This was the last time the interclubs were held in this format. In 1933, there was as far as I know no such competition and after that it was played on only four boards per match. Two of the twelve matches were forfeited. Soultanbeieff’s team from Liège did not participate in the first division this time and neither did Ghent. This pretty much implied that the only participating teams came from Brussels (Le Cygne & Cercle National) and Antwerp (Maccabi and Antwerp SK). There were also a minor and a regional tournament.

There were no very remarkable individual results in this tournament. Dyner, on first board for Le Cygne, had a rather disappointing run. Note that a certain Fick played for Antwerp SK once. I guess that this was Louis Fick, but it might have been his brother Willem.

Here are the round-by-round results. Note that the individual scores below do not include forfeited games. I have tried to follow board order, but this was not always completely consistent. Also some of the nationalities might very well be wrong.

Wanted

• Most games.
• Many first names.

Sources

1. La Nation Belge 23/01-12/06/1932
2. Le Soir 07/03-07/04/1932