Bill JohnsonAmerican skier

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  • Olympic Games ( in Olympic Games: Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1984 )

    On the slopes the U.S. ski team was especially successful. American Bill Johnson captured the first-ever U.S. gold medal in the downhill event. In the men’s slalom twin brothers Phil and Steve Mahre (U.S.) took the gold and silver, respectively. Debbie Armstrong (U.S.) won her first and only international race, capturing gold in the giant slalom. Conspicuously absent from the Alpine events were...

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