eriksen skiing downhill through hazards. MS number 17 Othmar Schneider. MS's as competitor falls and skids. MS crowd watching. Pan with number 1 Lacroix to finish. <br/> <br/>Used in AKC 206.

11/21/63 A0001097 NEW YORK CITY: SKI CHAMPIONS COMPETE IN WHITE ROSE INDOOR OLYMPICS: LOCALS "SKIING EXHIBIT" SHOWS: EXHIBITS: FIRST WHITE ROSE INTERNATIONAL WON BY TOMMY CORCORAN: THEN FANCY SKIING BY STEIN ERIKSEN THRU. FASHION SHOW: (SHOT 11/21/63 150FT) ERICKSEN, STEIN CORCORAN, TOMMY SKIING (EXHIBITIONS) NEW YORK NEW YORK GOTTLIEB / 150 FT / 16 NEG /

According to professional Clinton watchers, the first family has functionally disappeared from view on their mountain vacation.

VARIOUS LOW ANGLE MS'S OF THE EXTERIOR OF THE STEIN ERIKSEN LODGE

17:00:46:00 WS PAN from woods to the EXT of Stein Eriksen Lodge / WS PAN from woods to the EXT of Stein Eriksen Lodge (0:46) / 17:01:32:29 CU of sign for the Stein Eriksen Lodge (0:22) / 17:01:55:13 W ...

COMMERCIAL FOR VICEROY CIGARETTES. BOB PETTIT BASKETBALL STAR. BILL ELLIOTT. STEIN ERIKSEN. SKI CHAMP.

NOTES: COL PRINT LOCATION: GARMISCH / PARTENKIRCHEN TITLE: MEN'S SLALOM SERVICED DATE: 02/06/78 NO: LNC 90299 DATE SHOT: 02/05/78 LENGTH: 63 FT SECONDS: 101 SOUND: MUTE DATE OF ARRIVAL: FILM SHOWS: FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PLACE TAKERS IN THE MEN'S SLALOM AT GARMISC-PARTENKIRCHEN, WEST GERMANY. LEAD IN: SWEDEN'S INGEMAR STENMARK SNATCHED THE MEN'S WORLD SLALOM TITLE AT GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, WEST GERMANY, ON SUNDAY (5 FEBRUARY). HIS WIN BROUGHT HIM HIS SECOND GOLD MEDAL IN FOUR DAYS AND BROUGHT THE CHAMPIONSHIPS TO A CLOSE. ANOTHER TITLE DECIDED ON SUNDAY WAS THE COMBINATION EVENT WHICH WENT TO ANDREAS WENZEL, GIVING LICHTENSTEIN ITS FIFTH GOLD MEDAL IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP. STENMARK CAME FROM BEHIND WITH A FAULTLESS SECOND RUN TO WIN THE SLALOM EVENT. FEET R/SECS 4 6 GV SLOPE AND VIEW 25 40 MS STENMARK DOWN (4 SHOTS) 27 43 MS SCOREBOARD 40 64 MS FROMMELT DOWN (3 SHOTS) 57 91 LS GROS DOWN (3 SHOTS) 60 96 MCU STENMARK WAVES TO CROWD 61 98 GV CROWD 63 101 MS FROMMELT AND GROSS HOIST STENMARK COMMENTARY: THE SLOPE WAS SO STEEP AND ICY THAT 56 OF THE 102 STARTERS WERE ELIMINATED. STENMARK, WHO ON THURSDAY WON THE MEN'S GIANT SLALOM BY MORE THAN TWO SECONDS HAD A HARDER JOB TO TAKE THE TITLE AWAY FROM ITALY'S PIERO GROS ON SUNDAY. BUT ON THE SECOND FLATTER COURSE STEN MARK GLIDED THROUGH THE 62 GATES ALMOST A SECOND FASTER THAN GROS. THE SWEDE'S TIMES WERE 51.56 AND 47.98 FOR A TOTAL OF 99.54. STENMARK'S DOUBLE SLALOM WIN PUT HIM ALONGSIDE FORMER GREATS LIKE GUSTAVO THOENI, JEAN-CLAUDE KILLY, TONY SAILE AND STEIN ERIKSEN - THE ONLY MEN TO HAVE ACHIEVED THE FEAT. HE AND AUSTRIA'S ANNEMARIE MOSER-PROELL EMERGED AS THIS YEAR'S OUTSTANDING CONTESTANT - BOTH WITH DOUBLE WINS. THIRD IN THE SLALOM EVENT WAS PAUL FROMMELT OF LICHTENSTEIN. HE TOOK THE BRONZE MEDAL AFTER AUSTRIAN FAVOURITE KLAUS HEIDEGGER HOOKED HIS LEFT SKI ON A GATE HALF- WAY THROUGH THE SECOND RUN. NEVERTHELESS AUSTRIA WITH SEVEN GOLD MEDALS OVERALL AND FOUR OF THE EIGHT GOLDS AT STAKE, LEFT AS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL TEAM, WHILE ITALY, FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES WENT HOME WITH JUST ONE MEDAL EACH. ITALY'S PIERO GROSS, REVELING IN THE STEEP ICY CONDITIONS, POSTED THE FASTEST TIME IN THE FIRST HEAT OF THE SLALOM, CLOCKING 51,29 SECONDS - 27 SECONDS AHEAD OF STENMARK'S FIRST-RUN SCORE. HIS TIME FOR THE SECOND HEAT WAS 48.91 BUT STENMARK COUNTERED WITH A SIZZLING 47.98 TO TAKE THE TITLE. GROSS PUT HIS DEFEAT DOWN TO HIS SECOND RUN. HE SAID HE HELD BACK TOO MUCH IN THE MIDDLE SECTION. THE VICTOR STENMARK, WHO WAS ODDS-ON FAVOURITE FOR BOTH SLALOM EVENTS SAID IT HAD BEEN AS MUCH A VICTORY OVER HIS NERVES AS HIS RIVALS. HE WAS HOISTED HIGH BY THE RUNNERS UP IN RECOGNITION OF HIS ACHIEVEMENT.

Pre-Olympic ski tournament in Wengen, Switzerland

COMMERCIAL FOR VICEROY CIGARETTES. BOB PETTIT, BASKETBALL CHAMPION. SPOKESMAN BILL ELLIOTT. STEIN ERIKSEN, SKI CHAMPION.

Olympic skiers from the US, Austria and Norway race in downhill slalom

Norwegian Stein Eriksen wins FIS Alpine World Ski Championship in Are, Sweden

International Ski Championships in Sweden

World Ski Championships finals in Are, Sweden

Medal ceremonies for various events at 1952 Winter Olympics in Oslo