Haringey Masters, London, 21-29 July 1988, Durnsford Sports Centre, Muswell Hill (Scheveningen system)

Team A		Fed	Elo	JH	MH	GA	AM	BK	JG	MP	LW	WI	Total	Team B		Fed	Elo	Total
1	Jacob Murey	ISR	2545g	1	1	1	0	1	1	½	0	1	6½	1	Julian M Hodgson	ENG	2525m	6
2	Marc Dutreeuw	BEL	2395	0	½	½	1	1	1	0	½	½	5	2	Mark L Hebden	ENG	2460m	5
3	Bosko Abramovic	YUG	2445g	0	½	½	½	1	½	½	1	½	5	3	Gilles Andruet	FRA	2450m	5
4	Aleksandar Davidovic	YUG	2420	0	1	½	½	½	0	1	½	1	5	4	Andrew D Martin	ENG	2430m	5
5	Mark J L Orr	IRL	2365f	½	½	½	½	0	½	1	1	½	5	5	Bachar Kouatly	FRA	2440m	4
6	Byron A Jacobs	ENG	2320f	½	0	½	½	½	½	½	1	1	5	6	Joseph G Gallagher	ENG	2445m	4
7	Bjorgvin Jonsson	ISL	2375	1	½	½	0	0	½	½	½	1	4½	7	Malcolm Pein	ENG	2410m	4
8	Chris Ward	ENG	2325	0	0	0	½	0	1	½	½	1	3½	8	Luc Winants	BEL	2450m	3½
9	Peter Lukacs	HUN	2490g	0	0	0	½	1	0	½	½	½	3	9	Willy Icklicki	BEL	2305	2

IM norms: Byron Jacobs (ENG - final norm), Mark Orr (IRL - final norm), Alexandar Davidovic (YUG), Marc Dutreeuw (BEL)

[BCM, October 1988, p454] "The Haringey Masters, sponsored by Belgian diamond merchant Willy Icklicki, was played at the Durnsford Sports Centre, Muswell Hill, N22, July 21-29. The organisation was carried out by the Association of British Chess Masters, who were thus able to lengthen the summer circuit by a prestige event just before the British Championship.

"The nature of the tournament was rather unusual, a Scheveningen System, whereby a team of nine players per side meets all nine members of the opposing team.

"For the mainly home team the scores were: Hodgson 6(9); Andruet (F), Hebden, Martin 5; Gallagher, Kouatly, Pein 4; Winants (BEL) 3½; Icklicki 2. For the mainly foreign team: Murey (ISR) but now resident in Paris 6½(9); Abramovic (Y), Davidovic (Y), Dutreeuw (BEL), Jacobs, Orr (IRE) 5; Bj. Jonsson (ICE) 4½; Ward 3½; P. Lukacs (H) 3. Thus the latter team won 41½-38½.

"The total prize fund was £2,250. A diamond ring was awarded to Yakov Murey for his win over Kouatly, adjudged the most brilliant effort. Most players performed close to their ratings, except that Byron Jacobs gained 29.7 points and Icklicki lost 35.5. Mark Orr’s performance, if accepted in time by FIDE, will be his deciding norm for the IM title."

---

File Updated

Date	Notes
28 May 2008	File first uploaded (zipped file format)
21 October 2020	Uploaded with game viewer and crosstable. A missing game added - Jacobs-Gallagher - the score given here previously was actually a duplicate of Davidovic-Winants from the same event. Thanks to Andy Ansel for supplying the correct score. I'm afraid I have no round numbers or dates for this event. One game score, Andruet-Abramovic, is still missing (unless they agreed a draw after playing only one move!). And I've amended the spelling of 'Haringay' to 'Haringey' (apparently 'Harringay' and 'Haringey' are both correct but not the amalgam of the two I previously went with!).