Nordic World Ski Championships 1935 / Cross-country skiing men
 Nordic World Ski Championships 1935 competitions |
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Cross-country skiing 
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| singles | Men 18 km |
| singles | Men 50 km |
| Season | Men 4 × 10 km |
Ski jumping 
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| singles | Men K-72.5 |
Nordic combination 
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| singles | Men K-72.5 / 18 km |
At the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1935 , which took place in Vysoké Tatry ( High Tatras ) in Czechoslovakia from February 13 to 18, 1935 , three cross-country skiing competitions were announced.
The podium places all went to the Scandinavian countries Finland , Sweden and Norway .
In cross-country skiing over 18 km, the Finn Klaes Karppinen won ahead of the two Norwegians Oddbjørn Hagen and Olaf Hoffsbakken . For the later four-time world champion and multiple medalist, however, this remained the only individual world title.
In the endurance run over 50 km, the Swede Nils Englund was the winner. He won ahead of the Finns Karppinen and Trygve Brodahl from Norway.
The Finns also remained winners in the two-time relay competition. Norway and Sweden followed in the places.
The best places of the Central Europeans went to Walter Motz with 7th place over 18 km, Kilian Ogi from Switzerland with 5th place in the endurance run and the German relay with fourth place.
Cross-country skiing 18 km
Date: Friday February 15, 1935
Participants: 308 named; 213 started; 211 rated; ¤ Some sources say 194 started; 192 rated.
Springs 18 km
- The FIS races in the Tatras ; in: (Wiener) Sport-Tagblatt from February 16, 1935, p. 5
- The FIS fights in the Tatras ; in: Allgemeine Tiroler Anzeiger of February 16, 1935, s. 10
- Veldig kamp mellom finske Ksarppinen and Oddbj. Hagen om seiern i 18 km rennet, Aftenposten (Norwegian) from February 16, 1935, s. 1, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Finsk triumf og norsk jevnhet, Aftenposten (Norwegian) of February 16, 1935, s. 7, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Aftenposten (Norwegian) of February 19, 1935, s. 7, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Sportsmanden (Norwegian) from February 14, 1935, s. -, in Deichmanske bibliotek , Oslo
- Sportsmanden (Norwegian) from February 18, 1935, s. -, in Deichmanske bibliotek , Oslo
Endurance run 50 km
| space | athlete | country | time |
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| 1 | Nils Englund |
 Sweden
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4: 14: 23.0 h |
| 2 | Klaes Karppinen |
 Finland
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4: 26: 42.0 h |
| 3 | Trygve Brodahl |
 Norway
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4: 32: 31.0 h |
| 4th | Mikko Husu |
Finland
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4: 34: 00.0 h |
| 5 | Kilian Ogi |
 Switzerland
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4: 35: 32.0 h |
| 6th | Martin Matsbo |
Sweden
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4: 35: 36.0 h |
| 7th | Elis Wiklund |
Sweden
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4: 38: 24.0 h |
| 8th | Kåre Hatten |
Norway
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4: 38: 25.0 h |
| 9 | Halvar Moritz |
Sweden
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4: 43: 36.0 h |
| 10 | Franc Smolej |
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4: 45: 51.0 h |
| 11 | Eduard Müller |
Switzerland
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4: 49: 39.0 h |
| 12 | Karel Koldovský |
 Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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4: 50: 35.0 h |
| 13 | Stanisław Karpiel |
 Poland
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4: 53: 28.0 h |
| 14th | Cyril Musil |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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4: 55: 18.0 h |
| 15th | Sigurd Vestad |
Norway
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4: 59: 36.0 h |
| 16 | Karl Cross |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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5: 01: 27.0 h |
| 17th | Hermann Gadner |
 Austria
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5:08:30 h |
| 18th | Jan Svatos |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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5: 10: 34.0 h |
| 19th | Martin |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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5: 12: 21.0 h |
| 20th | Lukáš Michalák |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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5: 13: 48.0 h |
| 21st | ? Dlouhý |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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5: 16: 54.0 h |
| 22nd | Buchar |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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5: 19: 27.0 h |
| 23 | Lucek |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 24 | Alois Horn |
Czechoslovakia (HDW)
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5: 20: 06.0 h |
| 24 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 25th | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 26th | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 27 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 28 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 29 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 30th | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 31 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 32 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 33 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 34 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 35 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 36 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 37 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 38 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 39 | J. Nykl |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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6: 27: 45.0 h |
| 40 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 41 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| 42 | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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| ? | Wladyslaw Czech |
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| DNF | Zdzisław Motyka |
Poland
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| DNF | Erik Larsson |
Sweden
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| DNF | Sulo Nurmela |
Finland
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| DNF | Aarne Valkama |
Finland
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| DNF | ? Seyfferth |
Czechoslovakia (HDW)
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| DNF | ? |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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Czechoslovakia (SL RČS)
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Date: Tuesday February 19, 1935
Participants: 136 named; 50 started; 42 rated;
Springs 50 km of cross-country skiing
- Completion of the FIS races ; in: Reichspost of February 20, 1935, p. 13
- Storm prevents FIS races ; in: (Wiener) Sport-Tagblatt from February 19, 1935, p. 4
- From cden FIS races. / The last day of the FIS races ; in: (Wiener) Sport-Tagblatt from February 20, 1935, p. 4
- I shall be 50 km. rennet i High Tatras finne sted - skistevnets siste konkurranse, Aftenposten (Norwegian) from February 19, 1935, s. 1.7, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Svensken Nils Englund vant 50 kilometers, Aftenposten , evening edition, (Norwegian) from February 19, 1935, s. 1, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Sveriges dag, Aftenposten (Norwegian) of February 20, 1935, s. 7, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
4 × 10 km relay
| space | Start number | country | athlete | Stage time [h] |
Rank stage |
Time change [h] |
Place change |
Time [h] |
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| 1 | 4th |
Finland
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Mikko Husu Klaes Karppinen Väinö Liikkanen Sulo Nurmela |
0:42:42 0:39:07 0:41:00 0:39:41 |
1 1 1 3 |
1:21:49 2:02:49 |
1 1 |
2:42:30 |
| 2 | 9 |
Norway
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Trygve Brodahl Bjarne Iversen Olaf Hoffsbakken Oddbjørn Hagen |
0:43:21 0:40:00 0:41:30 0:38:26 |
2 3 3 1 |
1:23:21 2:04:51 |
2 2 |
2:43:17 |
| 3 | 8th |
Sweden
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Halvar Moritz Martin Matsbo Nils Englund Erik-August Larsson |
0:43:48 0:41:12 0:41:12 0:40:41 |
4 4 2 4 |
1:25:00 2:06:12 |
3 3 |
2:46:53 |
| 4th | 11 |
 German Empire
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Matthias Wörndle Herbert Leupold Walter Motz Wilhelm Bogner |
0:47:10 0:39:58 0:43:57 0:39:29 |
8 2 4 2 |
1:27:08 2:11:05 |
5 4 |
2:50:34 |
| 5 | 3 |
Czechoslovakia (SL RČS) |
František Musil Jaroslav Kadavy František Šimůnek Antonín Bartoň |
0:43:46 0:43:06 0:44:37 0:43:00 |
3 6 5 6 |
1:26:52 2:11:29 |
4 5 |
2:54:29 |
| 6th | 14th |
Czechoslovakia (HDW) |
Gustav Berauer Franz Kraus Josef Ackermann Otto Berauer |
0:42:55 0:42:39 0:45:50 0:44:22 |
5 5 7 9 |
1:27:33 2:13:23 |
6 6 |
2:57:47 |
| 7th | 10 |
Poland
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Stanisław Karpiel Władisław Berych Michał Górski Marian Woyna-Orlewicz |
0:45:33 0:46:05 0:45:18 0:43:30 |
7 9 6 7 |
1:31:38 2:16:56 |
8 7 |
3:00:26 |
| 8th | 1 |
Austria
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Hans Hauser Hermann Gadner Peter Radacher II Rudolph Matt |
0:45:31 0:44:52 0:48:04 0:42:38 |
6 7 8 5 |
1:30:23 2:18:27 |
7 8 |
3:01:06 |
| 9 | 6th |
Yugoslavia *
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Franc Smolej Leon Bebler Joško Janša Leon Knap |
0:48:21 0:47:15 0:51:03 0:43:59 |
9 10 10 8 |
1:35:36 2:26:39 |
9 9 |
3:10:38 |
| 10 | 7th |
 Romania *
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Vasile Munteanu Joszef Kovacs (Iosif Covaci) Rudolf Klöckner Ioan Coman |
0:49:06 0:47:55 0:51:31 0:46:28 |
10 11 12 10 |
1:37:01 2:28:32 |
10 10 |
3:15:00 |
| 11 | 5 |
 Latvia *
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Alberts Riekstins Pauls Kaņeps Karlis Bukass Jansons |
0:53:09 0:45:15 0:50:53 0:47:32 |
12 8 9 11 |
1:38:24 2:29:17 |
11 11 |
3:16:49 |
| 12 | 2 |
 Hungary *
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Gyula Belloni Antal Emanuel László Bereczky Jeno György |
0:52:10 0:50:35 0:51:16 0:49:03 |
11 12 11 12 |
1:42:45 2:34:01 |
12 12 |
3:23:04 |
| DNS | 12 |
 France *
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Mure-Ravaud Gaston Buffard Leonce Cretin Robert Gindre |
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| DNS | 13 |
 Italy *
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Vincenzo Demetz Giulio Gerardi Raffaele Nasi Sisto Scilligo |
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Date: Wednesday February 13, 1935;
Participants: 14 teams registered; 12 teams started; 12 teams rated;
The cast of Hans Hauser , Hermann Gadner , Peter Radacher II and Rudolph Matt took eighth place for Austria.
Radacher II was a nephew of Peter Radacher I , who already took part in the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1925 . Otto Berauer was the older brother of Gustav Berauer. The eldest brother Adolf was a participant in 1925.
- Relay lineups as indicated on the day before the competition. For the teams in 9th to 12th place it is not clear whether the line-ups have been changed.
Sources 4 × 10 km relay
- Start of the FIS races ; in: Reichspost of February 14, 1935, p. 15
- At the beginning of the anniversary FIS main competitions. / Finland wins the relay race ; in: (Wiener) Sport-Tagblatt dated February 14, 1935, p. 4
- De internasjonale skirenn i High Tatras begynner i dag, Aftenposten , (Norwegian) of February 13, 1935, s. 1, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Første dag i High Tatras ble Finlands, Aftenposten (Norwegian) of February 14, 1935, s. 7, in Nasjonalbiblioteket , Oslo
- Karppinen tilrettela Finland's revanche over Norges stafettlag, Sportsmanden (Norwegian) of February 14, 1935, p.9, in Deichmanske bibliotek , Oslo
Individual evidence
- ↑ FIS World Championships - Men's Team 18k on fis-ski.com
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