LEVI, Finland -- Andre Myhrer of Sweden had a perfect start to his defence of the World Cup slalom title, winning the seasons first race in the discipline on Sunday after narrowly holding off defending overall champion Marcel Hirscher of Austria in a close second run. The 29-year-old Swede led after the first run and did just enough to hold on for the win, clocking 1 minute, 49.55 seconds to beat Hirscher by just 0.06 seconds. Myhrer, a 2010 Vancouver Olympics bronze medallist , earned the fifth World Cup slalom victory of his career, but said he was still nervous going out last after seeing Hirscher put down a good time. "This level is so high so if you take it easy just a little bit youre behind," he said. "Its not easy to be alone up there ... knowing that everybody is down (already) and its just you left. But Ive proved that I can manage that." Hirscher trailed by 0.27 seconds after the first run and had the second fastest time of all skiers in the afternoon as well. "Im happy, really happy at the moment," Hirscher said. "And six hundreds of a second is really nothing." Jens Byggmark, also of Sweden, was 0.61 seconds behind in third for his first World Cup podium finish in four years. Byggmark burst onto the scene unexpectedly by winning back-to-back slaloms in Kitzbuehel in 2007 but has not won a major race since. He took silver at the world championships last year, and showed again on Sunday that he can still challenge for victories. "Ive been working really hard to be more stable and I think Ive reached my goal," the 27-year-old Byggmark said, adding that he needs to "keep this level and to be on the podium for the whole season." The Swedes have a new coach this season, former Alpine skier Johan Brolenius, whose training tactics have helped lift the team, Byggmark said. "We have a good pace (in) training and were fighting, were fighting hard, and were helping each other." American Ted Ligety, who won the opening giant slalom World Cup race in Soelden by the biggest winning margin since 1979, finished in a tie for 13th place, 1.65 seconds behind Myhrer. Ligety is now third on the overall leaderboard. Hirscher is currently in the lead with 140 points and Italys Manfred Moelgg is trailing a close second. Levi -- about 105 miles north of the Arctic Circle -- is the worlds northernmost World Cup venue. Last year, the scheduled circuit races were cancelled here because of a lack of snow. The next mens World Cup races are in downhill and super G in Lake Louise, Canada, on Nov. 24-25. wholesale jerseys . The two-time Olympic medallist was named as Canadas Olympic flag bearer in a press conference Thursday morning. "It was a huge thrill for me to receive the call from my Olympic hero, Mark Tewksbury, asking me to be Canadas flag-bearer," said the veteran from Victoria, B. Cheap NFL Jerseys . PETERSBURG, Fla. http://www.nfljerseyscheapwho... . 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Winnipegs lead in the wild card race is down to four games after the St. Paul Saints beat the Gary SouthShore RailCats 5-1 Monday night. The Goldeyes now trail Fargo by five and a half games for first place in the North Division. Winnipeg opened a two-run lead in the second inning when Yurendell de Caster singled in Amos Ramon and then scored a batter later on a Josh Mazzola double. The Goldeyes extended the lead to 3-0 in the fourth, as Mike Coles doubled and then scored on a Kyle Day double. The RedHawks first cut into Winnipegs lead in the bottom of the fourth with a pair of runs thanks to two RBI singles. Nic Jackson hit a solo home run for Fargo in the sixth inning to tie the game 3-3. A Price Kendall error in the eighth inning led to Fargo taking the lead. Kendalll failed to pick up a ground ball at short, which allowed Jackson to reach base.dddddddddddd Jackson came around to score on a Jon Gaston single and, with two outs, Ryan Delgados sac fly to score Eric Campbell gave the RedHawks a 5-3 lead. Coles, Josh Mazzola and Amos Ramon each had two hits for the Goldeyes, who grounded three double plays in the game. Two of the double plays were line drives to Fargo second baseman Carlo Cota, who then doubled up the Winnipeg base runner at first base. Goldeyes starter Matt Rusch went six and a third innings, allowing three runs and striking out three. He takes the no decision. Brian Beuning is the hard luck loser after giving up two unearned runs in the eighth inning. Kevin Fuqua picks up the win for Fargo, while Tom Boleska earns his 25th save of the season. The Goldeyes and RedHawks meet against Tuesday night at Newman Outdoor Field at 7 p.m. Lefty Todd Privett (5-4, 3.25) will toe the slab for Winnipeg, while Fargo will counter with Tyler Herron (8-3, 4.02). ' ' '

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