Antwerp vs. Riga, Antwerp
13-08-1936 > 14-08-1936
| 1 | Dunkelblum, Arthur | 0-1 | 0-1 | Petrovs, Vladimirs |
| 2 | Jerochov, Alexis | ½-½ | 0-1 | Apšenieks, Fricis |
| 3 | Sapira, Emanuel | ½-½ | 1-0 | Feigins, Movša |
| 4 | Perlmutter, Jacob Baruch | 1-0 | 0-1 | Krūmiņš, Edgars |
| 5 | Franck, Alfons | 0-1 | ½-½ | Hasenfuss, Volfgangs |
| 6 | Stoffels, Marianne | 0-1 | 0-1 | Endzelīns, Lūcijs |
| 7 | Graboï | ½-½ | ½-½ | Mežgailis, Voldemārs |
| 8 | Demunck | ½-½ | 1-0 | Kalniņš, Indrikis |
| 9 | De Mey, Emile | 0-1 | 0-1 | Ozols, Kārlis |
| 10 | Geysen | 0-1 | ½-½ | Melngailis, Tenis |
| Tot | Antwerp | 3-7 | 3½-6½ | Riga |
Officially, this seems to have been a city match, but the Riga team is in fact the Latvian team that was to play in the unofficial Olympiad in Munich. On their journey, they passed through Antwerp and a match was organised on the occasion. The local side saw a convincing but not dishonourable defeat.
The complete results are given in [1], the few games I have I took from [1], [2], and [3]. I’m grateful to Mr. Chris Baker from New Zealand for some corrections and for pointing out the existence of an extra game in [3]. Sapira’s victory is relatively famous.
Wanted
- Most games.
- First names for Graboï, Demunck, and Geysen.
Sources
- La Nation Belge 21/08/1936
- Le Vingtième Siècle 04/09/1936
- ChessBase
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