Nordic World Ski Championships 1933 / Men ski jumping

Nordic World Ski Championships 1933 competitions
Cross-country skiing0
singles	Men 18 km
singles	Men 50 km
Season	Men 4 × 10 km
Ski jumping0
singles	Men K-70
Nordic combination0
singles	Men K-70/18 km
Other competitions0
Alpine skiing
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At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1933 in the Tyrolean capital Innsbruck in Austria , a ski jumping competition was held.

The ski jump from Bergiselschanze (K-70) took place on Sunday, February 12, 1933 from 11 a.m. ( CET ) in front of about 30,000 spectators. 88 of the 104 originally registered athletes started in the competition.

The Norwegian world class ski jumpers Randmod Sörensen (71.0 m), Sigmund Ruud (64.0 m), Birger Ruud (74.5 m) and Ulleberg (56.0 m) formed the start. Birger Ruud's hill record was applauded for minutes by the spectators.

The Swiss Marcel Raymond surprisingly crowned himself world champion . The German Bohemian Rudolf Burkert and the Swede Sven Erikson followed .

Large hill K-70

space	athlete	country	Width 1	Width 2	grade
1	Marcel Reymond	Switzerland	69.0 m	70.5 m	224.00
2	Rudolf Burkert	Czechoslovakia (HDW)	68.0 m	70.0 m	213.80
3	Sven Erikson (Selånger)	Sweden	64.5 m	66.0 m	210.90
4th	Hans Ostler	German Empire	63.0 m	70.0 m	208.70
5	Gustav Müller	German Empire	60.0 m	68.5 m	207.60
6th	Josef Gumpold	Austria	59.5 m	70.5 m	204.80
7th	Josef Lucke	Austria	59.5 m	66.5 m	201.80
8th	Izydor Gąsienica-Łuszczek	Poland	57.0 m	64.5 m	200.00
9	Eduard Galeitner	Austria	59.5 m	64.0 m	197.50
10	Rudolf Hrabie	Austria	61.0 m	62.0 m	197.20
10	Alois Kratzer	German Empire	57.0 m	62.0 m	197.20
12	Franz Kraus	Czechoslovakia (HDW)	60.5 m	68.0 m	195.10
13	Walter Hain	Czechoslovakia (HDW)	53.5 m	64.0 m	194.80
14th	Harald Reinl	Austria	59.5 m	66.5 m	194.80
15th	Karl Dietl	German Empire	59.5 m	63.5 m	194.20
16	Walter Delle Karth Sr.	Austria	56.5 m	64.5 m	193.10
17th	Leo Gasperl	Austria	58.0 m	60.0 m	192.30
18th	Wily Möhwald	Czechoslovakia (HDW)	54.0 m	58.0 m	186.30
19th	Franz Aschenwald	Austria	56.0 m	57.0 m	186.20
20th	Hans Hauser	Austria	57.0 m	60.0 m	182.70
21st	Max Fischer	German Empire	54.0 m	57.5 m	182.50
22nd	Hans Leonhardt	German Empire	59.5 m	57.0 m	182.40
23	Walter Weissenbacher	Austria	54.0 m	58.0 m	180.40
24	Gustav Hentschel	Austria	57.0 m	58.0 m	179.50
25th	Edwin Hartmann	Austria	54.5 m	58.0 m	179.10
26th	Walter Prager	Switzerland	51.5 m	56.5 m	179.00
27	Bronislaw Czech	Poland	55.0 m	55.0 m	178.70
28	Jaroslav Lukeš	Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)	54.0 m	55.0 m	178.20
29	Fritz Nemetz	Austria	54.0 m	54.5 m	177.10
30th	Oswald Pittermann	Czechoslovakia (HDW)	56.0 m	54.0 m	176.30
31	Harald Hedjerson	Sweden	51.5 m	49.5 m	171.40
32	Kurt Schalhammer	Austria	53.0 m	51.5 m	171.10
33	Fritz Hein	Czechoslovakia (HDW)	47.5 m	54.0 m	169.70
33	Rudolf Vrána	Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)	49.5 m	50.0 m	169.70
35	Hubert Salcher	Austria	53.5 m	56.0 m	169.50
36	Karl Gumpold	Austria	48.5 m	54.0 m	168.60
37	Adolf Putz	Austria	50.5 m	50.0 m	166.60
38	Rudolf Krisner	Austria	50.5 m	50.0 m	166.10
39	Franc palm	Yugoslavia	50.5 m	51.0 m	166.00
40	Karl Menzer	German Empire	49.5 m	52.0 m	163.10
41	Hannes Schroll	Austria	64.0 m	70.0 m *	157.80
42	Josef Sailer	Austria	59.5 m	69.5 m *	154.40
43	Hans Eder I.	Austria	42.5 m	45.0 m	152.50
44	Guy Nixon	United Kingdom	47.0 m	46.5 m	151.20
45	Bohuslav Kadavý	Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)	46.5 m	47.0 m	147.50
46	Franz Haeckel	German Empire	60.0 m	69.0 m *	146.40
47	Gustav Lantschner	Austria	59.5 m *	64.0 m	143.00
48	Jakob Pargätzi	Switzerland	57.0 m	62.0 m *	141.70
49	Anton Bader	German Empire	68.5 m	66.5 m *	141.30
50	Ernesto Zardini	Italy	57.5 m	63.0 m *	141.00
51	Mario Bonomo	Italy	58.0 m	71.0 m *	140.40
52	Ernst Maurer	Switzerland	60.5 m	63.5 m *	137.80
53	Josef Klingler	Austria	60.5 m *	59.0 m	136.20
54	Ino Dallago	Italy	54.5 m	61.5 m *	133.30
55	Markus Maier	Austria	61.0 m	64.0 m *	133.20
56	Erwin Priebsch	Czechoslovakia (HDW)	57.0 m *	59.0 m	130.80
56	Franz Reiser	German Empire	54.0 m *	60.0 m	130.80
58	Anton Schauer	Austria	58.0 m	61.0 m *	128.90
59	Ernst Feuz	Switzerland	59.5 m	60.5 m *	128.80
60	Antonín Bartoň	Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)	57.0 m	61.5 m *	128.40
61	Piotr Kolesar	Poland	54.0 m *	56.0 m	126.30
62	Eugene Well-named	Austria	55.5 m *	61.0 m	120.8
63	Josef Dolensky	Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)	55.0 m	58.0 m *	119.40
64	Hans Marr	German Empire	50.5 m *	59.5 m	119.30
65	Karl Cordin	Austria	58.0 m	57.0 m *	119.00
66	Robert Niklas	Austria	53.0 m	57.0 m *	117.80
67	Robert Schuler	Austria	60.0 m	60.0 m *	116.30
68	Matthias Wörndle	German Empire	53.5 m *	54.5 m	114.80
69	Gregor Höll	Austria	60.0 m *	71.0 m *	112.00
70	Alexander Möchl	Austria	48.5 m *	53.5 m	110.30
70	Anton Eisgruber	German Empire	51.0 m *	54.0 m	109.90
72	Bruno Caneva	Italy	66.5 m *	70.0 m *	109.90
73	Jan Legiersky I	Poland	53.5 m	57.0 m *	109.40
74	František Šimůnek	Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)	44.5 m	58.0 m *	108.60
75	Otto Warg	German Empire	48.5 m	53.0 m *	107.70
76	Stanislaw Marusarz	Poland	66.5 m *	71.0 m *	106.20
77	Hermann Gugganig	Austria	47.0 m	56.0 m *	103.90
78	Bogomir Sramel	Yugoslavia	50.5 m *	54.5 m	100.6
79	Alfred Stoll	German Empire	65.0 m *	71.5 m *	92.5
80	Franz Keglovitsch	Austria	42.5 m	43.5 m *	90.50
81	Friedrich Lexen	Romania	43.0 m	48.0 m *	88.80
82	Georg Hopf	German Empire	58.0 m *	64.0 m *	80.80
83	Max Hauser	Austria	60.0 m *	65.5 m *	80.00
84	Erwin Stöffler	Austria	60.0 m *	64.0 m *	77.50
85	Hans Nöbl	Austria	56.0 m *	58.0 m *	69.80
86	Theo Schluge	Austria	49.5 m *	60.5 m *	59.50
87	Paul Henckel	German Empire	57.0 m *	54.5 m *	58.00
88	Erich Meier	German Empire	52.5 m *	47.5 m	51.30
?	Hans Mariacher	Austria	?	-	-
DNS	Fritz Kaufmann	Switzerland	-	-	-
DNS	Cesare Chiogna	Switzerland	-	-	-
DNS	Jean Lassueur	Switzerland	-	-	-

Date: Sunday, February 12, 1933

Participants: 104 started; 88 rated;

Ski jump: Bergiselschanze

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• Fabulous jumps on the Berg Isel ski jump ; in: (Wiener) Sport-Tagblatt of February 13, 1933, p. 7
• The last day of the FIS races. / Official results of the special jump run ; in: (Wiener) Sport-Tagblatt of February 14, 1933, p. 5
• The special jump run ; in: Allgemeine Tiroler Anzeiger of February 13, 1933, pp. 2–3
• World Championships: February 12, 1933 - Innsbruck (AUT), in: Jens Jahn, Egon Theiner: Encyclopedia of Ski Jumping . Agon Sportverlag, Kassel 2004, s. 150. ISBN 3-89784-099-5