Baden Chess Association

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Badischer Schachverband eV
Logo of the Badischer Schachverband
Founded May 8, 1910
Place of foundation Karlsruhe
president Uwe Pfenning
societies 180 (as of January 1, 2019)
Members 8,034 (as of January 1, 2019)
Homepage www.badischer-schachverband.de

The Badische Schachverband eV (BSV) is a regional association of the German Chess Federation and the organization of chess players in the Baden part of Baden-Württemberg . It was founded on May 8, 1910 and is based in Karlsruhe .

organization

The association is led by a presidium, which includes the president as chairman, three vice-presidents (including the vice-president for finance), the secretary, the sports director, the head of press / public relations and the 1st chairwoman of the Baden Youth Chess Association.

Another statutory body is the Extended Presidium, which consists of the Presidium itself and other functionaries, mostly appointed by the Presidium and confirmed by the Association Day, as well as the district leaders of the 11 chess districts.

Districts are (01) Mannheim, (02) Heidelberg, (03) Odenwald, (04) Karlsruhe, (05) Pforzheim, (06) Mittelbaden, (07) Ortenau, (08) Freiburg, (09) Hochrhein, (10) Black Forest and (11) Lake Constance.

The Association Day, the highest body of the FSIO, meets once a year and elects the members of the Presidium for three years each. The members of the Extended Presidium and the district delegates have the right to vote in the Association Day.

Game operation

In tournament chess, the top division is the Oberliga, which is classified under the second Bundesliga South Chess League. Since the league structure reform in the 2012/13 season, these include two association leagues, four national leagues and eight divisional leagues.

Below the divisional leagues, the district's gaming operations are structured with the district leagues as the top division. As of the 2017/18 season, the Odenwald district league is below the Heidelberg district league.

The league structure reform in 2012 ended the division into six regions, each with a regional and a division league. Since then, the districts have not been assigned to a specific division league and the teams are divided according to geographical criteria, regardless of district affiliation.

In addition to the tournament, which is open to all age groups, there are also senior and youth chess leagues.

The Baden Chess Association is represented in the 1st Chess Bundesliga in the 2018/19 season with the German champions OSG Baden-Baden , SV 1930 Hockenheim and SC Viernheim .

Well-known Baden chess players

Tomb of Efim Bogoljubow in the cemetery (field F) in Triberg (Black Forest)

Among the on the rating of the measured 100 best players of BSV to find famous chess players as the reigning world chess champion Magnus Carlsen , vice world champion Fabiano Caruana and former world champion Viswanathan Anand , who in Ooser Schachgesellschaft Baden-Baden 1922 ( OSG Baden-Baden lead the ranking) .

Grandmaster Efim Bogoljubow was a member of the Freiburg Chess Club from 1887 until his untimely death , whose chairman at the time, Friedrich A. Stock , donated his tomb in Triberg, among other things.

1st chairperson

  • 1910–1921: Wilhelm Gudehus
  • 1921–1931: Max Rheiner
  • 1931–1933: Theo Weissinger
  • 1933–1938: Herbert Kraft
  • 1938- ?: Professor Köbele
  • 1946–1951: Werner Lauterbach
  • 1951–1952: Karl Blümmel
  • 1952–1954: Karl Weinspach
  • 1954–1969: Albert Reinbold
  • 1969–1981: Alfred Weber
  • 1981–1983: Gerhart Seiter

President

Uwe Pfenning, Dresden 2016
  • 1983–1994: Gerhart Seiter
  • 1994-2004: Eberhard Beikert
  • 2004–2012: Fritz Meyer
  • since 2012: Uwe Pfenning

International fights Baden - Alsace since 1953

Since 1953, the Baden Chess Association has held matches with Alsace, with the venue alternating between Alsace and Baden. Here emphasis is placed on a good mix of masters, young people, seniors and women.

No. year place Result No. year place Result No. year place Result
1 1953 Throat 6.5: 7.5 2 1955 Strasbourg 11.5: 6.5 3 1957 Baden-Baden 10.5: 5.5
4th 1959 Freiburg 12.5: 4.5 5 1960 Rappoltsweiler 14: 6 6th 1961 Masmunster 42:15
7th 1962 Endingen 17.5: 10.5 8th 1964 Rosheim 17.5: 10.5 9 1966 Neumühl 21.5: 12.5
10 1968 Relay fields 19: 11 11 1971 Throat 33:18 12 1973 Gambsheim 15.5: 9.5
13 1976 Freiburg 23.5: 7.5 14th 1980 Zähringen 22.5: 9.5 15th 1981 Bennwihr 21: 13
16 1982 Throat 21.5: 12.5 17th 1983 Obernai 18:15 18th 1984 Hörden 24.5: 9.5
19th 1986 Hartmannswiller 25.5: 8.5 20th 1987 Kuppenheim 24:10 21st 1988 Ungersheim 19:15
22nd 1989 Lahr 21.5: 12.5 23 1990 Schlettstadt 16:18 24 1991 Horben 22:10
25th 1992 Sulz / Upper Alsace 18.5: 15.5 26th 1993 Haltingen 16:16 27 1994 Schlettstadt 22.5: 9.5
28 1995 Ettenheim 21.5: 10.5 29 1996 Hœnheim 22:10 30th 1997 Rheinstetten 17.5: 14.5
31 1998 Bischwiller 15.5: 16.5 32 1999 Pforzheim 22:10 33 2000 Mulhouse 22.5: 11.5
34 2001 Forest 15.5: 16.5 35 2002 Haguenau 19.5: 12.5 36 2003 Neumühl 19.5: 12.5
37 2004 Schlettstadt 15: 17 38 2006 Brombach 21:12 39 2007 Schlettstadt 19.5: 12.5
40 2008 Buhl 22:10 41 2009 Breitenbach 16:16 42 2010 Neumühl 15.5: 16.5
43 2011 Gambsheim 21: 11 44 2012 Endingen 13: 19 45 2013 Wittelsheim 8:24
46 2014 Hockenheim 17:15 47 2015 Strasbourg 14.5: 17.5 48 2016 Zähringen 18.5: 13.5
49 2017 Strasbourg 12.5: 19.5 50 2018 Karlsruhe 25.5: 6.5 51 2019 Sélestat 16:16
52 2020

literature

  • Frank Schmidt: 100 years of the Badischer Schachverband eV 1910–2010. A chronicle . Beyer, Hollfeld 2010. ISBN 978-3-00-029272-9

Web links

Commons : Badischer Schachverband  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ www.badischer-schachverband.de Statutes (PDF)
  2. ^ Association day on May 28, 2011 in Neumühl Website of the Hochrhein chess district. Retrieved June 6, 2011
  3. ↑ Pekka Kauppala, Peter Bolt: 100 years of chess in Freiburg . Festschrift on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Freiburg Chess Friends 1887 eV Schachwoche Verlag 1987, Freiburg i.Br., p. 29
  4. ^ Frank Schmidt: 100 Years of Badischer Schachverband eV 1910-2010. A chronicle . Beyer, Hollfeld 2010, pp. 746-750. ISBN 978-3-00-029272-9
  5. ↑ Baden-Alsace international match 2012 on TeleSchess
  6. ↑ International match Alsace-Baden 2013 on Badischer Schachverband
  7. ^ Länderkampf Baden-Alsace 2014 on Badischer Schachverband
  8. ↑ International match Alsace-Baden 2015 on Badischer Chessverband
  9. ↑ International match Baden-Alsace 2016 on TeleSchess
  10. ↑ International match Baden-Alsace 2017 on Badischer Schachverband
  11. ^ Karlsruher SF: Baden against Alsace. September 17, 2018, accessed July 23, 2019 .