Match France vs. Belgium, Paris
14-02-1970 > 15-02-1970
| 1 | Planté, Jacques | ½-½ | ½-½ | Limbos, Paul |
| 2 | Muffang, Claude Mazzoni, Guy |
½-½ |
½-½ |
Willaert, Robert |
| 3 | Boutteville, César | 0-1 | 0-1 | Van Seters, Frits |
| 4 | Letzelter, Jean-Claude | ½-½ | 0-1 | Vandezande, Albert |
| 5 | Raizman, Maurice | 0-1 | 0-1 | Wostyn, Hendrik |
| 6 | Demarré, Jacques | ½-½ | ½-½ | Lemaire, Robert |
| 7 | Villeneuve, Alain | 1-0 | 1-0 | Yasinski, Eugène |
| 8 | Benoît, Michel | 1-0 | ½-½ | Verstraeten, Roeland |
| 9 | Noradounguian, Georges | ½-½ | ½-½ | Tonoli, José |
| 10 | Ferry, Roger | 1-0 | 1-0 | Teirlinck, Luc |
| W | Haïk Benoît |
½-½ |
½-½ |
Vanderbeken, Caroline |
| J | Seret | 1-0 | 1-0 | Vanderbeken |
| Tot | France | 7-5 | 6-6 | Belgium |
[1] gives the crosstable. I’m not completely sure the Belgian player on the women’s board was Caroline Vanderbeken; it might also have been Gaby. On the ten senior boards, Belgium managed to hold a 5-5 tie. [2] gives one of the games I have, [3] gives the other. Since [3] mentions that Wostyn had gotten to know Raizman ‘s playing style the day before, I suspect the game given there was played in round 2, which would suggest that the Van Seters game was played in round one.
Wanted
- Almost all games.
Sources
- G. Di Felice, Chess Results 1968-1970, McFarland 2013
- De Volksgazet 24-02-1970
- Doorbraak No.2
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