Berlin 1913




Results
 
Match scores
Name   Edo    Dev.   Score  /  Games 
Salinger, M.    2168 (77) 1 /
Choděra, Miroslav    2217 (55) 1 /
 
Lewitt, Moritz    2191 (86) 0.5 /
Kautský, Václav    2244 (54) 1.5 /
 
Pahl, Kurt    2285 (66) 1.5 /
Kornia, V.    2099 (56) 0.5 /
 
Ahues, Carl    2418 (54) 1.5 /
Kruliš-Randa, Otakar    2317 (62) 0.5 /
 
Cohn, Wilhelm    2371 (74) 0.5 /
Kvíčala, Jan    2423 (77) 1.5 /
 
Schulz (2)    2199 (126) 1 /
Opočenský, Karel    2290 (35) 1 /
 
Schlage, Willi    2273 (62) 0.5 /
Pokorný, Amos    2256 (41) 1.5 /
 
Moll, Kurt    2238 (85) 0.5 /
Prokeš, Ladislav    2380 (48) 1.5 /
 
Wiegand, Erich    2187 (60) 1.5 /
Scheinost, F.    1853 (172) 0.5 /
 
Rotenstein, Simon    2334 (60) 1.5 /
Šipek, J.    2314 (84) 0.5 /
 
Janowski, A.    1985 (138) 1 /
Mitovský, Karoly    2270 (58) 1 /
 
Gregory, Bernhard    2272 (47) 1 /
Treybal, František    2398 (54) 1 /
 
Post, Ehrhardt    2402 (55) 1 /
Treybal, Karel    2395 (52) 1 /
 
Jacobowitz, Leopold    2108 (110) 1.5 /
Židlický, B.    2121 (52) 0.5 /
 
Bauer, Arpad    2065 (63) 1 /
Žukovský, V.    2076 (62) 1 /
 
Cohn, Erich    2469 (46) 1 /
Důras, Oldřich    2546 (31) 1 /
 

Event table notes

Event data
Name: Berlin - Prague Team Match
Place: Berlin
Start date: 23 Mar. 1913
End date: 24 Mar. 1913
 
Notes:
Di Felice lists 'Kvicala, Josef' on the Prague team, but he died in 1908, so I presume this was 'Kvicala, Jan'. Also on the Prague team, he lists as Janowski's opponent 'Skalicka, Carlos', who was born in Nov. 1896 and would therefore have been 16, or at most 17, years old at the time of this tournament. According to the Deutsche Schachzeitung, Janowski's opponent was 'Mitowsky'. The latter source has Rotenstein-Sipek as 1.5-0.5 and Jakobowitz-Zidlicky as 1.5-0.5, while Di Felice has the former as 1-1 and the latter as 2-0.
 
References
Books
   Di Felice, Chess Results, 1901-1920, page 207
Periodicals
   [DSZ], no. 2, Feb. 1913, page 58
   [DSZ], no. 5, May 1913, page 158

Tournament information updated: 7 Nov. 2014