Author: Bouwmeester, Hans (1929-?)
Year: 1960
Publisher: W ten Have Verlag
Place: Amsterdam
Description:
231 pages with diagrams, tables and plates. Royal octavo (9 3/4" x 6 1/2") bound in original beige cloth with black lettering to label and cover with green chess board like diagram. Additional commentary by T D vanScheltinga, B J Withuis, H J J Slavekoorde and E J Diemer. Photographs by R Teschner. First edition.
Eighteen players vied for the top spot in the Zonal Tournament played in Wageningen October 26 through November 27 1957. The top spots were highly contested with Laszlo Szabo, representing Hungary, capturing first with 13 1/2/17. A close second was Frierik Olafsson from Iceland with a score of 13. Third through fourth was a tie with Johannes Hendrikus (Hein) Donner, from Holland, and Jorgen Bent Larsen, form Denmark, with scores of 12 1/2. In sole sixth place with 12 points was Wolfgang Uhlmann from Germany with 12 points. Tied for sixth and seventh was Gideon Stahlberg, the Swedish contingent and Petar Trifunović, representing Yugoslavia, each with scores of 11. Eighth place went to Rudolf Teschner, another German with 9 points. Ninth was taken by Borislav Ivkov form Yugoslavia with a score of 8. Szabo went on to the Candidates.
Condition:
Previous owner's name on front paste down, some light edge wear else a very good copy.
Year: 1960
Publisher: W ten Have Verlag
Place: Amsterdam
Description:
231 pages with diagrams, tables and plates. Royal octavo (9 3/4" x 6 1/2") bound in original beige cloth with black lettering to label and cover with green chess board like diagram. Additional commentary by T D vanScheltinga, B J Withuis, H J J Slavekoorde and E J Diemer. Photographs by R Teschner. First edition.
Eighteen players vied for the top spot in the Zonal Tournament played in Wageningen October 26 through November 27 1957. The top spots were highly contested with Laszlo Szabo, representing Hungary, capturing first with 13 1/2/17. A close second was Frierik Olafsson from Iceland with a score of 13. Third through fourth was a tie with Johannes Hendrikus (Hein) Donner, from Holland, and Jorgen Bent Larsen, form Denmark, with scores of 12 1/2. In sole sixth place with 12 points was Wolfgang Uhlmann from Germany with 12 points. Tied for sixth and seventh was Gideon Stahlberg, the Swedish contingent and Petar Trifunović, representing Yugoslavia, each with scores of 11. Eighth place went to Rudolf Teschner, another German with 9 points. Ninth was taken by Borislav Ivkov form Yugoslavia with a score of 8. Szabo went on to the Candidates.
Condition:
Previous owner's name on front paste down, some light edge wear else a very good copy.