USSR Championship in chess by correspondence 1952—1955

The 2nd USSR Championship in correspondence chess was held from 1952 to 1955.

Chief Justice - Vladimir Zbandutto

By the summer of 1954, when it was supposed to take stock, the situation remained confused. P. Dubinin, who slowed down somewhat, had 9 out of 12, A. Sadomsky had 8½ out of 12, V. Efremov - 8 out of 12, P. Atyashev - 7 out of 9. As usual, A. Konstantinopolsky finished the games more slowly than his competitors 4 out of 5. It was decided to extend the game in the championship until November 1, 1954.

When the time was up, 22 games out of 136 remained unfinished, and the group of leaders looked like this: P. Dubinin - 10½ out of 14, M. Abroshin - 10 out of 16 (the tournament finished), A. Sadomsky - 9½ out of 14, V. Efremov - 8½ out of 13, A. of Constantinople - 8½ out of 14, P. Atyashev - 8 out of 10, A. Sokolsky - 7½ out of 11. The sentence put everyone in their place. The struggle for the championship was waged by master Peter Dubinin and Peter Atyashev.

Standings

No.	Members	City	one	2	3	four	5	6	7	8	9	10	eleven	12	13	fourteen	fifteen	16	17	+	-	=	Glasses	A place
one	Peter Atyashev	Baku		½	one	½	½	one	one	½	one	one	½	one	½	one	one	one	one	10	0	6	13	one
2	Peter Dubinin	Bitter	½		one	one	½	one	0	½	one	one	one	one	½	one	one	one	½	10	one	5	12½	2
3	Mikhail Abroshin	Saratov	0	0		0	½	one	0	one	0	one	one	one	one	one	½	one	one	9	5	2	10	3-6
four	Alexander of Constantinople	Moscow	½	0	one		½	½	½	½	one	0	one	one	½	½	one	one	½	6	2	8	10	3-6
5	Anatoly Sadomsky	Moscow	½	½	½	½		½	½	½	one	0	½	one	one	one	one	½	½	5	one	10	10	3-6
6	Alexey Sokolsky	Minsk	0	0	0	½	½		0	½	one	one	one	one	one	one	one	½	one	8	four	four	10	3-6
7	V. Efremov	Voroshilovgrad	0	one	one	½	½	one		½	0	½	one	½	½	one	½	0	one	6	3	7	9½	7
8	Nikolay Aratovsky	Saratov	½	½	0	½	½	½	½		0	½	½	0	one	one	one	one	½	four	3	9	8½	8
9	Vyacheslav Ragozin	Moscow	0	0	one	0	0	0	one	one		½	½	one	0	one	½	½	one	6	6	four	8	9
10	Leonid Shamkovich	Moscow	0	0	0	one	one	0	½	½	½		0	one	one	0	one	one	0	6	7	3	7½	10
eleven	K. Sitsky	Bitter	½	0	0	0	½	0	0	½	½	one		0	½	½	½	one	one	3	6	7	6½	eleven
12	Konstantin Evdokimov	Zaporozhye	0	0	0	0	0	0	½	one	0	0	one		0	one	½	one	one	5	9	2	6	12-13
13	A. Makovkin	Bitter	½	½	0	½	0	0	½	0	one	0	½	one		½	0	one	0	3	7	6	6	12-13
fourteen	Yuri Shaposhnikov	Kuibyshev	0	0	0	½	0	0	0	0	0	one	½	0	½		one	½	one	3	9	four	5	fourteen
fifteen	V. Zaitsev	Moscow	0	0	½	0	0	0	½	0	½	0	½	½	one	0		½	½	one	8	7	4½	15-17
16	Sergey Tanin	Zheleznovodsk	0	0	0	0	½	½	one	0	½	0	0	0	0	½	½		one	2	9	5	4½	15-17
17	Abram Schumacher	Gomel	0	½	0	½	½	0	0	½	0	one	0	0	one	0	½	0		2	9	5	4½	15-17

Literature

Chess Dictionary / Ch. ed. L. Ya. Abramov ; comp. G.M. Geyler . - M .: Physical education and sport , 1964. - S. 170—171. - 120,000 copies.
Chess: Encyclopedic Dictionary / Ch. ed. A.E. Karpov . - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia , 1990. - S. 461. - 624 p. - 100,000 copies. - ISBN 5-85270-005-3 .
Grodzensky S. Chess post of Russia: Tournaments, parties, personalities. - Moscow: Prospect, 2016 .-- S. 131-146, 373. - ISBN 978-5-392-18675-4 .
A. of Constantinople . II USSR Championship by correspondence. - Chess in the USSR. - 1956. - No. 4, No. 5.

USSR Championship in chess by correspondence 1952—1955

Standings

Literature

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