Austrian Ski Championships 1921

The 9th Austrian Ski Championship took place as part of the 9th Austrian Ski Association competition from February 5 to 6, 1921 in St. Johann im Pongau in the state of Salzburg and was the first Austrian after the main association competition of 1920 had to be canceled Ski championship after the First World War .

For Austrian ski champion for 1921 is crowned Vorarlberg Josef Bildstein from the Austrian winter sports club Vienna .

organization

The Salzburg Ski Club and the St. Johann im Pongau winter sports association were responsible for the orientation and organization . Despite the difficult situation in the new First Republic , visitors from Vienna , Carinthia , Tyrol , Styria and neighboring Bavaria came .

Prices

The winner of the championship received the golden plaque of the Austrian Ski Association.

Attendees

In addition to the Germans, Dr. Hannemann from Munich , as well as Dr. Beck and Ertl from Berchtesgaden are exclusively Austrians .

The 1913 champion , Sepp Bildstein , as well as Ambros Scholz and Hans Mayringer came from the renowned Austrian Winter Sports Club in Vienna . The Association of Styrian Skiers sent u. a. Josef Obereder , Franz Janiss and Karl Pugl . From Innsbruck , Robert Lezuo , Greussing and Dr. Gatti.

Among the local athletes named u. a. the brothers Siegried and Hermann Amanshauser , the brothers Eder from Zell am See , Peter Radacher from Mühlbach and Max Deutsch from Gastein .

Karl Risch from the Association of Vorarlberg Skiers probably took part. In the present source, however , the athlete Risch is referred to as Berchtesgadener .

Competitions

Cross-country senior citizens (general ranking)

space	country	athlete	society	time	grade
1	AUT	Ing.Robert Lezuo	Innsbruck ski club	1: 04.38	?
2	AUT	Josef Bildstein	Ö.WSC Vienna	1: 05.31	?
3	AUT	Siegfried Amanshauser	Ski club Salzburg	1: 06.40	?
4th	AUT	Hans Mayringer	ÖWSV Vienna	1: 07.45	?
5	AUT	Riebel	WSV Bad Aussee	?	?
6th	AUT	Peter Radacher	SC Mühlbach / Hochkönig	?	?
7th	AUT	Ed. Danner	WSV Bad Aussee	?	?
8th	AUT	F. Erler	Innsbruck ski club	?	?
9	GER	Dr. Karl Hannemann	Munich	?	?
10	GER	Dr. Beck	SC Berchtesgaden	?	?

Date: February 5, 1921
The route led over a distance of 13 km from the Hochgründeck in the middle of the Salzburg Slate Alps with an altitude difference of 1,000 meters and a counter gradient of 100 meters to the destination in St. Johann.
A total of 74 athletes took part in the cross-country skiing competitions, divided into 1st class , 2nd class and age group.

Cross-country juniors

space	country	athlete	society	time	grade
1	AUT	Love wine	Ski club Salzburg	30: 17.4	?
2	AUT	Kopatsch	SC Mühlbach / Hkg.	?	?
3	AUT	Leuchtenmüller	SC Mühlbach / Hkg.	?	?

Date: February 5, 1921
16 participants
Distance: 6 km

Obstacle course seniors

space	country	athlete	society	time	grade
1	AUT	Max German	SC Badgastein	4.08	?
2	AUT	Peter Radacher sen.	SC Mühlbach / Hkg.	?	?
3	AUT	Hermann Amanshauser	Ski club Salzburg	?	?

Date: February 6, 1921 in the morning

The obstacle course was first included as a partial competition for the championship. It was nothing more than a downhill run, whereby the participants had to prove themselves on a route with built-in short jumps on a route given by gate flags (these were the "obstacles").

Jumping senior 1st class

space	country	athlete	society	Expanse	grade
1	AUT	Josef Bildstein	Ö.WSC Vienna	28.0 m, 26.0 m, 23.5 m / 3 gest.	?
2	AUT	Ambros Scholz	Ö.WSC Vienna	26.0 m / 2 gest.	?
3	AUT	Dr. Moro	?	26.0 m / 0 gest.	?

Date: February 6, 1921 afternoon
A total of 39 athletes took part in ski jumping in the various classes.
The jumping competition was opened by the well-known Norwegian Harald Smith , who only started out of competition, with a skilled jump of 31 meters.

Jumping senior citizens 2nd class

space	country	athlete	society	Expanse	grade
1	AUT	Franz Janiss	VSS Graz	29.0 m / 3 gest.	?
2	AUT	Karl Pugl	VSS Graz	24.0 m / 3 gest.	?
3	AUT	Max German	SC Badgastein	22.0 m / 3 gest.	?

Date: February 6, 1921 afternoon

Compound run

space	country	athlete	society	grade
1	AUT	Josef Bildstein	Ö.WSC Vienna	?
2	AUT	Max German	SC Badgastein	?
3	AUT	Peter Radacher	SC Mühlbach / Hkg.	?
4th	AUT	Franz Janiss	VSS Graz	?
5	GER	Dr. Karl Hannemann	Munich	?
6th	GER	Dr. Beck	Berchtesgaden	?

Date: February 5 and 6, 1921

swell

• Ski championship of Austria in: Wiener Sport-Tagblatt dated February 9, 1921, page 3

Individual evidence

1. ^ Ski championship of Austria in: Wiener Sport-Tagblatt of February 9, 1921, page 3