How are ice skating speed skating World Championship made amateurs (Weeknummer 73-09) 🔴
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Date: 01/02/2018

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Publication Date: 17 February 1973

Description: Newsreels in which Dutch subjects of a particular week are presented.

Description (more): In the Skate factory skating contest in Amsterdam are Viking. The different parts are die-cut and put together. A man point the irons, the shoe supports are made, and the shoe is put out. Finally Director and former speed skater Jaap Hafez the skates. Further the World Speed Skating Championships in Deventer. Harm Kuipers wins the 1500 m by Kondajov (USSR) and is second at this distance. Göran Claeson (Sweden) wins the 10 km from Piet Kleine. Claeson becomes first in general overall, Sten Stensen (Sweden) second, small third and Kuipers fourth. Prof-rider Kees Verkerk is on the stand. During the match the text to fly airplanes over with advertising cards for the ISSL-skating competitions for pros in the Hague.

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