Francisco Lupi

Francisco Lupi was a Portuguese chess master.
In January 1940, he lost a game to Alexander Alekhine in Estoril. In February 1940, he drew a game with Alekhine in Estoril.
Lupi was a noted Portuguese player during World War II. During the forties and early fifties, he played tournaments and many simultaneous exhibitions in Spain. In Spring 1945, he lost a match against Ramón Rey Ardid in Zaragoza. He took part in the International Chess Tournament of Gijon -1945 and 1946-; Lupi had lost his game with Alekhine. In August 1945, he tied for 3rd-4th in Sabadell ; Lupi had lost his game with Alekhine. In Autumn 1945, he won, ahead of Alekhine, in Cáceres. In January 1946, he lost a match to Alekhine in Estoril, Portugal.This was Alekhine's very last competition.
In 1946, he finished last at the London B–Tournament, scoring 2.5/11 ; Max Euwe won. In 1951, he played in Madrid. Lupi died at Madrid in January 1954.