Cadre 47/2 World Championship

Cadre 47/2 World Championship
Last host of the World Cup
Tournament dates
Tournament type:	Ranking tournament
Tournament format:	Round robin / knockout system
Association / host:	FFB / FFAB / FIAB / UIFAB / UMB
Tournament details
Venue:	changing
Playing time:	1903-2003
Current title holder:	Frédéric Caudron
Records
Most wins: 5 ×
Théo Moons
Best GD: s. Records
Best ED: s. Records
Maximum series (HS): s. Records

The Cadre 47/2 World Championship (until 1947 Cadre 45/2) has been held in the carom variant Cadre 47/2 since 1903 . It was initially organized by the then Fédération Française de Billard (FFB) (1903-1913), from 1914 to 1923 by the FFAB ( Fédération Française des Amateurs de Billard ), in 1924 by the Fédération Internationale des Amateurs de Billard (FIAB), then from the Union Internationale des Fédérations des Amateurs de Billard (UIFAB; 1925–1959) and since 1959 from today's UMB ( Union Mondiale de Billard ). Between 1903 and 1913 there was a second billiard association , the Fédération des Sociétés Françaises des Amateurs de Billard (FSFAB). This also hosted world championships, but mainly professional world championships, which were not recognized by the FFAB after the union of the FSFAB and FFB. This agreement was later also taken over by UMB. All of the associations mentioned go back to the FSFAB and emerged over the years through unification and renaming.

Albert Poensgen at the Cadre 45/2 World Championship in New York in 1932 in the tournament hall of the "Elks Club" while defending his title. Carl Foerster (GER) is playing at the table on the left, while referee Albert Cutler is standing next to him. Worth Bergherm (USA) plays at the right table, while Francis S. Appleby (USA) sits on the chair between the two tables.

history

Edmond Soussa and Albert Corty at the 1930 World Cup in Antwerp

Until the early 1920s, the Cadre 45/2 World Championship was the only one that was played. In the carom area it was the most popular variety at this time before it was supplemented internationally by other disciplines. There has only been one world championship in the last 40 years because this discipline can no longer withstand today's level of difficulty. In cadre 47/2, averages are played today as they were years ago in the free game . As a result, the interest in world championships in this discipline, as in the free game many years ago, has greatly decreased. Thus, after 100 years, the 2003 World Cup was probably the last to be held in this discipline. The Cadre 47/2 European Championship , however, still takes place regularly. The results from 1903 to 1909 can no longer be completely determined in today's archives.

The record winner is the Belgian Théo Moons , the current title holder is Frédéric Caudron from Belgium.

mode

Until 1909 the tournaments were played up to 400 points, everyone against everyone. From 1910 the same, but in the final in three sets of 400 to 1200 points. From 1919 to 1924 to 500 points, in the final, as before, to three times the distance. Since 1910 the world championships have been played as a challenge tournament. The runner-up had the right to claim the title holder within a period of six months and to hold it in his home town. If he waived this, the right fell to the third-placed.

In 1925 there were two world championships. The first was a challenge battle between the then leading players Albert Corty from France and the Dutchman Jan Dommering . This fight took place from January 29th to 31st in Marseille . The second World Cup from April 14th to 23rd in Paris . From 1926 to 1978 only up to 400 points. In 2003 up to 300 (qualification 250) points were played.

Records

Jean Marty was the first athlete to play a game of up to 400 points in 1 shot at a Cadre 47/2 World Championship in 1967 . Another four actors followed. Frédéric Caudron and Fabian Blondeel managed up to 300 points .

The Spaniard Rafael Garcia achieved the best GD at a Cadre 47/2 World Championship with 131.90 ; the highest prolonged series at a Cadre 47/2 World Championship was played by Dutchman Hans Vultink with 735 points in 1973 in Krefeld. ( Prolonged ).

Records in Cadre 45/2
	record	Surname	year	place
General average (GD)	48.27	René Gabriëls	1939	Amsterdam
Best Individual Average (BED)	133.33	René Gabriëls	1939	Amsterdam
Maximum series (HS)	324	René Gabriëls	1939	Amsterdam
Records in Cadre 47/2
	record	Surname	year	place
General average (GD)	131.90	Rafael Garcia	2003	Ronchin
Best Individual Average (BED)	400.00	Jean Marty	1967	Cairo
		Henk Scholte	1969	Groningen
		Hans Vultink	1973	Krefeld
		Manuel Girves	1974	Buenos Aires
		Ludo Dielis	1978	Rheden
Maximum series (HS)	400	Jean Marty	1967	Cairo
		Henk Scholte	1969	Groningen
		Hans Vultink	1973	Krefeld
		Manuel Girves	1974	Buenos Aires
		Ludo Dielis	1978	Rheden

Record development

Legend

code	Explanation
	Games with Cadre 45/2
	Games with Cadre 47/2
‡	prolonged
Q	Record was set during the qualifying tournament
F.	Record was part of a five-fight set

General average (GD) GD Surname year Tournament with 3 games 20.45 Gustave van Belle 1933 (F / Q) 31.20 Gustave van Belle 1933 (F) Tournament with 4 games 19.97 Gustave van Belle 1929 (Q) 23.63 René Gabriëls 1936 (Q) 70.36 Martin van der Spoel 2003 Tournament with 5 games 18.35 Pierre Sels 1914 24.27 Albert Corty 1924 27.90 Edmound Soussa 1930 (Q) 39.77 Constant Cote 1939 (F) 45.45 Piet van de Pol 1947 57.00 Raymond Ceulemans 1974 (F) 72.28 Xavier Gretillat 2003 Tournament with 6 games 013.48 Pierre Sels 1913 020.91 Albert Corty 1923 029.59 Théo Moons 1930 (Q) 074.12 Henk Scholte 1965 093.13 Ludo Dielis 1969 118.75 Raymond Ceulemans 1992 154.23 1975 Tournament with 7 games 015.91 Lucien Rérolle 1903 017.38 Charles Faroux 1922 017.46 Jan Dommering 1926 021.07 Gustave van Belle 1928 028.56 Albert Corty 1930 028.59 Albert Poensgen 1933 035.59 René Gabriëls 1937 045.90 1938 048.27 1939 043.23 René Gabriëls 1949 084.84 Tony Schrauwen 1969 086.53 Hans Vultink 1973 131.90 Rafael Garcia 2003 Tournament with 8 games 018.79 Edmound Soussa 1932 022.96 Jacques Davin 1935 033.33 Jos Vervest 1962 Tournament with 9 games 102.85 France 1967

Single Average (ED) BED Surname year Tournament up to 500 points 50.00 Albert Corty 1924 Tournament up to 400 points 033.33 Lucien Rérolle 1903 Jan Dommering 1926 057.14 Théo Moons 1929 (Q) 066.66 Walter Baltus 1930 080.00 Gustave van Belle 1931 100.00 René Gabriëls 1938 133.33 Clement van Hassel 1949 200.00 Tony Schrauwen 1965 400.00 Jean Marty 1967 Raymond Ceulemans 1969 (F) Henk Scholte 1969 Ludo Dielis 1972 (F) Hans Vultink 1973 Francis Connesson 1974 (F) Manuel Girves 1974 Tournament up to 300 points 300.00 Frédéric Caudron 2003 Fabian Blondeel Tournament up to 250 points 250.00 Frédéric Caudron 2003 Rafael Garcia Thomas Nockemann Alain Remond Patrik Niessen Jean-Francoise Florent Tournament up to 150 points 075.00 Jacques Davin 1933 (Q / F) 150.00 Gustave van Belle 1933

Maximum series (HS) HS Surname year 109 Lucien Rérolle 1903 169 Charles Faroux 1914 171 Charles Darantiere 1923 184 Théo Moons 1924 212 Albert Corty 1925 248 Francis Appleby 1928 260 Albert Corty 1930 (Q) 269 René Gabriëls 1933 296 1938 324 1939 264 René Gabriëls 1949 273 Clement van Hassel 1951 319 Jos Vervest 1962 366 1964 400 Jean Marty 1967 Raymond Ceulemans 1969 (F) Henk Scholte 1969 772 ‡ Ludo Dielis 1972 (F)

Tournament statistics

The GD indicates the general average of the respective player during the tournament. The results before 1914 are very incomplete. Sometimes only the final was played and no match for 3rd place. Until 1947, the World Cup was played in cadre 45/2, then in cadre 47/2.

Legend WM held as 45/2

Fédération Française de Billiards World Championships
No.	year	place	winner	GD	place 2	GD	place 3	GD
01	1903	Paris	Lucien Rérolle	15.90	Hector Rasquinet	9.83	Léon Fouquet	?
02	1904	Paris	Louis Naves	?	Jean Delhom	?	Fernand Monge	?
03	1905	Paris	Jean van Duppen	?	Barthélémy Maure	?	François Weerst	?
04th	1906	Brussels	Jean van Duppen	9.19	Albert Poensgen	7.73	Louis Naves	6.68
05	1907	Paris	B. Colette	?	Charles Faroux	?	Louis Naves	?
06th	1908	Paris	E. Maquet	?	Barthélémy Maure	?		?
07th	1909	Paris	Pierre Sels	18.34		?		?
08th	1910	Paris	Pierre Sels	10.00	Charles Faroux	9.85		?
09	1912	Paris	Charles Faroux	13.33	Pierre Sels	?		?
10	1913	Antwerp	Pierre Sels	13.55	Henri Maréchal	9.72	? Edmond	9.88
Fédération-Française-des-Amateurs-de-Billiard World Championships
No.	year	place	winner	GD	place 2	GD	place 3	GD
11	1914	Paris	Pierre Sels	18.34	Rodolphe Agassiz	16.87	Charles Faroux	14.26
12	1919	Paris	Charles Faroux	26.66	Jean de Gasparin	11.66	Henri Maréchal	11.41
13	1920	Paris	Edouard Roudil	23.36	Aria Bos	22.40	Charles Faroux	16.48
14th	1921	Paris	Aria Bos	21.27	Charles Faroux	19.31	Albert Corty	11.73
15th	1922	Paris	Charles Darantière	13.58	Charles Faroux	17.38	Théo Moons	16.48
Fédération-Internationale-des-Amateurs-de-Billiard World Championship
No.	year	place	winner	GD	place 2	GD	place 3	GD
16	1923	Paris	Théo Moons	18.23	Charles Faroux	19.81	Albert Corty	20.91
Union-Internationale-des-Fédérations-des-Amateurs-de-Billard -World Championships
No.	year	place	winner	GD	place 2	GD	place 3	GD
17th	1924	Paris	Albert Corty	24.27	Jan Dommering	22.02	Théo Moons	19.41
18th	1925	Paris	Jan Dommering	16.40	Théo Moons	20.81	Albert Corty	16.10
19th	1926	Paris	Théo Moons	17.20	Jan Dommering	17.46	Gustave van Belle	16.95
20th	1927	Paris	Théo Moons	14.07	Charles Faroux	12.41	Edmond Soussa	13.68
21st	1928	Amsterdam	Théo Moons	19.67	Gustave van Belle	21.07	Edmond Soussa	19.20
22nd	1929	Marseille	Théo Moons	16.37	Gustave van Belle	20.59	Edmond Soussa	16.89
23	1930	Antwerp	Victor Luypaerts	22.18	Edmond Soussa	28.06	Albert Corty	28.56
24	1931	Geneva	Albert Poensgen	21.05	Théo Moons	23.58	Gustave van Belle	25.52
25th	1932	new York	Albert Poensgen	15.93	Gustave van Belle	14.17	Edmond Soussa	18.79
26th	1933	Cologne	Edmond Soussa	23.49	Albert Poensgen	28.59	Jan Dommering	20.54
27	1934	Groningen	Gustave van Belle	19.96	Jean Albert	18.20	Walter Joachim	13.63
28	1935	Montpellier	Jacques Davin	22.96	Jean Albert	18.22	Théo Moons	18.61
29	1936	Barcelona	René Gabriëls	23.22	Théo Moons	17.75	Jan Sweering	16.94
30th	1937	Groningen	René Gabriëls	35.59	Constant Cote	21.73	Louis Chassereau	20.19
31	1938	Antwerp	René Gabriëls	45.90	Constant Cote	27.61	Théo Moons	23.87
32	1939	Amsterdam	René Gabriëls	48.27	Constant Cote	25.96	Jan Sweering	18.11
33	1947	Zaragoza	Piet van de Pol	45.45	Joaquin Domingo	25.88	Pedro Leopoldo Carrera	23.51
34	1949	Amsterdam	Piet van de Pol	32.18	René Gabriëls	43.23	Clement van Hassel	35.40
35	1951	Buenos Aires	Pedro Leopoldo Carrera	34.83	René Gabriëls	31.65	Clement van Hassel	29.78
Union Mondiale de Billiards World Championships
No.	year	place	winner	GD	place 2	GD	place 3	GD
36	1962	Dusseldorf	Jos Vervest	33.33	Piet van de Pol	21.88	Siegfried Spielmann	22.11
37	1964	Berlin	Jos Vervest	27.84	José Gálvez Manzano	24.21	Antoine Schrauwen	33.25
38	1967	Cairo	Jean Marty	102.85	Hans Vultink	48.70	Antoine Schrauwen	52.96
39	1969	Groningen	Antoine Schrauwen	84.84	Ludo Dielis	83.39	José Gálvez Manzano	60.20
40	1973	Krefeld	Hans Vultink	86.53	Dieter Müller	76.85	Roland Dufetelle	58.28
41	1974	Buenos Aires	Hans Vultink	55.81	Osvaldo Berardi	51.42	Manuel Girves	35.83
42	1978	Rheden	Francis Connesson	79.51	Ludo Dielis	85.07	Dieter Wirtz	49.94
No.	year	place	winner	GD	place 2	GD	Semi-finalists	GD
43	2003	Ronchin	Frédéric Caudron	126.66	Fabian Blondeel	89.00	Rafael Garcia	131.90
							Henri Tilleman	64.19

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Individual evidence

1. ^ ^{A b c} Dieter Haase, Heinrich Weingartner : Encyclopedia of Billardsport . 1st edition. tape 1 . Verlag Heinrich Weingartner, Vienna 2009, ISBN 978-3-200-01489-3 , p. 174-199 .