Final round of the German team championship in chess 1970

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The final round of the German Chess Team Championship in 1970 took place in Kassel from November 20-22. Eligible to participate were Königsspringer Frankfurt , SG Porz , SC Concordia von 1907 and SV Wilmersdorf, the winners of four qualification tournaments, while the defending champion Solingen SG in 1868 missed the final qualification.

1 round

In the first round, both SC Concordia from 1907 against Königsspringer Frankfurt and SG Porz against SV Wilmersdorf scored narrow victories.

board SC Concordia King Jumper Frankfurt 5: 3
1 Werner Pesch Karl-Heinz Maeder 1-0
2 Ottokar Martius Bela Soos 0: 1
3 Andreas Longwitz Peter Staller 0.5: 0.5
4th Andreas Liersch Hans Besser 0.5: 0.5
5 Norbert poker Gerhard Fahnenschmidt 0: 1
6th Markus Choinowski Wolfram Bialas 1-0
7th Erich Maahs Helmut Weichert 1-0
8th Jürgen Waldschläger Ralf Hess 1-0
board SG Porz SV Wilmersdorf 4.5: 3.5
1 Paul Tröger Rudolf Teschner 0.5: 0.5
2 Paul Ellrich Jürgen Dueball 0.5: 0.5
3 Edmund Budrich Jürgen Schuppert 0.5: 0.5
4th Hans Pesch Wolfgang Göbel 0.5: 0.5
5 Rudiger Schmidt Müller 0.5: 0.5
6th Klaus Kunze Günter Holze 0.5: 0.5
7th Hans-Jürgen Frenzel Hans Blaesing 0.5: 0.5
8th Matthaei Artur Springer 1-0

2nd round

In the second round, SG Porz defeated SC Concordia and took the lead by two points. The competition between Königsspringer Frankfurt and SV Wilmersdorf ended in a draw.

board King Jumper Frankfurt SV Wilmersdorf 4: 4
1 Bela Soos Rudolf Teschner 0: 1
2 Karl-Heinz Maeder Jürgen Dueball 0: 1
3 Peter Staller Jürgen Schuppert 0: 1
4th Hans Besser Wolfgang Göbel 1-0
5 Gerhard Fahnenschmidt Müller 0.5: 0.5
6th Wolfram Bialas Günter Holze 1-0
7th Ralf Hess Hans Blaesing 0.5: 0.5
8th Egon Joppen Artur Springer 1-0
board SC Concordia from 1907 SG Porz 3.5: 4.5
1 Werner Pesch Paul Ellrich 1-0
2 Ottokar Martius Paul Tröger 0: 1
3 Andreas Longwitz Hans Pesch 0: 1
4th Andreas Liersch Edmund Budrich 1-0
5 Norbert poker Klaus Kunze 0.5: 0.5
6th Markus Choinowski Rudiger Schmidt 0: 1
7th Erich Maahs Matthaei 0.5: 0.5
8th Jürgen Waldschläger Hans-Jürgen Frenzel 0.5: 0.5

3rd round

A 4: 4 against Königsspringer Frankfurt would have been enough for SG Porz to win the title, but Porz had to accept a clear defeat. SC Concordia took the chance to become German champions ahead of SG Porz with a hard-fought win against SV Wilmersdorf, Frankfurt was third ahead of Wilmersdorf with the win against Porz.

board SG Porz King Jumper Frankfurt 2.5: 5.5
1 Paul Tröger Bela Soos 0.5: 0.5
2 Paul Ellrich Karl-Heinz Maeder 0.5: 0.5
3 Edmund Budrich Peter Staller 0.5: 0.5
4th Hans Pesch Hans Besser 0.5: 0.5
5 Rudiger Schmidt Gerhard Fahnenschmidt 1-0
6th Klaus Kunze Wolfram Bialas 0: 1
7th Hans-Jürgen Frenzel Ralf Hess 0: 1
8th Matthaei Egon Joppen 0: 1
board SV Wilmersdorf SC Concordia from 1907 3.5: 4.5
1 Rudolf Teschner Werner Pesch 0.5: 0.5
2 Jürgen Dueball Ottokar Martius 1-0
3 Wolfgang Göbel Andreas Longwitz 0: 1
4th Jürgen Schuppert Norbert poker 1-0
5 Müller Andreas Liersch 0: 1
6th Günter Holze Markus Choinowski 0.5: 0.5
7th Wolfgang Vormum Jürgen Waldschläger 0: 1
8th Hans Blaesing Erich Maahs 0.5: 0.5

Note : The first names of the players Matthaei (SG Porz) and Müller (SV Wilmersdorf) could not be determined.

Closing table

society Sp G U V MP Board P.
1. SC Concordia from 1907 3 2 0 1 4: 2 13.0: 11.0
2. SG Porz 3 2 0 1 4: 2 11.5: 12.5
3. King Jumper Frankfurt 3 1 1 1 3: 3 12.5: 11.5
4th SV Wilmersdorf 3 0 1 2 1: 5 11.0: 13.0

decisions

German champion: SC Concordia from 1907

Crosstab

Results 1. 2. 3. 4th
1. SC Concordia from 1907 3½ 5 4½
2. SG Porz 4½ 2½ 4½
3. King Jumper Frankfurt 3 5½ 4th
4th SV Wilmersdorf 3½ 3½ 4th

The championship team

1. SC Concordia from 1907
Chess pieces

Werner Pesch, Ottokar Martius, Andreas Longwitz, Andreas Liersch, Norbert Pokern, Markus Choinowski, Erich Maahs, Jürgen Waldschläger.

swell

  • German chess newspaper, issue 1/1971