47th Glorney/27th Faber cup, Caerleon

18-08-1994 > 22-08-1994

47th Glorney cup

Group 1 1 2 3 4 BP MP
1 England – 3 4½ 4 11½ 6
2 Ireland 2 – 5 4½ 11½ 4
3 Wales ½ 0 – 4 4½ 2
4 Belgium 1 ½ 1 – 2½ 0

 

Group 2 1 2 3 BP MP
1 France – 3½ 4 7½ 4
2 Netherlands 1½ – 3 4½ 2
3 Scotland 1 2 – 3 0
Final A 1 2 3 4 BP MP
1 France – 3½ 3½ 3 10 6
2 England 1½ – 3 3 7½ 4
3 The Netherlands 1½ 2 – 3 6½ 2
4 Ireland 2 2 2 – 6 0

 

Final B 1 2 3 BP MP
1 Wales – 4 3½ 7½ 4
2 Belgium 1 – 3 4 2
3 Scotland 1½ 2 – 3½ 0

27th Faber cup

Group 1 1 2 3 4 BP MP
1 France – 2½ 2 3 7½ 6
2 England ½ – 2½ 2 5 4
3 Scotland 1 ½ – 2½ 4 2
4 Wales 0 1 ½ – 1½ 0

 

Group 2 1 2 3 4 BP MP
1 Germany – 2 2 3 7 6
2 The Netherlands 1 – 2½ 3 6½ 4
3 Ireland 1 ½ – 2½ 4 2
4 Belgium 0 0 ½ – ½ 0

Final A: 1. France 2. Germany 3. England 4. The Netherlands

Final B 1 2 3 4 MP BP
1 Scotland – 2½ 2½ 3 8 6
2 Ireland ½ – 3 2½ 6 4
3 Wales ½ 0 – 2 2½ 2
4 Belgium 0 ½ 1 – 1½ 0

NB: results in red are carried over from the preliminaries.

I have the tournament bulletins for the first four rounds ([2]), but unfortunately not from the last one. Therefore, I was able to reconstruct the crosstables from the preliminary groups.

As there were only three teams in the Glorney cup B-final, there is only one match for which I didn’t have the results from [2]: Belgium — Scotland. Luckily, [1] gives the individual scores of the Belgian players. But there’s a problem: it gives their scores out of 5, while the Belgians only had 4 matches! What I think happened, is that — for some arcane reason — the bye was counted as a draw for all players. If this is the case, Belgium would have defeated Scotland in the last round and, miracle of miracles, [1] mentions that Belgium barely won in the last round to avoid last place. The crosstable of the A-final was reconstructed using the final standings given in [3].

For the Faber cup, [3] strangely gives final standings of the B-final, but not the A-final for which I therefore have not been able to reconstruct the crosstable.

As there are five rounds and five days, I have assumed that one round was played per day, but this may be wrong.

The individual scores are as below:

1 Quinn, Mark IRL 2305 ½
2 Houska, Miroslav ENG 2270 ½
3 Williams, Leighton WLS 0
2 Umesh, Santosh SCO ½
1 Piceu, Tom BEL 1½

 

1 Gillen, Adrian IRL 2210 0
2 Connell, Blair ENG 2245 0
3 Martin, David WLS 2045 0
2 Berry, Neil SCO 1
2 Beeckmans, Felix BEL 1

 

1 Gillen, Stephen IRL 0
2 Hinks-Edwards, Thomas ENG 2225 0
3 Dyce, Andrew WLS ½
2 Weston, Richard SCO 1
3 Aglave, Arnaud BEL 1½

 

1 Twyford, Graham IRL 0
2 Cole, Roland ENG 2295 ½
3 Rizvi, Nasir WLS 0
2 McLaughlin, D SCO ½
4 Croonenborghs, Tom BEL 1

 

1 Farran, S IRL 0
2 Walton, Jonathan ENG 2225 0
3 Blakemore, Michael WLS ½
2 Swan, Stuart SCO 0
5 De Kaey, Pascal BEL ½
1 Collins, Danielle IRL 0
2 Eckhardt, Claudia GER 2150 0
3 Boszhard, Laura NED 0
1 Lang, Heather SCO 0
2 Dyca, A WLS 0
1 Remy, Muriel BEL 0

 

1 Cyrne, C IRL ½
2 Brandauer, Dorit GER 2045 0
3 de Blecourt, Sandra NED 0
1 Little, S SCO 0
2 Cordy, R WLS ½
2 Storme, Stien BEL 1

 

1 Hollinger, R IRL 0
2 Glaser, Andra GER 2140 0
3 Muris, V NED 0
1 Umesh, S SCO 0
2 Collins, Eleanor WLS ½
3 Van Nevele, Fanny BEL ½

Wanted

  • Confirmation of the results.
  • The games from the last round.
  • The results from the A final of the Faber cup.
  • Quite a few first names.

Sources

  1. Vlaanderen schaakt, Vol.1 No.4
  2. Tournament bulletin (rounds 1-4)
  3. OlimpBase
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