Men Ski Jumping 90m Nordic Skiing World Championship 1970 Vysoke Tatry, Czechoslovakia - Saturday, 21st February

Men Ski Jumping 90m Nordic Skiing World Championship 1970 Vysoke Tatry, Czechoslovakia - Saturday, 21st February - Gold Medal: Gari Napalkov, Soviet Union

Final Ranking		points	Jump 1		Jump 2	birth
1. Gari Napalkov	Soviet Union	226.0		91.0m	109.5m	1948
2. Jiri Raska	Czechoslovakia	212.3	7. 99.8	91.0m	99.0m	1941
3. Daniel-Stanislaw Gasienica	Poland	211.8	9. 99.7	92.0m	100.5m	1951
4. Tauno Kayhko	Finland	209.6	6. 100.3	92.6m	101.0m	1950
4. Ernst Kroll	Austria	209.6	4. 100.9	93.0m	99.5m	1948
6. Takashi Fujisawa	Japan	207.7	10. 99.7	89.5m	99.0m	1943
7. Jon Inge Bjorneby	Norway	207.4	5. 100.5	91.0m	100.0m	1946
8. Karel Kodesjka	Czechoslovakia	203.5	2. 101.8	93.0m	95.0m	1947
9. Reinhold Bachler	Austria	203.4		93.5m	98.0m	1944
10.Hans Schmid	Switzerland	203.3		93.0m	102.0m	1948
11.Lars Grini	Norway	204.3		85.0m	100.0m	1944
12.Anatoliy Zheglanov	Soviet Union	204.2		89.0m	97.0m	1946
13.Josef Matous	Czechoslovakia	203.9		94.0m	100.0m	1942
14.Sepp Zehnder	Switzerland	203.1		90.5m	99.5m	1944
15.Raimo Ekholm	Finland	201.5		89.5m	98.5m	1946
16.Ludvik Zajc	Yugoslavia	201.5		90.0m	98.0m	1943
17.Horst Queck	East Germany	201.6	8. 99.8	91.0m	97.0m	1943
18.Vladimir Belousov	Soviet Union	200.5		90.0m	93.0m	1946
19.Juergen Dommerich	East Germany	200.2		91.0m	100.0m	1948
20.Rudolf Hohnl	Czechoslovakia	200.1		85.5m	99.0m	1946
20.Karl-Eric Johansson	Sweden	200.1	3. 101.4	95.0m	97.0m
22.Koba Tsakadze	Soviet Union	199.5		90.0m	98.0m	1934
23.Walter Steiner	Switzerland	199.3		88.0m	99.5m	1951
24.Heinz Schmidt	East Germany	198.9		82.5m	104.0m
25.Ingolf Mork	Norway	194.7		89.0m	109.5m	1947
26.Greg Swor	United States	193.7		88.0m	98.0m	1951
27.Bjoern Wirkola	Norway	191.9		85.0m	94.0m	1943
28.Rainer Schmidt	East Germany	191.8		84.0m	98.5m	1948
29.Heini Ihle	West Germany	190.1		85.5m	99.0m	1941
29.Topi Mattila	Finland	190.1		86.5m	93.0m	1946
31.Tommy Karlsson	Sweden	189.8		88.0m	97.0m
32.Yukio Kasaya	Japan	188.4		79.0m	100.0m	1943
33.Esko Rautionaho	Finland	187.0		86.0m	99.5m	1950
34.Tadeusz Pawlusiak	Poland	185.8	1. 102.7	94.5m	100.5m	1946
35.Mihaly Geller	Hungary	184.3		90.0m	95.0m	1947
36.Max Golser	Austria	184.0		87.0m	93.5m	1940
37.Gilbert Poirot	France	180.2		85.0m	91.0m	1944
38.Albino Bazzana	Italy	178.5		86.0m	92.0m	1942
39.Jozef Przbyla	Poland	177.7		86.0m	90.0m	1945
40.Sepp Lichtenegger	Austria	177.3		84.0m	91.0m	1937
41.Giacomo Aimoni	Italy	176.9		79.0m	95.0m	1939
42.Hisayothi Sawada	Japan	176.1		83.0m	91.5m	1947
43.Peter Stefancic	Yugoslavia	175.8		80.0m	100.0m	1947
44.Seiji Aochi	Japan	173.6		80.0m	92.0m	1942
45.Eilert Maehler	Sweden	169.7		78.0m	93.5m	1950
46.Richard Pfiffner	Switzerland	168.1		81.0m	93.5m
47.Drago Pudgar	Yugoslavia	167.9		87.5m	89.0m	1949
48.Jerri Martin	United States	167.1		82.5m	87.0m	1950
49.Lars Stroem	Sweden	165.2		82.0m	94.0m
50.Guenther Goellner	West Germany	160.5		86.0m	82.0m	1941
51.Laszlo Geller	Hungary	159.5		81.0m	92.0m	1944
52.Gyula Molnar	Hungary	158.5		77.0m	93.5m	1952
53.Adrian Watt	United States	157.4		78.0m	88.5m	1947
54.Bill Bakke	United States	155.3		73.5m	91.5m	1946
55.Ulf Kvendbo	Canada	151.7		76.5m	87.0m	1948
56.Alfred Grosche	West Germany	149.5		72.0m	93.5m	1950
57.Jozef Kocyan	Poland	146.4		79.0m	85.0m	1946
58.Mario Ceccon	Italy	145.8		77.5m	85.0m	1944
59.Marian Mesec	Yugoslavia	144.2		82.0m	81.5m	1947
60.John McInnes	Canada	131.5		77.0m	76.0m	1939
61.Anghel Biris	Romania	130.8		72.5m	85.0m
62.Yvan Richard	France	122.5		73.0m	80.0m	1950
63.Pat Morris	Canada	121.8		76.0m	74.0m
64.Sepp Schwinghammer	West Germany	115.6		68.5m	81.0m	1950
65.Jacques Gaillard	France	113.5		72.0m	73.5m	1950
66.Maurixe Arbez	France	108.0		71.5m	71.5m	1944
67.Dumitru Lupu	Romania	105.1		73.0m	71.5m
68.Zdenek Mezl	Canada	104.1		69.0m	80.0m	1948