On 13 March 1935 unofficial training was held with only three jumpers performing in a couple of rounds: Marusarz, Novšak and Norbert Knobloch. The longest jump of the day was at 87 metres.[1]
On 14 March 1935 first official training with many competititors at start. Reidar Andersen set the world record in his third attempt at 93 metres.[2]
On 15 March 1935 second official training was on schedule with three world records: Stanisław Marusarz landed at 95 metres and Reidar Andersen at 98 and 99 metres.[3]
On 17 March 1935 there was an international competition in three rounds and the winner was Polish Stanisław Marusarz.[4][5]
Unofficial training
13 March 1935 — chronological order of jumps not available