Nordic World Ski Championships 1930 / Nordic Combined Men

Nordic World Ski Championships 1930 competitions
Cross-country skiing0
singles	Men 17 km
singles	Men 50 km
Ski jumping0
singles	Men K-50
Nordic combination0
singles	Men K-50/18 km
Framework competitions 0
Military races
team	Military patrol
singles	Cross-country skiing 30 km

At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1930 at Holmenkollen in the Norwegian capital Oslo , a competition in the Nordic combined was held. The competition consisted of a cross-country skiing over 18 km and a jump from the K-50 - hill .

The combined cross-country skiing was held on Saturday, March 1, 1930, from 10:00 a.m. on Holmenkollen. The start and finish was in front of the ski museum. The combined ski jumping from Holmenkollbakken took place on Sunday, March 2nd, 1930 in front of around 70,000 spectators. The start was at 1 p.m. 87 Nordic combined athletes took part in the competition, most of them from Norway.

As expected, the favorites from Norway took first place. The victory won Hans Vinjarengen before his countrymen Leif Skagnæs and Knut Lunde . As the best Central European , the Swiss Ernst Feuz came in 23rd place.

Nordic combination

Date: Saturday, March 1st and Sunday, March 2nd, 1930
Location: Oslo, Holmenkollen , Holmenkollbakken ( K -50)
Participants: 99 skiers named; 87 started; 76 (with at least one established jump) officially rated;

rank	St. No.	athlete	country	Overall grade	Time 18 km	Points 18 km	Rank 18 km	Long jump 1	Long jump 2	Points jumping	Rank jumping
1	62	Hans Vinjarengen	Norway	446.00	1:12: 49.0 h	232.10	4th	46.5 m	42.0 m	213.9	5
2	49	Leif Skagnaes	Norway	432.61	1: 13: 13.0 h	229.61	5	43.5 m	40.0 m	203.0	18th
3	25th	Knut Lunde	Norway	428.08	1:12:15 h	235.28	3	39.5 m	39.0 m	192.8	34
4th	52	Peder Belgum	Norway	428.00	1: 13: 41.0 h	226.80	7th	40.0 m	38.0 m	201.2	19th
5	21st	Kristian Holmen	Norway	424.20	1:14: 48.0 h	220.00	14th	41.5 m	43.5 m	204.2	17th
6th	18th	Gjermund Muruåsen	Norway	422.60	1: 13: 22.0 h	228.70	6th	38.0 m	37.0 m	193.9	32
7th	83	Aksel Skarpjordet	Norway	418.76	1: 14: 05.0 h	224.36	10	41.5 m	37.5 m	194.4	30th
8th	50	Jon Snersrud	Norway	417.60	1: 17: 30.0 h	204.00	31	45.5 m	45.5 m	213.6	6th
9	42	Thoralf Strömstad	Norway	415.20	1:16: 44.0 h	208.50	26th	43.5 m	42.5 m	206.7	12
10	57	Lorang Andersen	Norway	412.01	1: 18: 03.0 h	200.81	38	45.5 m	43.5 m	211.2	8th
11	48	Storm Pedersen	Norway	411.80	1: 18: 01.0 h	201.00	36	44.5 m	42.0 m	210.8	9
12	28	Hans Ingelsrud	Norway	411.16	1: 14: 04.0 h	224.46	9	36.0 m	36.5 m	186.7	41
13	66	Helge Halvorsen	Norway	410.60	1: 14: 43.0 h	220.50	13	39.5 m	38.0 m	190.1	37
14th	7th	Kaare Busterud	Norway	408.88	1: 16: 11.0 h	211.78	23	46.0 m	41.0 m	197.1	26th
15th	39	Sven Eriksson (Selånger)	Sweden	406.66	1: 19: 44.0 h	191.16	51	45.0 m	42.5 m	215.5	3
16	67	Reidar Ødegaard	Norway	405.50	1:13:45 h	226.40	8th	36.0 m	36.0 m	179.1	48
17th	72	Ingvald Lavik	Norway	405.30	1: 14: 25.0 h	222.30	11	39.5 m	36.0 m	183.0	45
18th	80	Kristian Lingsom	Norway	405.10	1: 17: 08.0 h	206.10	28	41.0 m	40.0 m	199.0	24
19th	38	Toivo Nykänen	Finland	404.90	1:14: 50.0 h	219.80	16	36.5 m	37.0 m	185.1	42
20th	68	Sigurd Hoff	Norway	403.00	1:16: 39.0 h	209.00	24	39.5 m	37.5 m	194.0	31
21st	37	Arthur Jacobsen	Norway	402.95	1:16:06 h	212.25	22nd	39.0 m	39.0 m	190.7	36
22nd	19th	Karl Aarøen	Norway	402.90	1: 14: 58.0 h	219.00	17th	36.5 m	36.0 m	183.0	46
23	3	Ernst Feuz	Switzerland	402.73	1: 18: 53.0 h	196.03	46	42.0 m	45.5 m	206.7	12
24	36	Ivar Brustad	Norway	402.50	1: 14: 38.0 h	221.00	12	35.5 m	37.0 m	181.5	47
25th	71	Otakar Německý	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	401.10	1: 15: 21.0 h	216.70	19th	39.5 m	35.5 m	184.4	43
26th	9	Adolf Rubi	Switzerland	400.23	1: 17: 19.0 h	205.03	30th	42.0 m	37.5 m	195.2	28
27	6th	Helge Torvø	Norway	400.21	1:20:11 h	187.31	57	46.5 m	43.5 m	212.9	7th
28	76	Bronislaw Czech	Poland	398.69	1: 18: 31.0 h	198.19	43	40.5 m	39.0 m	200.5	20th
29	24	Axel Östrand	Sweden	397.67	1: 18: 28.0 h	198.47	41	40.5 m	39.0 m	199.5	21st
30th	23	Wilhelm Möhwald	Czechoslovakia HDW	396.60	1: 17: 39.0 h	203.10	32	39.0 m	38.0 m	193.5	33
31	34	Harald Kværndal	Norway	396.58	1: 19: 47.0 h	190.88	52	41.5 m	38.0 m	205.7	15th
32	12	Olav T. Kaasa	Norway	389.64	1: 23: 34.0 h	169.94	71	47.0 m	44.5 m	219.7	2
33	78	Sigmund Ruud	Norway	388.79	1: 25: 27.0 h	159.79	75	48.0 m	49.0 m	229.0	1
34	98	Trygve Hauger	Norway	388.12	1: 19: 54.0 h	190.22	53	38.5 m	42.0 m	197.9	25th
35	30th	Hallstein Sundet	Norway	387.83	1:20:11 h	188.63	56	43.0 m	39.0 m	199.2	22nd
36	59	Ludwig Boeck	German Empire	385.16	1: 17: 54.0 h	201.66	34	38.0 m	33.5 m	183.5	44
37	45	Rolf Jansen	Norway	384.75	1: 21: 48.0 h	179.65	61	45.5 m	41.5 m	205.1	16
38	63	Birger Bjerkeng	Norway	382.96	1: 18: 58.0 h	195.56	47	38.5 m	38.0 m	187.4	40
39	27	Walter Bussmann	Switzerland	382.40	1:15: 44.0 h	214.40	21st	33.0 m	32.0 m	168.0	51
40	11	John Skaarer	Norway	379.94	1: 21: 35.0 h	180.84	60	39.5 m	38.0 m	199.1	23
41	16	Karol Gąsienica-Szostak	Poland	379.28	1: 18: 29.0 h	189.38		36.5 m	40.0 m	189.9	38
42	31	Ludvig Marthinsen	Norway	378.24	1: 19: 58.0 h	189.84	55	38.0 m	37.0 m	188.4	39
43	90	Thorolf Johansen	Norway	376.84	1: 19: 41.0 h	191.44	49	38.5 m	36.5 m	175.4	50
44	22nd	Ole Stenen	Norway	375.10	1: 11: 33.0 h	240.00	1	*	41.5 m	135,	65
45	15th	Karl Tomter	Norway	367.69	1: 23: 21.0 h	171.09	69	41.5 m	40.5 m	196.6	27
46	44	Ivar Skaslien	Norway	367.51	1: 23: 07.0 h	172.41	67	41.5 m	41.5 m	195.1	29
47	32	Arvid Vaaler	Norway	362.30	1: 23: 22.0 h	171.00	70	39.5 m	39.0 m	191.3	35
48	88	Gustav Gundersen	Norway	360.39	1: 26: 27.0 h	154.59	77	43.0 m	41.0 m	205.8	14th
49	87	Sverre Kolterud	Norway	359.74	1: 18: 08.0 h	200.34	39	*	44.5 m	159.4	53
50	33	Arne Busterud	Norway	357.20	1:14: 48.0 h	220.00	14th	*	43.5 m	137.2	63
51	75	Walter Glass I.	German Empire	355.20	1: 28: 24.0 h	141.00	80	46.0 m	45.5 m	214.2	4th
52	10	Martin Peder Vangli	Norway	353.69	1: 12: 03.0 h	236.89	2	*	37.0 m	116.8	76
53	85	Armas Ilvonen	Finland	341.70	1: 17: 12.0 h	205.70	29	41.5 m	*	136.0	64
54	1	Gunnar K. Hagen	Norway	341.51	1: 18: 18.0 h	199.41	40	*	45.5 m	142.1	60
55	13	Erich Recknagel	German Empire	340.40	1: 30: 03.0 h	132.00	81	43.5 m	43.0 m	208.4	10
56	91	Eelis Uosikkinen	Finland	337.10	1: 16: 41.0 h	208.80	25th	36.5 m	*	128.3	71
57	73	Paavo Nuotio	Finland	335.26	1: 20: 53.0 h	184.76	59	44.0 m	*	150.5	54
58	64	Otto Hultberg	Sweden	335.10	1: 15: 19.0 h	216.90	18th	*	36.5 m	118.2	74
59	29	Wilhelm Bogner	German Empire	333.30	1: 15: 37.0 h	215.10	20th	*	36.5 m	118.2	75
60	94	Lauri Valonen	Finland	331.84	1:20: 51.0 h	184.94	58	*	39.0 m	146.9	58
61	55	Nils Rønningen	Norway	331.08	1: 26: 43.0 h	153.18	79	36.5 m	41.5 m	177.9	49
62	79	Mauritz Lundby	Norway	328.50	1: 17: 01.0 h	206.80	27	*	38.0 m	121.7	72
63	61	Antoni Gąsienica-Szostak	Poland	328.10	1: 24: 46.0 h	160.50	73	36.0 m	36.0 m	167.6	52
64	43	Bernt Bergehagen	Norway	325.73	1: 18: 52.0 h	196.13	45	41.0 m	*	129.6	69
65	82	Heinz Ermel	German Empire	324.50	1: 19: 05.0 h	194.90	48	*	37.5 m	129.6	69
66	54	Trygve Pedersen	Norway	323.15	1: 22: 46.0 h	174.35	64	*	44.0 m	148.8	56
67	8th	Kasper Børresen	Norway	316.50	1: 18: 40.0 h	197.30	44	*	38.0 m	119.2	73
68	60	Rolf Hellum	Norway	314.21	1: 22: 34.0 h	175.41	62	43.0 m	*	138.8	62
69	4th	Sverre Lislegaard	Norway	314.11	1: 24: 30.0 h	164.91	72	46.5 m	*	149.2	55
70	14th	Ole Børresen	Norway	306.94	1: 22: 56.0 h	173.44	65	41.5 m	*	133.5	66
71	86	Nils Ebbesberg	Norway	303.25	1: 23: 14.0 h	171.75	68	41.5 m	*	131.5	67
72	97	Sveinung Espedalen	Norway	299.52	1: 26: 38.0 h	153.62	78	*	43.0 m	145.9	59
73	92	Joško Janša	Yugoslavia	296.33	1: 26: 06.0 h	156.53	76	26.5 m	25.5 m	139.8	61
74	70	Ole Anderdal	Norway	275.05	1: 24: 59.0 h	160.35	74	*	36.5 m	114.7	77
75	51	Peder Pettersen	Norway	274.70	1: 31: 05.0 h	127.50	83	*	42.0 m	147.2	57
76	81	Janko Janša	Yugoslavia	258.90	1: 30: 36.0 h	129.00	82	25.0 m	23.5 m	129.9	68
(77)	69	Antonín Bartoň	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	233.00	1: 18: 01.0 h	201.00	36	*	*	(32.0)	(79)
(78)	17th	Gustav Müller	German Empire	227.69	1: 17: 59.0 h	201.19	35	41.0 m *	36.0 m *	(26.5)	(81)
(79)	20th	Ole Hellerud	Norway	222.34	1: 19: 42.0 h	191.34	50	*	*	(31.0)	(80)
(80)	5	Lars Møen	Norway	216.73	1: 22: 36.0 h	175.33	63	*	*	(41.4)	(78)
(81)	2	Ole Solbrækken	Norway	207.13	1: 19: 55.0 h	190.13	54	*	*	(17.0)	(82)
DNF	56	Alois Kratzer	German Empire	-	-	-	DNF	44.5 m	42.0 m	208.3	11
DNF	96	Nils O. Slaatta	Norway	-	1: 23: 05.0 h	172.59	66	22.5 *	DNS	-	DNF
DNF	93	Ola Moon	Norway	-	-	-	DNF	-	-	-	DNS
DNF	41	Alfons Julen	Switzerland	-	-	-	DNF	-	-	-	DNS
DNF	89	Vladimír Novák	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	-	1: 17: 40.0 h	203.00	33	-	-	-	DNS
DNF	77	Bogomir Šramel-Fric	Yugoslavia	-	-	-	DNF	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	26th	Eino Kuvaja	Finland	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	40	By foss	Norway	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	46	Arne Rustadstuen	Norway	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	53	Kai Rusten	Norway	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	58	Kristian Hovde	Norway	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	84	Gunnar Gundersen	Norway	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	95	Trygve Dalane	Norway	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	35	Gates Edman	Sweden	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	23	František Hylčer	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	65	Bohuslav Kadavý	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	74	Josef Trýzna	Czechoslovakia SL RČS	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS
DNS	47	Henry Jernquist	United States	-	-	-	DNS	-	-	-	DNS

Remarks:

• Originally 98 participants were registered for the competition. Willy Möhwald was nominated and took over the starting number 23 of his compatriot František Hylčer for this competition. The registered Czechoslovakian skiers Hylčer and Hanč II had not come, but took part in the HDW championship in Gablonz , which was held almost at the same time . The same is probably true for Kadavý.
• Karl Aarøen ranks 22nd overall with the traditional grade of 402.90 . In purely mathematical terms, however, the marks from the cross-country skiing and the jumping run result in the final score of 402.00, which would put Aarøen in 24th place

Explanation of symbols

• * = Jump counted as fallen
• DNF = Did not finish (not finished, abandoned)
• DNS = Did not start (not started)

swell

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• International ski races in Oslo. In: Freiburg newspaper. March 4, 1930, 2nd sheet, p. 3 ( az.ub.uni-freiburg.de ).
• End of the Holmenkoll races: Vinjarengen winner in the combination. In: Freiburg newspaper. March 6, 1930, 2nd morning edition, p. 2 ( az.ub.uni-freiburg.de ).
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Individual evidence

1. ↑ Jubilee Ski Championships of the HDW (see: 2nd class) In: Reichenberger Zeitung of February 21, 1930, p. 6