Olympics-Clues to cauldron lighter lie in past, or future...
By Martin Quin Pollard
Winter Olympian Sport News
Clues to cauldron lighter lie in past, or future...
BEIJING : Those seeking clues to the traditional mystery of who will light the Olympic cauldron at the Games Opening Ceremony on Friday evening will be looking at precedent.
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