This file is a listing of all non-championship team tournaments that haven't been assigned anywhere else. There are details available only for some of them.This file is a listing of all non-championship team tournaments that haven't been assigned anywhere else. There are details available only for some of them.| no. | host city | year | results | |
Prague-Brno    |
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1922-1934 | Prague and Brno won 4 times each with one draw Total points: Prague-Brno 93-79 |
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| Berlin |  |
1927 | Soviet Union 27½; Austria 21½; Hungary 21; Denmark 16½; Germany 13½ | |
| Moscow |  |
1929 | Leningrad 21; Moscow 18½; Kharkiv 12; Tashkent 8½ | |
| Špindlerův Mlýn | |
1948 | Workers' Olympiad: Hungary 12½; Yugoslavia 9½; Poland 9; Czechoslovakia 8; Switzerland 1 |
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| Görlitz |  |
1952 | Poland 14½; Hungary 9; East Germany 6½ | |
| France |  |
1958 | France "A" (Muffang) 6; Switzerland (Walther) 5½; Belgium (Dunkelblum) 4½; France "B" (Lemoine) 2 | |
| Mar del Plata |  |
1960 | Chile 8½; Mar del Plata city 5½; Uruguay 5; Paraguay 5 | |
| 1960 | Latin America Team Championship: Nicaragua 15; El Salvador 12; Costa Rica 12; Guatemala 10 (...) |
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| Luxembourg |  |
1960 | Rheinland region (GER) 13; Saar region (GER) 9½; Lothringen region (GER) 9½; Luxembourg 8 | |
| Monte Carlo |  |
1960 | Mediterranean Cup: Yugoslavia (Parma; Nedeljković; Udovčić; Bulat) 13½; Tunisia 9; France 8½; Italy 8½; Monaco ½ |
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| Guatemala |  |
1961 | Latin America Team Championship: El Salvador 12½; Honduras 12; Guatemala 11½; Nicaragua 11; Costa Rica 8½; Panama 4½ |
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| Riga | |
1961 | Latvia (Gipslis) 14½; Lithuania 8; East Germany (Zinn) 7½ | |
| Monte Carlo |
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1966 | 100th anniversary of Monte Carlo: Belgium 15½; Switzerland 14; Italy 12; Monaco "A" 9½; France 8½; Monaco "B" ½ |
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| Riga | |
1969 | Belorussian SSR; Estonian SSR; Latvian SSR | |
| Milan |  |
1974 | Yugoslavia (Minic; Sofrevski; Bertok; Musil; Deze) 11½; Czechoslovakia (Plachetka; Kozma; Banas; Nowak) 10½; Italy (Tatai; Toth; Cosulich; Mariotti; Cappello) 10½; Austria 10½; Hungary 10; France 7 | |
| Baden-Baden | |
1974 | Germany "A" 7½; London "A" 4½; Germany "B" 4½; London "B" 3½ | |
| Glasgow |  |
1975 | Glasgow 800 Home International Team Tournament: ENG 16½; SCO 14; WLS 11; IRL 6½ |
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| Livorno | |
1976 | Trade Union Championship: Bulgaria (Radulov) 6½; Poland (Grabczewski) 6; Romania (Mititelu) 6; Italy 5½; Czechoslovakia (Filip) 5; Soviet Union (Balashov) 4½; Italy "B" 4; Italy "C" 2½ |
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| 3. | Bled |  |
1976 | Alpine Cup: France (Giacomazzi; L.Roos; Sellos; D.Roos; Massot) 12; Italy (Taruffi) 11; Austria (Gigerl); Slovenia (Orel) 9½; Germany (Lahtela) 8½; Yugoslavia (Supancic) 8 |
| Monte Carlo | |
1977 | Mini Olympiad: Luxembourg 12½; Andorra 10; Monaco "A" 9½; Monaco "B" 4 |
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| Reykjavik |  |
1990 | VISA Chess Summit: URS 31½; England 31; USA 30; Nordic Team 27½ |
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| Cannes | |
1992 | Cannes Chess Festival: (rapid) England 17½ (Nunn, Adams, Chandler, Hodgson), USA 14 (Seirawan, Christiansen, Benjamin, Fedorowicz), Netherlands 12 (Timman, Piket, Van der Wiel, Sosonko, Ree), France 4½ (Kouatly, Santo Roman, Renet, Miralles) |
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| Andorra la Vella |  |
2004 | I Quadrangular Andbanc: Catalonia region 12; Andorra 9½; The Basque Country 9; Luxembourg 5½ |
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| no. | host city | year | results | |
| Berlin West | |
1962 | Berlin West 19; Zurich 15; Munich 13; Vienna 13 | |
| Vienna |  |
1964 | Berlin West 19; Vienna 15; Munich 13; Zurich 12 | |
| Zurich |  |
1966 | Vienna 18; Zurich 16½; Berlin West 13½; Munich 12 | |
| Vienna | |
1971 | Vienna 13; Berlin West 10½; Zurich 6½ | |
| Velm | |
1979 | Vienna 21½; Graz 16½; Berlin West 13; Zurich 9 | |
| Monte Carlo | |
1958 | (club event) Slavia Belgrade (YUG) 28½; SA Baden (GER) 14½; Monte Carlo (MNC) 13½; Alekhine Nice (FRA); Torino (ITA) | |
| Monte Carlo | |
1961 | (club event) Slavia Belgrade (YUG) 16½; Soler (SUI) 13; Turin (ITA) 12; Stuttgart (GER) 11½; Milan (ITA) 10; Lisabon (POR) 9½ (10 teams overall) | |
| Moscow | |
1966 | (student teams) Moscow 15; Belgrade 13½; Budapest 10½; Bucharest 9 | |
| Leningrad | |
1966 | (student teams) Belgrade 16½; Leningrad 14½; Budapest 9½; Bucharest 7½ | |
| Budapest |  |
1967 | Budapest "A" (HUN) 9½; Sofia (BUL) 8; Bucharest (ROM) 7½; Warsaw (POL) 7; Budapest "B" (HUN) 6½; Halle (GDR) 6½ | |
| Belgium |  |
1969 | (university teams) London; Prague; Amsterdam; Leyde; Brussels; Liege; Brussels "B" | |
| Moscow | |
1969 | (Lenin's 100th anniversary) Riga; Lepizig; MGU Moscow ... (7 teams overall) | |
| Leipzig | |
1971 | (club event) SG Leipzig (GDR) 31½; Slavia Sofia (BUL) 24; Brno (CSR) 21; Legion Warsaw (POL) 20½; DAW Berlin (GDR) 19; Buna Halle (GDR) 18; Studentenauswahl (GDR) 16; Slavoj Česky Brod (CSR) 16; Lokomotive Leipzig (GDR) 14 | |
| Riga | |
1971 | Riga 12; Tallinn 11; Vilnius 6½ | |
| 1974 | Tallin (Nei) 11½; Riga (Klovans) 10½; Vilnius (Lapienis) 7½ | |||
| Lucerne | |
1976 | Lucerne (SUI) 13; Strasbourg (FRA) 9½; Innsbruck (AUT) 7½; Baden-Baden (GER) 6 | |
| Tunis |  |
1977 | Moscow (Suetin, Vasiukov, Kupreichik) 20½; Tunis 11½; Rome 9; Baghdad 7 | |
| Tunis | |
1978 | Belgrade 11½; Paris 11 (... also La Valletta, Tripolis, Tunis) | |
| Moscow | |
1978 | Moscow (Petrosian, Averbakh) 9½; Belgrade (Ivkov, Matanovic) 8½; Prague (Prandstetter, Meduna) 6 | |
| Czechoslovakia | |
1979 | (club&city event) Buna Halle (GDR) 36½; Budapest (HUN) 33½; Prague (CSR) 27½; Katowice (POL) 20; Brno (CSR) 17½; Bratislava (CSR) 15 | |
| no. | host city | year | results | |
| 1. | Vrnjacka Banja | |
1972 | Hungary 7½; Romania 7; Poland 6; Yugoslavia 5½; Bulgaria 4 |
| 2. | Vrnjacka Banja | |
1973 | Hungary 8; Romania 7½; Yugoslavia 5½; Poland 5; Bulgaria 4 |
| 3. | Vrnjacka Banja | |
1974 | Hungary 12½; Romania 11½; Bulgaria 9; Yugoslavia 4½; Poland 2½ |
| Vrsač | |
1976 | Hungary (Ivanka, Veröci, Karakas, Porubszky) 10½; Bulgaria 9; Romania 8; Yugoslavia 7; Poland 5½ | |
| Bad Aibling | |
1978 | Austria 10½, Bayern region 10, Switzerland 9½ | |
| Lucerne | |
1978 | West Germany 17½; Netherlands 12½; Bayern region 12; France 11½; England 11½; Austria 10; Switzerland 9 | |
| Lucerne | |
1980 | Netherlands (Vreeken, v.Parreren, Belle, v.Gent) 13½; West Germany 13; England 12; Switzerland 8; Italy 7½; Austria 6 | |
| 7. | Davos | |
1981 | Bayern region 17½; Austria 17; Switzerland 14½; Wirtemberg region 11 |
| 8. | Augsburg | |
1982 | Switzerland 20; Wirtemberg region 16; Bayern region 12½; Austria 12½ |
| Lund |  |
2001 | U21: Poland 16½; Norway 8½; Sweden 5½; Denmark 5½ | |