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Sailer passed away in Innsbruck after a long illness, his Kitzbuehel Ski Club said. In Austria, where skiing is a national pastime, Sailer's death symbolized the end of an era. Full Article at The Telegraph
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VIENNA - Austrian skiing great Toni Sailer, who in 1956 became the first skier to win all three Alpine gold medals at a Winter Olympics, died in Innsbruck Monday after a long illness, his Kitzbuehel Ski Club said. He was 73. Full Article at Boston Globe
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian ski great Toni Sailer, a triple Olympic champion in 1956, has died after a long illness aged 73, his ski club said on Tuesday. Sailer won all three alpine ski events at the 1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy. Full Article at The Washington Post
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