[1] has two games, [2] has complete results. Apparently, there were two reserve players for each team (the Dutch players Nieukerke and Rassers scored respectively two draws and two victories) who played unofficial games. [6] mentions that the latter won his two games against a Vanstruijne; perhaps, Carlos Vantuyne is meant. [1] claims that this match was played in Den Bosch but all other sources I found quote Breda instead. In fact, [2] even gives the venue: café/restaurant Moderne. For the longest time, I did not know Wind’s first name, but it was found in [5] by Mr. Kersten. In the first round, De Mey lost on time, because he thought he has to play only 40 moves in 2:30′ instead of 45.

Wanted

• Most games.
• The results of the reserve players.

Sources

1. De Waarheid 20/07/1946
2. Tijdschrift van de KNSB 1946/8-9
3. Gazet van Mechelen 03/06/1946
4. La Dernière Heure 07 & 14/08/1946
5. This article, based on Kees Volkers, De balans clubblad UCS De Rode Loper, Vol.33 No.5 & Vol.34 No.1, Utrecht 2012
6. Bredasche Courant 01/07/1946
7. Revue Belge des Échecs Vol.2 No.8