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alpine, skiing, 1964, winter, olympics, slalom, slalom, competition, innsbruck, 1964, olympics, held, february, axamer, lizum, slalomat, olympic, winter, gamesalpine, skiingvenueaxamer, lizumdatefebruary, 8competitors96, from, nationswinning, time2, 13medalist. The Men s slalom competition of the Innsbruck 1964 Olympics was held on 8 February at Axamer Lizum 1 2 3 Men s slalomat the IX Olympic Winter GamesAlpine skiingVenueAxamer LizumDateFebruary 7 8Competitors96 from 28 nationsWinning time2 11 13MedalistsPepi Stiegler AustriaBilly Kidd United StatesJimmie Heuga United States 19601968 The defending world champion was Charles Bozon of France 4 Contents 1 Final 2 Qualifying 2 1 Round 1 2 2 Round 2 3 ReferencesFinal editRank Name Country Run 1 Run 2 Total Difference nbsp Pepi Stiegler nbsp Austria 1 09 03 1 02 10 2 11 13 nbsp Billy Kidd nbsp United States 1 10 96 1 00 31 2 11 27 0 14 nbsp Jimmie Heuga nbsp United States 1 10 16 1 01 36 2 11 52 0 39 4 Michel Arpin nbsp France 1 11 16 1 01 75 2 12 91 1 78 5 Luggi Leitner nbsp United Team of Germany 1 11 19 1 01 75 2 12 94 1 81 6 Adolf Mathis nbsp Switzerland 1 10 77 1 02 22 2 12 99 1 86 7 Gerhard Nenning nbsp Austria 1 10 29 1 02 91 2 13 20 2 07 8 Buddy Werner nbsp United States 1 11 64 1 01 82 2 13 46 2 33 9 Wolfgang Bartels nbsp United Team of Germany 1 13 83 1 02 09 2 15 92 4 79 10 Stefan Kalin nbsp Switzerland 1 13 92 1 02 12 2 16 04 4 91 11 Italo Pedroncelli nbsp Italy 1 13 94 1 02 38 2 16 32 5 19 12 Guy Perillat nbsp France 1 17 00 0 59 33 2 16 33 5 20 13 Ernst Scherzer nbsp United Team of Germany 1 14 67 1 03 43 2 18 10 6 97 14 Willy Favre nbsp Switzerland 1 13 63 1 04 59 2 18 22 7 09 15 Ivo Mahlknecht nbsp Italy 1 13 69 1 04 54 2 18 23 7 10 16 Per Martin Sunde nbsp Norway 1 14 23 1 04 13 2 18 36 7 23 17 Paride Milianti nbsp Italy 1 13 50 1 04 90 2 18 40 7 27 18 Eberhard Riedel nbsp United Team of Germany 1 13 57 1 05 28 2 18 85 7 72 19 Peter Duncan nbsp Canada 1 14 22 1 04 88 2 19 10 7 97 20 Martino Fill nbsp Italy 1 14 53 1 05 10 2 19 63 8 50 21 Hias Leitner nbsp Austria 1 17 07 1 02 57 2 19 64 8 51 22 Raimo Manninen nbsp Finland 1 14 82 1 05 45 2 20 27 9 14 23 Yoshiharu Fukuhara nbsp Japan 1 14 35 1 06 36 2 20 71 9 58 24 Karl Schranz nbsp Austria 1 10 04 1 11 54 2 21 58 10 45 25 Vasily Melnikov nbsp Soviet Union 1 16 18 1 06 43 2 22 61 11 48 26 Rune Lindstrom nbsp Sweden 1 16 00 1 06 68 2 22 68 11 55 27 Bronislaw Trzebunia nbsp Poland 1 16 27 1 06 46 2 22 73 11 60 28 Olle Rolen nbsp Sweden 1 16 14 1 06 94 2 23 08 11 95 29 Jon Terje Overland nbsp Norway 1 19 16 1 05 68 2 24 84 13 71 30 Jerzy Woyna Orlewicz nbsp Poland 1 18 31 1 06 68 2 24 99 13 86 31 Hajime Tomii nbsp Japan 1 18 49 1 06 60 2 25 09 13 96 32 Peter Lakota nbsp Yugoslavia 1 18 59 1 07 65 2 26 24 15 11 33 Andrzej Derezinski nbsp Poland 1 18 21 1 09 30 2 27 51 16 38 34 Yoshinari Kida nbsp Japan 1 19 11 1 10 00 2 29 11 17 98 35 Arild Holm nbsp Norway 1 21 14 1 08 77 2 29 91 18 78 36 Hans Walter Schadler nbsp Liechtenstein 1 20 29 1 11 71 2 32 00 20 87 37 Javier Masana nbsp Spain 1 22 10 1 13 57 2 35 67 24 54 38 Yoshihiro Ohira nbsp Japan 1 28 79 1 09 08 2 37 87 26 74 39 Arni Sigurdsson nbsp Iceland 1 25 34 1 13 78 2 39 12 27 99 Jos Minsch nbsp Switzerland 1 15 07 DQ Lars Olsson nbsp Sweden 1 18 74 DQ Anton Soltys nbsp Czechoslovakia 1 30 00 DQ Francois Bonlieu nbsp France DQ Jean Guy Brunet nbsp Canada DQ Bengt Erik Grahn nbsp Sweden DQ Chuck Ferries nbsp United States DQ Jean Claude Killy nbsp France DQ Rod Hebron nbsp Canada DQ Ulf Ekstam nbsp Finland DQ Source 1 Qualifying editRound 1 edit The top 25 finishers advanced directly to the final the others went to round two 1 Rank Name Country Time Difference 1 Francois Bonlieu nbsp France 51 23 2 Luggi Leitner nbsp United Team of Germany 51 45 0 22 3 Guy Perillat nbsp France 52 33 1 10 4 Jimmy Heuga nbsp United States 52 45 1 22 5 Buddy Werner nbsp United States 53 19 1 96 6 Pepi Stiegler nbsp Austria 53 41 2 18 Adolf Mathis nbsp Switzerland 8 Karl Schranz nbsp Austria 53 55 2 32 9 Vasily Melnikov nbsp Soviet Union 53 59 2 36 10 Gerhard Nenning nbsp Austria 53 60 2 37 11 Billy Kidd nbsp United States 53 73 2 50 12 Stefan Kalin nbsp Switzerland 53 93 2 70 13 Michel Arpin nbsp France 54 07 2 84 14 Italo Pedroncelli nbsp Italy 54 22 2 99 15 Willy Favre nbsp Switzerland 54 29 3 06 16 Rune Lindstrom nbsp Sweden 54 43 3 20 17 Jerzy Woyna Orlewicz nbsp Poland 54 55 3 32 18 Paride Milianti nbsp Italy 54 67 3 44 19 Ernst Scherzer nbsp United Team of Germany 54 77 3 54 20 Hias Leitner nbsp Austria 54 90 3 67 21 Jon Terje Overland nbsp Norway 54 90 3 67 22 Jos Minsch nbsp Switzerland 54 95 3 72 23 Jean Guy Brunet nbsp Canada 54 98 3 75 24 Bengt Erik Grahn nbsp Sweden 54 99 3 76 25 Chuck Ferries nbsp United States 55 17 3 94 26 Per Martin Sunde nbsp Norway 55 24 4 01 27 Arild Holm nbsp Norway 55 57 4 34 28 Tally Monastyryov nbsp Soviet Union 55 71 4 48 29 Jean Claude Killy nbsp France 55 79 4 56 30 Eberhard Riedel nbsp United Team of Germany 55 88 4 65 31 Yoshihiro Ohira nbsp Japan 56 31 5 08 32 Raimo Manninen nbsp Finland 56 33 5 10 33 Valery Shein nbsp Soviet Union 56 33 5 10 34 Martino Fill nbsp Italy 56 43 5 20 35 Andrzej Derezinski nbsp Poland 56 75 5 52 36 Ulf Ekstam nbsp Finland 57 11 5 88 37 Yoshinari Kida nbsp Japan 57 36 6 13 38 Bronislaw Trzebunia nbsp Poland 57 72 6 49 39 Peter Lakota nbsp Yugoslavia 57 84 6 61 40 Wolfgang Bartels nbsp United Team of Germany 57 91 6 68 41 Petar Angelov nbsp Bulgaria 58 14 6 91 42 Olle Rolen nbsp Sweden 58 39 7 16 43 Anton Soltys nbsp Czechoslovakia 58 67 7 44 44 Juan Garriga nbsp Spain 59 53 8 30 45 Lars Olsson nbsp Sweden 59 80 8 57 46 Johann Vilbergsson nbsp Iceland 60 39 9 16 47 Javier Masana nbsp Spain 60 95 9 72 48 Hans Walter Schadler nbsp Liechtenstein 61 53 10 30 49 Yoshiharu Fukuhara nbsp Japan 61 66 10 43 50 Charles Westenholz nbsp Great Britain 61 96 10 73 51 Luis Sanchez nbsp Spain 62 40 11 17 52 Francisco Cortes nbsp Chile 64 43 13 20 53 Osvaldo Ancinas nbsp Argentina 64 63 13 40 54 Piers Baron de Westenholz nbsp Great Britain 65 12 13 89 55 Peter Brockhoff nbsp Australia 65 32 14 09 56 Fayzollah Band Ali nbsp Iran 65 60 14 37 57 Josef Gassner nbsp Liechtenstein 65 78 14 55 58 Simon Brown nbsp Australia 66 83 15 60 59 Rod Hebron nbsp Canada 67 56 16 33 60 Juan Holz nbsp Chile 67 56 16 33 61 Nazih Geagea nbsp Lebanon 68 21 16 98 62 Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki nbsp Iran 68 47 17 24 63 Peter Wenzel nbsp Australia 68 68 17 45 64 Jonathan Taylor nbsp Great Britain 68 73 17 50 65 Arni Sigurdsson nbsp Iceland 69 03 17 80 66 August Wolfinger nbsp Liechtenstein 69 75 18 52 67 Prince Karim Aga Khan nbsp Iran 71 92 20 69 68 John Rigby nbsp Great Britain 72 16 20 93 69 Muzaffer Demirhan nbsp Turkey 72 26 21 03 70 Zeki Samiloglu nbsp Turkey 72 81 21 58 71 Oto Pustoslemsek nbsp Yugoslavia 73 82 22 59 72 Luis Viu nbsp Spain 74 06 22 83 73 Vicente Vera nbsp Chile 74 82 23 59 74 Ivo Mahlknecht nbsp Italy 76 97 25 74 75 Jean Keyrouz nbsp Lebanon 77 36 26 13 76 Osman Yuce nbsp Turkey 78 75 27 52 77 Vasilios Makridis nbsp Greece 79 70 28 47 78 Hajime Tomii nbsp Japan 80 85 29 62 79 Manuel Mena nbsp Argentina 85 60 34 37 80 Bahattin Topal nbsp Turkey 85 99 34 76 81 Michel Rahme nbsp Lebanon 86 76 35 53 82 Konstantinos Karydas nbsp Greece 91 51 40 28 83 Dimitrios Pappos nbsp Greece 102 76 51 53 84 Jo Yeong Seok nbsp South Korea 109 14 57 91 85 Kim Dong Baek nbsp South Korea 121 88 70 65 Kristinn Benediktsson nbsp Iceland DQ Robert Swan nbsp Canada DQ Jorge Abelardo Eiras nbsp Argentina DNF Pedro Klempa nbsp Argentina DNF Peter Duncan nbsp Canada DNF Hernan Boher nbsp Chile DNF Ovaness Meguerdonian nbsp Iran DNF Sami Beyroun nbsp Lebanon DNF Radim Kolousek nbsp Czechoslovakia DNF Fric Deticek nbsp Yugoslavia DNF Andrej Klinar nbsp Yugoslavia DNF Round 2 edit The top 25 finishers advanced directly to the final the others went to round two 1 Rank Name Country Time Difference 1 Jean Claude Killy nbsp France 53 79 2 Yoshiharu Fukuhara nbsp Japan 54 07 0 28 3 Eberhard Riedel nbsp United Team of Germany 54 44 0 65 4 Per Martin Sunde nbsp Norway 55 03 1 24 5 Raimo Manninen nbsp Finland 55 41 1 62 6 Peter Lakota nbsp Yugoslavia 55 59 1 80 7 Ivo Mahlknecht nbsp Italy 55 78 1 99 8 Wolfgang Bartels nbsp United Team of Germany 55 84 2 05 9 Rod Hebron nbsp Canada 55 99 2 20 10 Tally Monastyryov nbsp Soviet Union 56 09 2 30 11 Martino Fill nbsp Italy 56 32 2 53 12 Peter Duncan nbsp Canada 56 43 2 64 13 Bronislaw Trzebunia nbsp Poland 56 55 2 76 14 Andrzej Derezinski nbsp Poland 56 66 2 87 15 Lars Olsson nbsp Sweden 56 66 2 87 16 Olle Rolen nbsp Sweden 57 17 3 38 17 Hajime Tomii nbsp Japan 57 44 3 65 18 Yoshinari Kida nbsp Japan 58 06 4 27 19 Yoshihiro Ohira nbsp Japan 58 09 4 30 20 Ulf Ekstam nbsp Finland 58 48 4 69 21 Javier Masana nbsp Spain 59 14 5 35 22 Arild Holm nbsp Norway 59 31 5 52 23 Anton Soltys nbsp Czechoslovakia 59 45 5 66 24 Hans Walter Schadler nbsp Liechtenstein 59 62 5 83 25 Arni Sigurdsson nbsp Iceland 59 67 5 88 26 Luis Sanchez nbsp Spain 60 56 6 77 27 Kristinn Benediktsson nbsp Iceland 60 57 6 78 28 Charles Westenholz nbsp Great Britain 60 99 7 20 29 Jonathan Taylor nbsp Great Britain 61 33 7 54 30 Prince Karim Aga Khan nbsp Iran 61 68 7 89 31 Piers Baron de Westenholz nbsp Great Britain 61 89 8 10 32 Josef Gassner nbsp Liechtenstein 61 90 8 11 33 Hernan Boher nbsp Chile 61 95 8 16 34 Johann Vilbergsson nbsp Iceland 62 23 8 44 35 John Rigby nbsp Great Britain 62 45 8 66 36 Luis Viu nbsp Spain 63 18 9 39 37 Fayzollah Band Ali nbsp Iran 63 80 10 01 39 Juan Holz nbsp Chile 64 38 10 59 38 Osvaldo Ancinas nbsp Argentina 64 35 10 56 40 Ovaness Meguerdonian nbsp Iran 64 38 10 59 41 Jorge Abelardo Eiras nbsp Argentina 64 57 10 78 42 Peter Brockhoff nbsp Australia 64 58 10 79 43 Fric Deticek nbsp Yugoslavia 65 08 11 29 44 Simon Brown nbsp Australia 65 88 12 09 45 Nazih Geagea nbsp Lebanon 66 15 12 36 46 Bahattin Topal nbsp Turkey 67 69 13 90 47 August Wolfinger nbsp Liechtenstein 67 72 13 93 48 Muzaffer Demirhan nbsp Turkey 68 20 14 41 49 Peter Wenzel nbsp Australia 70 25 16 46 50 Zeki Samiloglu nbsp Turkey 72 03 18 24 51 Manuel Mena nbsp Argentina 75 88 22 09 52 Jean Keyrouz nbsp Lebanon 76 24 22 45 53 Michel Rahme nbsp Lebanon 81 19 27 40 54 Jo Yeong Seok nbsp South Korea 88 53 34 74 55 Konstantinos Karydas nbsp Greece 97 46 43 67 56 Vasilios Makridis nbsp Greece 100 27 46 48 Radim Kolousek nbsp Czechoslovakia DQ Lotfollah Kia Shemshaki nbsp Iran DQ Juan Garriga nbsp Spain DQ Oto Pustoslemsek nbsp Yugoslavia DQ Osman Yuce nbsp Turkey DQ Sami Beyroun nbsp Lebanon DQ Dimitrios Pappos nbsp Greece DQ Andrej Klinar nbsp Yugoslavia DNF Kim Dong Baek nbsp South Korea DNF Francisco Cortes nbsp Chile DNF Pedro Klempa nbsp Argentina DNF Petar Angelov nbsp Bulgaria DNF Robert Swan nbsp Canada DNF Valery Shein nbsp Soviet Union DNF Vicente Vera nbsp Chile DNF References edit a b c d Offizieller Bericht der IX Olympischen Winterspiele Innsbruck 1964 PDF Austrian Federal Publishing House for Instruction Science and Art Vienna and Munich LA84 Foundation 1964 p 94 Retrieved January 3 2014 Alpine Skiing at the 1964 Innsbruck Winter Games Men s Slalom Sports Reference Archived from the original on 17 April 2020 Retrieved 14 March 2018 Yanks earn two medals in 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