Laura Dahlmeier claims 1st biathlon World Cup victory
NOVE MESTO, Czech Republic (AP) — Laura Dahlmeier won a women's 7.5-kilometer sprint for her first biathlon World Cup victory on Saturday to lead a 1-2 German finish.
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NOVE MESTO, Czech Republic (AP) — Laura Dahlmeier won a women's 7.5-kilometer sprint for her first biathlon World Cup victory on Saturday to lead a 1-2 German finish.
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