Paraguayan Chess Championship
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The Paraguayan Chess Championship is the national chess championship of Paraguay. It was inaugurated by The Paraguayan Chess Circle, founded in 1938 as Paraguay's first club devoted exclusively to chess. The Paraguayan Chess Circle continued to run the event at least until 1970 as Paraguay did not yet have a national chess federation, although it was affiliated with FIDE and had competed in Chess Olympiads at irregular intervals starting at Buenos Aires 1939.[1]
[edit] Winners
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Year Winner 1938 Juan Silvano Diaz Perez 1939 Juan Silvano Diaz Perez 1940 Ernesto Espinola 1941 Ernesto Espinola 1942 Juan Silvano Diaz Perez 1943 Ernesto Stadecker 1944 Ernesto Stadecker 1945 Ernesto Stadecker 1946 Luis Oscar Boettner 1947 Luis Oscar Boettner 1948 Carlos Almeida 1949 Carlos Almeida 1950 Carlos Almeida 1951 Carlos Almeida 1952 Faustino Paniagua 1953 Eduardo Salomon 1954 Ronald Cantero 1955 Ronald Cantero 1956 Ronald Cantero 1957 Ronald Cantero 1958 Ronald Cantero 1959 Benigno Rivarola 1960 Eleuterio Recalde 1961 Ronald Cantero 1962 Ronald Cantero 1963 Victorio Riego Prieto 1964 Raul Silva 1965 Ronald Cantero 1966 Omar Villagra 1967 Emiliano Saguier 1968 Emiliano Saguier 1969 Emiliano Saguier 1970 Julio César Ingolotti 1971 Ruben Carlos Gamarra 1972 Victorio Riego Prieto 1973 Oscar Ferreira 1974 Oscar Ferreira 1975 Ruben Carlos Gamarra 1976 Zenon Franco 1977 Victorio Riego Prieto 1978 Oscar Ferreira 1979 Ruben Carlos Gamarra 1980 Oscar Ferreira 1981 Cristobal Valiente 1982 Cristobal Valiente 1983 Luis Carlos Patriarca 1984 Francisco Santacruz 1985 Cristobal Valiente 1986 Francisco Santacruz 1987 Francisco Santacruz 1988 Francisco Santacruz 1989 Cristobal Valiente 1990 Francisco Santacruz 1991 Cristobal Valiente 1992 Cristobal Valiente 1993 Carlos Gamarra Caceres 1994 Cesar Santacruz 1995 Eduardo Peralta 1996 Ricardo Kropff 1997 Cristobal Valiente 1998 Luis Carlos Patriarca 1999 Eduardo Peralta 2000 Eduardo Peralta 2001 Jose Cubas 2002 Enrique Butti 2003 Luis Carlos Patriarca 2004 Axel Bachmann 2005 Luis Carlos Patriarca 2006 Luis Carlos Patriarca 2007 Luis Carlos Patriarca
[edit] References
- ^ Sunnucks, Anne (1970), The Encyclopaedia of Chess, St. Martin's Press, p. 345, LCCN 78-106371
