VSB championship

1-2. Perquin & Tratsaert 2/3 3-4. Cole & Van Praag 1

Easter tournament

Class 1B: 1. Dehondt 2½/3 2. Henderieckx 2 3. C. Janssens 4. Roeske

Class 2A: 1. Spapen 2/3 2-3. Van Dingenen & Maierdorf 1½ 4. Pauwels

Class 2B: 1. de Groot 3/3 2. Lodewijckx 2 3-4. Pauwels & Winckler

Class 3A: 1. Baert 3/3 2. De Bruyn 2 3. Vos 4. Van Dam

Class 3B: 1. Strooybant 3/3 2. Van Praag 2 3. Wincler 4. Van Overloop

Class 3C: 1. M. Janssens 3/3 2. Michiels 2 3. Zinzen 4. Hombeeck

Class 3D: 1. Haegeman 3/3 2. Andries 2 3. Anthonis 4. Van de Velde

Blitz tournament

Class 1: 1-2. Takcs & I. Censer 6 3. Ghilberg 4 4. Van Praag 3 5-6. Etlis & Feinstein 2½ Mees, Schilansky, Van Hoek, Shernetsky

Class 2: 1. Censor 6 2. Farasyn 5 Schaefer, Henderieckx, Spapen, Pauwels, Van Gompel & Wagemans

Class 3: 1. Baert 6 2-3. Winckler & M. Janssens 4 J. Janssens, Andries, Van Damme, Haegeman & T. Van Praag

Class 4: 1. Zinzen 5 2. Vos 4½ Pauwels, Van Dam, De Bruyn, Van de Velde, Wincler, Hombeeck, Schollen, Van Oss

The Flemish Chess Union organised its championship on Easter and Easter Monday, i.e. April 20th and 21st. The first two rounds were played on Sunday, the last one on Monday morning. In parallel, an open Easter tournament was held which saw 32 participants. On Monday afternoon, there was a large blitz tournament where Takács had to share first place with Censer. All of this information comes from [1].

Since there was a tie for first place in the championship of the Flemish Chess Union, a tie-break match was organised. [1] mentions that Perquin won it with 1½-½. [2] gives one game from this play-off and mentions that a draw sufficed for Perquin to win the championship. From this, I could conclude that it must have been the second round game. It was played on Tuesday, May 20th.

Wanted

• Most of the crosstables.
• Almost all games.
• Many first names.

Sources

1. De Schelde 13 & 27/04/1930
2. W.Perquin & R.Noordijk, Hoe amateurs schaak spelen, van Goor 1949