Ski jumping at the 1964 Winter Olympics – Normal hill individual

The men's normal hill individual ski jumping competition for the 1964 Winter Olympics was held at Seefeld. It occurred on 31 January.^[1][2]

Men's normal hill individual at the IX Olympic Winter Games
Left-right: Brandtzæg, Kankkonen, Engan
Venue	Seefeld
Dates	January 31, 1964
Competitors	53 from 15 nations
Winning score	229.9
Medalists
Veikko Kankkonen  Finland Toralf Engan  Norway Torgeir Brandtzæg  Norway
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Results

Rank	Athlete[1]	Country	Jump 1	Jump 2	Jump 3	Total
	Veikko Kankkonen	Finland	95.9	115.9	114.0	229.9
	Toralf Engan	Norway	112.1	112.3	114.0	226.3
	Torgeir Brandtzæg	Norway	98.8	112.6	110.3	222.9
4	Josef Matouš	Czechoslovakia	114.3	103.9	103.9	218.2
5	Dieter Neuendorf	United Team of Germany	109.3	105.4	102.8	214.7
6	Helmut Recknagel	United Team of Germany	101.3	105.4	105.0	210.4
7	Kurt Elimä	Sweden	102.0	104.1	104.8	208.9
8	Hans Olav Sørensen	Norway	106.0	99.5	102.6	208.6
9	Karl-Heinz Munk	United Team of Germany	104.9	102.1	100.4	207.0
10	John Balfanz	United States	102.2	103.9	102.6	206.5
11	Sepp Lichtenegger	Austria	93.4	102.1	103.3	205.4
12	Pyotr Kovalenko	Soviet Union	100.8	101.1	104.0	205.1
13	Baldur Preiml	Austria	101.1	103.5	99.2	204.6
14	Gene Kotlarek	United States	103.2	100.2	97.2	203.4
14	Torbjørn Yggeseth	Norway	99.0	104.4	97.7	203.4
16	Niilo Halonen	Finland	99.4	102.8	100.6	203.4
17	Aleksandr Ivannikov	Soviet Union	101.6	99.8	101.7	203.3
18	Józef Przybyła	Poland	104.5	98.7	95.5	203.2
19	Dalibor Motejlek	Czechoslovakia	100.0	102.5	98.4	202.5
20	Ensio Hyytiä	Finland	101.5	99.6	100.9	202.4
21	Nikolay Kamenskiy	Soviet Union	100.4	99.1	100.7	201.1
22	Piotr Wala	Poland	96.7	100.1	100.9	201.0
23	Yukio Kasaya	Japan	97.5	101.4	99.2	200.6
24	Ansten Samuelstuen	United States	100.1	100.3	98.8	200.4
25	Heribert Schmid	Switzerland	99.7	92.7	100.4	200.1
26	Sadao Kikuchi	Japan	95.9	99.7	98.8	198.5
27	Yosuke Eto	Japan	94.2	98.4	100.0	198.4
28	Otto Leodolter	Austria	96.4	99.7	97.6	197.3
28	Giacomo Aimoni	Italy	96.1	96.9	100.4	197.3
30	Zbyněk Hubač	Czechoslovakia	98.3	98.5	93.7	196.8
31	Antero Immonen	Finland	95.4	97.7	97.6	195.3
32	Olle Martinsson	Sweden	93.9	98.7	96.1	194.8
33	Kjell Sjöberg	Sweden	98.4	96.2	91.4	194.6
34	Antoni Łaciak	Poland	95.1	99.2	91.7	194.3
35	Holger Karlsson	Sweden	93.8	96.7	97.1	193.8
36	Nikolay Shamov	Soviet Union	96.7	95.2	95.4	192.1
37	Nilo Zandanel	Italy	93.9	95.9	95.6	191.5
37	Max Bolkart	United Team of Germany	92.7	98.1	93.4	191.5
39	Ludvik Zajc	Yugoslavia	95.6	95.4	95.6	191.2
40	Naoki Shimura	Japan	93.5	95.2	95.7	190.9
41	David Hicks	United States	92.6	95.4	94.9	190.3
42	László Gellér	Hungary	63.7	97.9	91.6	189.5
43	Kaare Lien	Canada	93.9	94.4	90.2	188.3
44	Willi Egger	Austria	91.7	94.5	92.9	187.4
45	Ryszard Witke	Poland	83.2	94.5	91.6	186.1
46	Bruno De Zordo	Italy	88.5	87.5	96.6	185.1
47	Miro Oman	Yugoslavia	93.3	87.6	84.9	180.9
48	Ueli Scheidegger	Switzerland	89.4	87.0	76.7	176.4
49	Božo Jemc	Yugoslavia	89.8	81.1	86.5	176.3
50	Peter Eržen	Yugoslavia	89.9	58.5	84.4	174.3
51	Josef Zehnder	Switzerland	88.1	45.5	83.6	171.7
52	László Csávás	Hungary	80.5	86.1	84.8	170.9
53	John McInnes	Canada	76.7	82.9	83.4	166.3