Nordic World Ski Championships 1930 / Cross-country skiing men
 Nordic World Ski Championships 1930 competitions |
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Cross-country skiing 
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| singles | Men 17 km |
| singles | Men 50 km |
Ski jumping 
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| singles | Men K-50 |
Nordic combination 
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| singles | Men K-50/18 km |
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Military races 
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| team | Military patrol |
| singles | Cross-country skiing 30 km |
At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1930 on Holmenkollen in the Norwegian capital Oslo , two cross-country skiing competitions were held.
In the competition over the distance of 17 km, the farmer's boy Arne Rustadstuen (car number 9) , who was already highly rated in the run-up, won by a narrow margin over his compatriot Trygve Brodahl (car number 12) and the Finn Tauno Lappalainen (car number 18).
The Swiss ski champion Walter Bussmann landed about ten minutes behind, which is equivalent to a length of about two kilometers, in 35th place and was the best representative of Central Europe .
The Swede Sven Utterström won his first title at the Nordic World Ski Championships in an endurance run over 50 km . The Norwegian Arne Rustadstuen followed in second place . The podium was completed by more than three minutes behind the Finn Adiel Panaanen . The 1928 Olympic champion, Hedlund only came in 11th.
As the best Central European, the Czechoslovak Josef Německý came in forty minutes behind in 43rd place, closely followed by his compatriot Jaroslav Feistauer .
Cross-country skiing 17 km
Result
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Date: Thursday February 27, 1930
Route: Holmenkollen
Participants: 112 skiers registered; 91 started; 82 rated.
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- Vinteridrettsukens Hovedkomite: De internasjonale skirenn under Vinteridrettsuken i Oslo 1930. (Norwegian) 1930 Oslo, s. 36-41 (Server only accessible from Norwegian url's.)
- Program for Vinteridrettsuken i Oslo 1930, (Norwegian) 1930 Oslo, in Holmenkollen Skimuseum , Oslo
- Skiforeningens Årbok 1930, (Norwegian) 1930 Oslo, in Norges Olympiske Museum , Lillehammer and Holmenkollen Ski Museum , Oslo
- 17 km. rennet i dag blir et nordisk opgjør, Aftenposten (Norwegian) of February 27, 1930, p. 9, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Norsk dobbeltseier 17 km. i dag, Aftenposten (Norwegian), evening edition, February 27, 1930, p. 1-2, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- De 3 som brøt finnenes stormløp i går, Aftenposten (Norwegian) of February 28, 1930, s. 6, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Norsk dobbeltseier og 4-plads men allikevel dominerte utlændingene, Idrettsliv (later Sportsmanden) (Norwegian) of February 28, 1930, s. 1-2. 4, in Deichman bibliotek , Oslo
Cross-country skiing 50 km
Result
Date: Monday March 3, 1930; The endurance run was held as part of the Holmenkoll race. The start was at 10:00 a.m. at the ski museum.
Participants: 147 skiers named; 104 started; 91 rated;
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- Vinteridrettsukens Hovedkomite: De internasjonale skirenn under Vinteridrettsuken i Oslo 1930. (Norwegian) 1930 Oslo, s. 66-72 (Server only accessible from Norwegian url's.)
- Protocol for Holmenkoll race 1930, (Norwegian) handwritten, in Holmenkollen Skimuseum , Oslo
- Program for Vinteridrettsuken i Oslo 1930, (Norwegian) 1930 Oslo, in Holmenkollen Skimuseum , Oslo
- Skiforeningens Årbok 1930, (Norwegian) 1930 Oslo, in Norges Olympiske Museum , Lillehammer og Holmenkollen Ski Museum , Oslo
- Et nordisk opgjør på 50-km i dag, Aftenposten from March 3, 1930, s. 8, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Svensk og norsk toppklasse, norsk standard, Aftenposten , evening edition of March 3, 1930, p. 1-2, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- De 60,000 på vandring - Utterström vant, Rustadstuen no. 2 i 50-kilometer-løpet, Aftenposten of March 4, 1930, p. 6, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Det blev som i 1929: Utterström og Rustadstuen var jevne med svensken som den bedste, Idrettsliv (Norwegian) (later Sportsmanden ) of March 4, 1930, pp. 1-3, in Deichman bibliotek , Oslo
- Etappetiderne for samtlige deltagere i 50 km., Idrettsliv (Norwegian) (later Sportsmanden ) of March 7, 1930, p.3, in Deichman bibliotek , Oslo
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- Holmenkollen European Championships in: Dolomites of March 3, 1930, page 5
- Dr. Walter Amstutz: The FIS competitions and the 11th ski congress in Oslo in: The snow hare. Yearbook of the Swiss Academic Ski Club. Vol. 1, No. 4th of 1930; Pages 371-398
- International ski competitions in Oslo: The military cross-country skiing. The 17 km cross-country skiing. Superior victory for the Scandinavians. in: Freiburger Zeitung of February 28, 1930, 2nd evening edition, page 3
- International winter sports week in Oslo: special jumping on the Holmenkollschanze. The 17 km cross-country skiing. The main jump run. in: Freiburger Zeitung of March 3, 1930, Sportblatt, page 2
- Holmenkollen race. Utterström-Sweden wins the 50 km endurance run in: Freiburger Zeitung of March 5, 1930, 2nd morning edition, page 3
- Conclusion of the ski congress. / New Norwegian victory in Oslo in Tages-Post (Linz) on March 1, 1930, page 7
- The Holmenkollen ski races ended: Sweden victory in the 50-kilometer endurance run in: Tages-Post (Linz) on March 5, 1930, page 5
- The Holmenkollen ski race in: Neue Freie Presse from March 4, 1930, page 10
- Największe zawody narciarskie świata. Otwarta 17-tka. Przygotowania. Otwarcie zawodów. Specjalne korespondencje Stanisława Faechera dla "Przeglądu Sportowego" / Walka na trasie. Jak jechali nasi zawodnicy / Wyniki Polaków. Uznanie op nji sportowej / Szczegółowe wyniki in: Przegląd Sportowy, edition 19/1930 of March 5, 1930, page 3 (Polish)
- Ostatni akt walki w Oslo. Bronek Czech 28-my w Kombacji i 53-ci w 50-tce in: Przegląd Sportowy, edition 20/1930 of March 8, 1930, page 1 (Polish)
- Stanisław Faecher: 50 kilometers w Oslo: 110 maratończyków narciarskich. Wspaniały debjut Br. Czecha in: Przegląd Sportowy, edition 22/1930 of March 15, 1930, page 5 (Polish)
- At the 50 km race in Holmenkoll. in: Prager Tagblatt from February 23, 1930, page 5
- The northerners in the front. in: Prager Tagblatt from February 28, 1930, page 5
- A heavy bread. in: Prager Tagblatt of March 2, 1930, page 7
- Swedes and Finns in the front. in: Prager Tagblatt of March 4, 1930, page 6
- The Holmenkollmrennen. Wire report of the Reichspost in: Reichspost of March 4, 1930, page 12
- The winter sports games in Oslo: 85 runners start cross-country skiing in: Sport-Tagblatt from February 28, 1930, page 6
- The Winter Games in Oslo: Sweden wins the 50 km run in: Sport-Tagblatt from March 4, 1930, page 5
- The international ski competitions in Oslo in: Vorarlberger Tagblatt of March 1, 1930, page 7
- The international ski competitions in Oslo in: Vorarlberger Tagblatt of March 3, 1930, page 5
- Internationella skidförbundets tavlingar. 1930 Holmenkollen (Norge) in: Svensk skidkalender 1938. Publisher: Föreningen för skidlöpningens Främjande i Sverige (Skidfrämjandet), page 105 ( Swedish )
- Thor Gotaas : Kom blodige i mål på Kollen-femmila on NRK Sport from February 23, 2011; accessed on December 19, 2015 ( Norwegian )
- Vinteridrettsukens Hovedkomite: De internasjonale skirenn under Vinteridrettsuken i Oslo 1930. 1930 Oslo (Norwegian) In Nasjonalbiblioteket, Norway. Only accessible inside Norway.
- Program for Vinteridrettsuken i Oslo 1930 (Norwegian) In Skimuseet, Oslo
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