Nordic World Ski Championships 1929 / Nordic Combined Men

Nordic World Ski Championships 1929 competitions
Cross-country skiing0
singles	Men 18 km	-
singles	Men 50 km	-
Ski jumping0
singles	Men K-60	-
Nordic combination0
singles	Men K-60/18 km	-
Demonstration competitions 0
Cross-country skiing
singles	-	Women 7 km
Alpine skiing
singles	Downhill men	-
Framework competitions 0
Military race
team	Military patrol	-

At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1929 in Zakopane , Poland , a competition in Nordic combined was held.

The combined cross-country race over 18 km was held as part of the special cross-country race on February 8th on the slopes around the city of Zakopane and saw the Finn Esko Järvinen as the winner ahead of the two Norwegians Hans Vinjarengen and Ole Stenen . The combined jump took place on February 9th at Wielka Krokiew , with Vinjarengen taking the lead with jumps over 40 and 44 meters.

Nordic combined K-60/18 km

Date: cross-country skiing on Friday, February 8, 1929; Combination ski jumping on Saturday, February 9, 1929.
Location: Zakopane , Wielka Krokiew ( K -60)
Participants: Cross-country skiing: 51 skiers started, 43 of whom were rated; Combination ski jumping: 40 ski jumpers started, 39 of them counted;

rank	athlete	country	Overall grade	Time 18 km	Points 18 km	Rank 18 km	Width 1	Width 2	Points jumping	Rank jumping
1	Hans Vinjarengen	Norway	452.10	1: 26: 29.0 h	234.00	3	40.0 m	44.5 m	218.1	3
2	Ole Stenen	Norway	432.86	1: 26: 05.0 h	235.50	2	34.0 m	44.0 m	196.7	12
3	Esko Järvinen	Finland	431.70	1: 25: 21.0 h	240.00	1	32.0 m	42.0 m	191.7	17th
4th	Bronislaw Czech	Poland	431.06	1: 26: 57.0 h	231.00	4th	34.5 m	43.0 m	199.4	10
5	Kristian Johansson	Norway	429.79	1: 31: 38.0 h	208.50	15th	40.0 m	50.0 m	221.6	2
6th	Peder Belgum	Norway	428.32	1: 27: 29.0 h	229.50	5	35.0 m	41.0 m	199.4	9
7th	Paavo Nuotio	Finland	423.30	1: 27: 35.0 h	228.00	6th	36.5 m	40.0 m	195.3	14th
8th	Alois Kratzer	German Empire	416.90	1: 31: 02.0 h	211.50	14th	36.0 m	44.0 m	205.4	7th
9	Gustav Müller	German Empire	411.50	1: 27: 39.0 h	228.00	7th	35.0 m	41.5 m	183.5	20th
10	Arne Busterud	Norway	408.60	1: 35: 03.0 h	192.00	22nd	39.0 m	47.0 m	216.6	4th
11	Leif Skagnæs	Norway	406.60	1: 30: 39.0 h	213.00	13	36.0 m	41.0 m	193.6	15th
12	Christian Holmen	Norway	404.80	1: 34: 42.0 h	193.50	19th	37.0 m	45.0 m	211.3	5
13	Karol Gąsienica-Szostak	Poland	401.38	1: 29: 56.0 h	216.00	11	31.5 m	41.0 m	184.9	19th
14th	Antoni Gąsienica-Szostak	Poland	400.83	1: 32: 37.0 h	204.00	17th	33.0 m	44.0 m	197.5	11
15th	Gérard Vuilleumier	Switzerland	397.80	1: 34: 52.0 h	192.00	21st	36.0 m	46.0 m	205.8	6th
16	Sigmund Ruud	Norway	392.10	1: 41: 11.0 h	163.50	36	41.5 m	48.0 m	228.6	1
17th	Rudolf Burkert	Czechoslovakia HDW	385.80	1: 36: 23.0 h	186.00	24	34.0 m	43.0 m	199.8	8th
18th	Albert Ettrich	Czechoslovakia HDW	379.17	1: 29: 38.0 h	217.50	10	28.0 m	34.0 m	161.1	29
19th	Hans Bauer	German Empire	378.11	1: 29: 15.0 h	220.50	9	22.0 m	34.0 m	158.1	30th
20th	Stefan Lauener	Switzerland	376.60	1: 36: 56.0 h	183.00	26th	34.0 m	42.0 m	193.6	16
21st	Stanisław Gąsienica-Sieczka	Poland	374.20	1: 38: 00.0 h	178.50	27	34.0 m	44.0 m	195.7	13
22nd	Wladyslaw Czech	Poland	370.60	1: 28: 40.0 h	223.50	8th	25.0 m	29.0 m	147.1	33
23	Adolf Hnyk	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	366.00	1: 38: 09.0 h	177.00	28	32.0 m	41.0 m	189.0	18th
24	Fritz Pellkofer	German Empire	363.85	1: 34: 51.0 h	192.75	20th	30.0 m	37.0 m	171.1	24
25th	Sven Eriksson (Selånger)	Sweden	361.00	1: 31: 38.0 h	208.50	15th	37.5 m *	44.5 m	152.5	32
26th	Władysław Gąsienica	Poland	355.40	1: 35: 54.0 h	187.50	23	33.0 m	31.0 m	167.9	26th
27	Władysław Żytkowicz	Poland	353.00	1: 33: 38.0 h	198.00	18th	27.0 m	33.0 m	155.0	31
28	Hans Kleppen	Norway	351.00	1: 38: 36.0 h	175.50	29	43.0 m	51.0 m *	175.5	22nd
29	Erwin Priebsch	Czechoslovakia HDW	343.95	1: 40: 43.0 h	165.75	35	33.0 m	38.0 m	178.2	21st
30th	Bohuslav Kadavý	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	336.60	1: 39: 13.0 h	172.50	31	27.0 m	35.0 m	164.1	27
31	Otto Hauser	Czechoslovakia HDW	334.50	1: 39: 10.0 h	172.50	30th	25.0 m	38.0 m	162.0	28
32	Zygmunt Rajski	Poland	318.15	1: 36: 46.0 h	183.75	25th	30.0 m	42.5 m *	134.4	34
33	Leopold Gajduschek	Poland	306.60	1: 47: 01.0 h	138.00	39	29.0 m	34.0 m	168.6	25th
34	Szczepan Witkowski	Poland	301.30	1: 40: 04.0 h	168.00	33	20.0 m	28.0 m	133.3	35
35	Josef Aschauer	German Empire	296.50	1: 30: 12.0 h	214.50	12	22.0 m	37.0 m *	88.0	39
36	Piotr Kolesar	Poland	295.30	1: 51: 13.0 h	121.50	42	30.0 m	28.0 m	173.8	23
37	Vital Venzi	Italy	284.60	1: 39: 43.0 h	171.00	32	28.0 m *	41.0 m	113.6	37
38	Walter Hain	Czechoslovakia HDW	241.40	1: 53: 48.0 h	111.00	43	38.0 m	44.0 m *	130.4	36
39	Friedrich Lexen	Romania	218.40	1: 49: 44.0 h	127.50	40	18.0 m	32.0 m	95.5	38
DNF	Franz Bujak	Czechoslovakia HDW	-	1: 40: 29.0 h	166.50	34	-	-	-	DNS / F
DNF	Karl Machatschek	Czechoslovakia HDW	-	1: 42: 00.0 h	160.50	37	-	-	-	DNS / F
DNF	Paul Novak	Czechoslovakia HDW	-	1: 49: 57.0 h	126.00	41	-	-	-	DNS / F
DNF	Bořivoj Německý	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	-	1: 42: 37.0 h	157.50	38	-	-	-	DNS / F
DNF	?	?	-	-	-	DNF	-	-	-	DNS
DNF	?	?	-	-	-	DNF	-	-	-	DNS
DNS / F	Ludwig Boeck	German Empire	-	-	-	DNS / F	-	-	-	DNS
DNS / F	Walter Glass	German Empire	-	-	-	DNS / F	-	-	-	DNS
DNS / F	Béla Szepes	Hungary	-	-	-	DNS / F	-	-	-	DNS
DNS / F	Gates Edman	Sweden	-	-	-	DNS / F	-	-	-	DNS
DNS / F	Wilhelm Möhwald	Czechoslovakia HDW	-	-	-	DNS / F	-	-	-	DNS
DNS / F	Alfred Möhwald	Czechoslovakia HDW	-	-	-	DNS / F	-	-	-	DNS

Annotation:

• Some sources give Walter Hain's time as 1: 33: 48.0 hours. However, this cannot be reconciled with its jump points, total points, or final position.
• Friedrich Lexen is listed with 127.50 points from the cross-country skiing and 95.50 points from the jumping competition. This would add up to a total of 223.40 points. His total points are given in all sources as 218.40. This is likely due to a transmission error.

Explanation of symbols

• * = Jump counted as fallen
• DNF = Did not finish (not finished, abandoned)
• DNS = Did not start (not started)
• DNS / F = Did not start or Did not finish (unclear whether not started or not finished)