Planica 1953

On 6 March 1953, first training with three rounds in front of around 1,000 spectators was on schedule. Bine Rogelj was the longest with 85 metres.^[1][2]

On 7 March 1953, second training with four rounds was on schedule. Rudi Finžgar was the longest with 78 metres.^[3]

On 8 March 1953, international competition with 38 competitors from Yugoslavia, Austria, France, West Germany, Switzerland and Italy on K80 normal hill was on schedule. Hermann Anwander won.^[4]

6 March 1953 – Four rounds – incomplete

Bib	Name	Country	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
N/A	Bine Rogelj	Yugoslavia	76 m	79 m	85 m —
	Janez Polda	Yugoslavia	81 m	82.5 m	84 m
	Jože Zalokar	Yugoslavia	78 m	77 m	84 m
	Albin Adlešič	Yugoslavia	78 m	81 m	83 m
	Rudi Finžgar	Yugoslavia	70 m	82 m	82.5 m
	Karel Klančnik	Yugoslavia	67 m	75 m	78 m
	Jože Langus	Yugoslavia	74 m	74 m	69 m
	Henri Thiolière	France	65 m	65 m	69 m
	Toni Landenhammer	West Germany	75 m	78 m	79.5 m
	Avanzini	Italy	62 m	64 m	70 m
	Braz	Yugoslavia	74 m	74 m	75 m
	Babnik	Yugoslavia	69 m	69 m	70 m
	Lojze Gorjanc	Yugoslavia	63 m	66 m	68 m
	Franko	Yugoslavia	62 m	62 m	70 m

7 March 1953 – Four rounds – incomplete

Bib	Name	Country	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4
N/A	Albin Adlešič	Yugoslavia	70 m	73 m	74 m	—
	Rudi Finžgar	Yugoslavia	78 m	77.5 m	75.5 m	—
	Jože Zalokar	Yugoslavia	74 m	75 m	—	—
	Arsène Lucchini	France	69 m	73 m	71 m	—
	Régis Rey	France	68 m	71 m	—	—
	Bine Rogelj	Yugoslavia	74 m	76 m	72.5 m	—
	Moser	Austria	68 m	74 m	73 m	73 m
	Siegfried Kostner	Austria	67 m	73 m	73 m	73 m
	Karel Klančnik	Yugoslavia	65 m	72 m	74 m	72 m
	Rudolf Bärtschi	Switzerland	66 m	68 m	69 m	70 m
	Hermann Anwander	West Germany	73 m	84 m	77 m	—
	Toni Landenhammer	West Germany	74 m	72 m	72 m	72.5 m
	Herbert Schiffner	Austria	67 m	73 m	75 m	74 m
	Janez Matul	Yugoslavia	64 m	75.5 m	77 m	—
	Jože Zidar	Yugoslavia	63 m	71 m	69 m	—
	Babnik	Yugoslavia	N/A
	Braz	Yugoslavia

  Fall or touch!

8 March 1953 — Two rounds — official results

Rank	Name	Country	Round 1	Round 2	Points
1	Hermann Anwander	West Germany	81 m	70.5 m	216.0
2	Janez Polda	Yugoslavia	70.5 m	72.5 m	191.0
3	Sepp Schiffner	Austria	73 m	72 m	208.5
4	Siegfried Kostner	Austria	64 m	61 m	172.0
5	Bine Rogelj	Yugoslavia	70.5 m	72.5 m	191.0
6	Zoran Zalokar	Yugoslavia	64 m	58 m	171.0
7	Janez Saksida	Yugoslavia	64 m	58 m	171.0
8	Rudolf Bärtschi	Switzerland	64 m	58 m	171.0
9	Hans Landenhammer	West Germany	64 m	58 m	171.0
10	Rudolf Bärtschi	Switzerland	64 m	58 m	171.0
11	Gottfried Brügger	Switzerland	64 m	58 m	171.0
12	Jože Langus	Yugoslavia	65 m	61.5 m	173.0
13	Régis Rey	France	65 m	61.5 m	173.0
14	Kurt Greller	Austria	64 m	61 m	172.0
15	Gustav Wachter	Austria	64 m	61 m	172.0
16	Erwin Steinegger	Austria	64 m	61 m	172.0

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