AAdditional Games
- Chessgames
- Game, Erich Eliskases vs. Lodewijk Prins, minor tournament, Birmingham, England, 1937.
- Game, Larry Evans-Lodewijk Prins vs. Samuel Reshevsky-Al Horowitz, New York, 1951.
- Game, Gottfried Reinhardt vs. Lodewijk Prins, Prins Exhibition, 1951.
- Game, Harry Borochow vs. Lodewijk Prins, Prins Exhibitions, 1951.
- Game, Lionel Joyner vs. Lodewijk Prins, Prins Exhibitions, 1951.
- Game, Lodewijk Prins vs. Myron Casden, Prins Exhibitions, 1951.
- Game, Lodwijk Prins vs. Sven Elias Almgren, Prins Exhibitions, 1951.
- Game, Arthur R. Spiller vs. Lodewijk Prins, Prins Exhibitions, 1951.
- Game, William Steckel vs. Lodewijk Prins, Prins Exhibition, 1951.
- Game, Lodewijk Prins vs. Morris Gordon, Prins Exhibition, 1951.
- Game, Eugene Levin vs. Lodewijk Prins, Prins Exhibition, 1951.
- Game, Lodewijk Prins vs. R. Smith, Prins Exhibition, 1951.
- Game, Lodewijk Prins vs. Harry Borochow, Prins Exhibition, 1951.
- Game, Lodewijk Prins vs. Ludwig Rellstab, Madrid 1959.
- Game, Francisco Jose Perez vs. Lodewijk Prins, Madrid tournament, 1959.
November 11 1951
Are Kibitzers Allowed? 11 Nov 1951, Sun The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) Newspapers.com
ARE KIBITZERS ALLOWED? Concentration is etched on faces as Herman Steiner, the Times chess editor, left, meets Lodewuk Prins, Dutch newspaperman and chess master. Times photo
Chess Master From Holland on Visit in L.A. 11 Nov 1951, Sun The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) Newspapers.com
Chess Master From Holland on Visit in L.A.
An outstanding contender for the world's chess championship arrived here yesterday.
Lodewuk Prins, Amsterdam newspaperman, is here as guest of Herman Steiner, Times chess editor, for a series of lectures, tournaments and simultaneous exhibitions. He will play against the 10 leading Southland players and then play all comers at a date not yet set at the Hollywood Chess Group.
Won Madrid Meet
Prins won the Madrid International Chess Tournament last year and in New York City during his current trip he defeated International Masters Samuel Reshevsky and Isaac Horowitz in a consultation game with Larry Evans.
(For further news about Prins and the score of his Reshevsky-Horowitz game as well as scores of other recent games in which he played, see today's chess column. Page 9, Part 1-A.)
November 12 1951
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, Monday, November 12, 1951
STRATEGIST
Lodewijk Prins of Amsterdam plays 10 local chess experts simultaneously and defeats seven of them. Four of his opponents are, left to right, Theodore St. John, facing camera; Godfried Reinhardt, Myron Casden and Lionel Joyner. Times photo.
Chess Expert Plays 10 at Once and Beats Seven
Lodewuk Prins, a contender for the world's chess championship, proved that his reputation is justified yesterday when he played 10 outstanding California players simultaneously, winning seven games, losing two and drawing one.
The exhibition was played at the Hollywood Chess Group which is conducted by Herman Steiner, Times chess editor.
Prins, who is visiting here from his home in Amsterdam, lost to Harry Borochow, former California champion, and Sven Almgren of Sweden. His victims included Arthur Spiller, California champion.
The games were played “by the clock” and at Prins' request most of the players took “white,”
Steiner announced that Prins would play 10 more outstanding players at 2 p.m. next Sunday.
December 04 1965
