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1951 SPORT: Ski Jumping in London
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1:36Now PlayingDate: 2nd April 1951
Location: Hampstead
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Ski Jumping Thrills in London
ENGLAND: London: Hampstead Heath:
EXT
Norwegian skiers spreading out imported snow into ski jump on steel scaffolding
Skier tamping down snow with skis
Straw being spread around where snow ran out
Skiers wiping down skis
DUSK
Skiers skiing down floodlit runway nd jumping off end
Skiers jumping and falling over
DAY
More jumping next day in daylight
Spectators watching
13 year old ski jumper skis down runway and jumps off end
Other ski jumpers jumping and landing in straw at end
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