1.
Flags from all the nations


2.
Bobsleigh getting ready


3.
England II starting


4.
Flag for start with house of the timing people


5.
America II starting


6.
Germany I after the start


7.
Italy I at the start


8.
People and Favourite Germany II at the start


9.
Writing hands


10.
Sunny Corner


11.
Italy II at the sunny corner


12.
People at the sunny corner


13.
End: Swiss I


14.
USA at the end


15.
Italy on the truck


16.
USA II after the championship


17.
USA bobsleigh being packed.


18.
At the end: Time table


19.
USA I arriving


20.
House for starts/Germany II


21.
USA I after the sunny corner


22.
End


23.
People at the start


24.
Heads of people


25.
End, England I going through the end


26.
Italy II at the end


27.
Italy II


28.
USA I after the championship


29.
USA I is world champion, taking congratulations


30.
The four Americans, Tyler, Sheffield, Vooris, Lt. Butler.


31.
Camera people at the end


32.
Germany II at the end


33.
Germany II at the end


34.
Monti, World champion in bobsleigh for two


35.
Ditto.


36.
Swiss Bobsleigh being packed and put away over summer




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Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved

Background: At the end of the second day of the Four-Man Bobsleigh Championship, St. Moritz, Switzerland, Feb 14. America's No. 1. team was leading with a time of 2 mins. 35.32 secs., which included a record run of 1 min. 17.42 secs. German's No. 2 was only one hundredth of a second behind in second place.

The sun and blue sky held out for the second day. The No.1. American team again made two fast descents - 1 min. 17.73 secs and 1 min. 17.77 secs.

The German's, unable to beat 1 min. 18 secs, dropped one place, finishing third to the Americans led by Arthur Tyler, Italy's No.2, with Sergio Zardini in control gained second place.

England's No.1 improving on its previous day's position (fifth) moved into fourth place. Fifth was the Swiss No.2 captained by Max Angst.