Second class: 1. Diavadzadah 4½/6 2. Akber 4 3. Duchaine 3½ 4. Ellinger 3 5-7. Leclercq, Milz & Van Acker 2
Third class, group 1: 1-2. Bellemans & Van Wylick 5½/7 3. P. Bossart 4½ 4. Van Campenhout 3½ 5-6. Hamaide & Moulin 3 6. Boons 2 [NB: these scores don’t add up to 28, as they should]
Third class, group 2: 1. Weyemberg 6½/7 2. De Haas 6 3. Dumont 4½ 4. R. Bossart 4 5. Polak 3 6-7. Martinez & Van Meerbeek 2 8. Christiaens 0

In first class, the championship of the Brussels Chess Club ended with all three players on 2/4 after the planned double round robin. To break the tie, another double round robin was played, which ended in a victory for Barzin. In the third class, a final group uniting the top two from each preliminary group was planned and probably took place, but I don’t know how it ended.

I’m very grateful to Mr. Philip Jurgens who sent me the crosstable of the main group, citing [1] as his source. The results from the lower sections and the single game I have come from [2].

Wanted

• All but one of the games.
• The crosstables from the second and third class tournaments.

Sources

1. L’Échiquier 1926 No.23
2. La Nation Belge 19/11 & 04/12/1926