4th Spanish Team Chess Championship: Barcelona 1960

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Basic data

4th Spanish Team Chess Championship
(see all-time tournament summary)
Dates: 21st - 28th September 1960
City: Barcelona (Catalonia)
Venue: Gimnasio de las Secciones Deportivas del CF Barcelona
Organizers: Federación Catalana de Ajedrez
Chief Arbiter: N/A
Teams participating: 8
Players participating: N/A
Games played: 112
Competition format: Four board round robin
Final order decided by: 1. Game points, 2. Match points
Time control: N/A
Sources: Mundo Deportivo, la Vanguardia, ABC, Destino (.png)
Downloadable game file: 56spain.zip (only 8 games are available)



Standings

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no. team code flag 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ∑ MP + = -
1. CA Chardenet Madrid SWMD ● ½ 2 2½ 4 2½ 4 3 18½ 11 5 1 1
2. Real Madrid CF S.d.A. REAL 3½ ● 2 2½ 1½ 3 2 4 18½ 10 4 2 1
3. CA Barcelona BARC 2 2 ● 2 2½ 1½ 3½ 4 17½ 9 3 3 1
4. CA Español Barcelona ESPB 1½ 1½ 2 ● 2 3 3½ 4 17½ 8 3 2 2
5. CLA Ruy López Barcelona RLBC 0 2½ 1½ 2 ● 3 2½ 2 13½ 8 3 2 2
6. CA Paluzie Barcelona PLZB 1½ 1 2½ 1 1 ● 1½ 3½ 12 4 2 0 5
7. AA Aragonesa Zaragoza S.d.A. ANZZ 0 2 ½ ½ 1½ 2½ ● 3½ 10½ 5 2 1 4
8. CM Málaga MLGA 1 0 0 0 2 ½ ½ ● 4 1 0 1 6

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Line-ups


CA Chardenet Madrid: Torán 5/7, Farré 4/7, E.Pérez 4½/7, Morán 5/7
Real Madrid CF: Pomar 6½/7, M.López 4/7, Menvielle 4½/7, Sicilia 2½/5, Arrupe 1/2
CA Barcelona: Albareda 4/6, Ribera 2½/4, Anguera 3/6, Cherta 4½/7, Beltran 1½/3, Bas 2/2
CA Español Barcelona: Puig 2/7, Ballbé 6/7, García Orús 3/5, Sánchez 2½/4, Vilageliu 2½/3, Monedero 1½/2
CLA Roy López Barcelona: Lladó 3½/7, Ingelmo 3/7, Pedrol 3½/7, Trias 3½/6, Fuster 0/1
CA Paluzie Barcelona: Prado 2/6, Sola 4½/6, Bechini 1/3, Margalef 3/6, Segura 1/4, Barrababe ½/3
AA Aragoneza Zaragoza: Romero 1½/6, Tejero 2½/7, Mimbela 4/7, Esparza 1/3, Dominguez 1½/5
CM Málaga: Linares 2/7, Ariza 1/7, Ramis ½/7, Aragón ½/7


Tournament review

There were eight teams in the 1960 championship held in Barcelona, of which four were representing the home city. Chardenet were in clear lead all way long. With last round to go they had 3 point advantage over Real, and the leaders met on the final day. Real needed steamrolling 4-0, had they been dreaming of gold. It proved so near... they moved to 3-0 win just before time control. Sadly, the adjourned game was drawn and so Chardenet took the title on tiebreak.
Chardenet-Real ½-3½: Torán-Pomar 0-1 Farré-López 0-1 E.Pérez-Menvielle 0-1, Morán-Sicilia ½-½