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June 13, 2002 Hockey Baseball Basketball Football Other sports FAN 590 HELP SEARCH CANOE NAGANO '98 ISP DIRECTORY Alpine Skiing Buraas wins men's slalom SHIGA KOGEN, Japan (AP) -- In a symbolic changing of the guard, a 22-year-old Norwegian with day-glo orange-red hair won the men's slalom race today, after the great Alberto Tomba abandoned his final Olympics with a sore back. With the mountain ...

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