Scheveningen (chess tournament)

Scheveningen is an international chess tournament held by the administration of the Dutch resort of Scheveningen in 1905, 1913, 1923 and 1933.

In 1923, the so-called team tournament was held with the participation of 10 Dutch and 10 foreign chess players who played in a circular system against each other; subsequently, such a system was called " Scheveningen ."

Content

Winners 1905-1923

No.	Year	Winner	Glasses
one	1905	F. Marshall	10½ of 13
2	1913	A. A. Alekhine	11½ of 13
3	1923	P. Ioner R. Shpilman	8½ out of 10 8½ out of 10
four	1933	S. M. Flor

Standings

1905

It was the 33rd tournament of the Netherlands Chess Association (actually the open championship of the Netherlands ).

	Participant	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	eleven	12	13	14	Glasses	A place
one	Marshall, Frank		½	one	0	one	one	one	0	one	one	one	one	one	one	10½	one
2	Leissen, Benjamin	½		one	0	one	one	one	0	one	0	½	one	½	one	8½	2-3
3	Spielman, Rudolph	0	0		0	½	one	one	one	one	one	one	one	0	one	8½	2-3
four	Leonardt, Paul	one	one	one		0	0	0	one	one	0	½	one	½	one	eight	4-5
five	Svidersky, Rudolph	0	0	½	one		one	0	one	one	0	one	one	one	½	eight	4-5
6	Duras, Oldrich	0	0	0	one	0		one	0	0	one	one	one	one	one	7	6
7	Loman, Rudolph	0	0	0	one	one	0		one	one	½	0	0	one	one	6½	7
eight	Blakemans, Dirk	one	one	0	0	0	one	0		0	one	0	one	one	0	6	8-9
9	Reggio, Arturo	0	0	0	0	0	one	0	one		one	one	one	½	½	6	8-9
ten	Kolste, Jan	0	one	0	one	one	0	½	0	0		one	0	0	one	5½	ten
eleven	Shoris, Georg	0	½	0	½	0	0	one	one	0	0		0	one	one	five	11-12
12	Esser, Johannes	0	0	0	0	0	0	one	0	0	one	one		one	one	five	11-12
13	Oskam, Gerard	0	½	one	½	0	0	0	0	½	one	0	0		0	3½	13
14	Trimborn, Cornelius	0	0	0	0	½	0	0	one	½	0	0	0	one		3	14

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1913

	Participant	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	eleven	12	13	14	Glasses	A place
one	Alekhine, Alexander		0	one	½	one	one	one	one	one	one	one	one	one	+	11½	one
2	Yanovsky, David	one		½	0	one	one	one	½	one	one	one	one	one	one	eleven	2
3	Hollande, Adolf	0	½		0	one	one	one	½	0	one	one	one	one	+	9	3
four	Yeats, Frederick	½	one	one		0	one	0	one	one	0	one	0	one	one	8½	four
five	Lasker, Edward	0	0	0	one		½	0	one	one	one	½	one	one	one	eight	five
6	Breyer, Gyula	0	0	0	0	½		one	one	one	one	one	0	one	+	7½	6
7	Kolste, Jan	0	0	0	one	one	0		0	½	one	one	one	½	one	7	7
eight	Mises, Jacques	0	½	½	0	0	0	one		½	½	one	0	one	+	6	eight
9	Englund, Fritz	0	0	one	0	0	0	½	½		one	0	one	½	one	5½	9
ten	Gös, Klaas ^[1]	0	0	0	one	0	0	0	½	0		½	one	one	one	five	10-11
eleven	Loman, Rudolph	0	0	0	0	½	0	0	0	one	½		one	one	+	five	10-11
12	Speyer, Abraham	0	0	0	one	0	one	0	one	0	0	0		0	one	four	12
13	Skelfhout, Willem	0	0	0	0	0	0	½	0	½	0	0	one		+	3	13
14	van forest, Arnold	-	0	-	0	0	-	0	-	0	0	-	0	-		0	14

There is no record of the Breyer - Yates party from the 4th round (0: 1) in the databases.

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1923

The 1923 tournament was held according to the system, which is now called Scheveningen . However, a similar system was already tested in the early stages of the tournament in Ostend (1906).

10 Dutch chess players played with 10 representatives from other European countries (Austrian, Hungarian, Czech, German, Englishman, Dane, Swiss, Russian emigrant with a French passport and two Belgians). At the same time, the Netherlands national team did not play among themselves, and the “guests” did not play among themselves.

Dutch players played white in odd rounds, and “guests” in even ones.

The tournament brought the following results: all the places at the top of the table were taken by representatives of the “guests” team, none of the hosts scored 50% of the points.

	Participant (Netherlands team)	WITH P e th e R	E th at e	F and to	AT e e n and n to	ABOUT with to but m	D but at and d with about n	WITH t R but but t	ABOUT l l but n d	L about m but n	F about n t e th n	Glasses	A place
	Participant	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Glasses	A place
one	Spielman, Rudolph	one	½	one	one	one	one	one	one	one	0	8½	1-2
2	Ioner, Paul	½	½	one	one	one	one	½	one	one	one	8½	1-2
3	Colle, Edgar	½	one	0	one	one	one	one	one	½	one	eight	3-5
four	Maroci, Geza	½	one	½	one	0	one	one	one	one	one	eight	3-5
five	Reti, Richard	one	one	one	0	0	one	one	one	one	one	eight	3-5
6	Mises, Jacques	0	one	one	½	½	0	one	one	one	one	7	6-7
7	Yeats, Frederick	one	0	0	one	one	0	one	one	one	one	7	6-7
eight	Znosko-Borovsky, Eugene	0	0	0	½	one	one	0	one	one	one	5½	8-9
9	Norman Hansen, Holger	0	½	one	½	½	one	one	0	½	½	5½	8-9
ten	Strick van Linshoten, Hendrick	one	0	½	0	½	0	0	0	½	one	3½	13-15
	Glasses	4½	4½	four	3½	3½	3	2½	2	1½	1½
	A place	ten - eleven	ten - eleven	12	13 - 15	13 - 15	sixteen	17	18	nineteen - 20	nineteen - 20

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1933


	Participant	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	Glasses	A place
one	Flor, Salomon		one	½	one	one	½	one	one	6	one
2	Bogolyubov, Efim	0		½	one	one	one	one	one	5½	2-3
3	Maroci, Geza	½	½		one	one	½	one	one	5½	2-3
four	Landau, Salo	0	0	0		½	½	one	½	2½	4-6
five	van horn, petrus	0	0	0	½		one	0	one	2½	4-6
6	Felderhof, Hendrick	½	0	½	½	0		one	0	2½	4-6
7	Hamming, Adolf	0	0	0	0	one	0		one	2	7
eight	Mulder, Emil	0	0	0	½	0	one	0		1½	eight

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Notes

↑ Father of the Australian master William (Willem) Gös .

Literature

Chess: Encyclopedic Dictionary / Ch. ed. A.E. Karpov . - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia , 1990. - S. 392. - 624 p. - 100,000 copies. - ISBN 5-85270-005-3 .

[1] Father of the Australian master William (Willem) Gös .