Dublin 1889 (1)




Results
 
Crosstable scores
Name   Edo    Dev.   Score  /  Games   
Burn, Amos    2583 (29) 7.5 /
Pollock, William    2394 (29) 5.5 /
Mason, James    2497 (26) 5.5 /
Beaman, F.O.C.    1935 (111) 3 /
Peake, Alfred    1913 (70) 3.5 /
Morphy, John    1992 (61) 3 /
White, J. (1)    1937 (112) 3 /
Fitzpatrick, S.    1915 (84) 1.5 /
Woollett, Marcus    1810 (81) 1.5 /
 
 

Event table notes

Event data
Name: 3rd Irish Chess Association Congress
Place: Dublin
Start date: 5 Mar. 1889
End date: 9 Mar. 1889
 
Notes:
La Grande Storia degli Scacchi and the Irish Chess Union website have 'Blake' at this event, where Gaige has 'Peake' and Di Felice has 'Peake, Alfred S.'. Forster suggests that 'Blake' was a pseudonym for Peake. Gaige, the Irish Chess Union website and La Grande Storia degli Scacchi have just 'White' at this event; Di Felice has 'White, A.P.'; Forster has 'White, J. (Dublin)'. Di Felice has 'Murphy, J.'; Gaige, Forster, La Grande Storia degli Scacchi and the Irish Chess Union website have 'Morphy, J.'. La Grande Storia degli Scacchi and the Irish Chess Union website show a win for White over Fitzpatrick; Gaige and Di Felice show it as a default win for Fitzpatrick over White; Forster shows it as a genuine win for Fitzpatrick over White. La Grande Storia degli Scacchi and the Irish Chess Union website show a win for Woollett over White; Gaige and Di Felice show it as a draw; Forster has it as a win for White over Woollett. La Grande Storia degli Scacchi and the Irish Chess Union website generally do not indicate defaulted games, but give official scores as if those games were played. Gaige and Di Felice show the game Peake-Woollett as a default win for Peake; Forster show it as a genuine win for Peake. Forster mentions an alternate version of the results from the British Chess Magazine, but uses reports from the Belfast News-Letter and the Warder and Dublin Evening Mail. I have adopted Forster's version of the crosstable.
 
References
Books
   Di Felice, Chess Results, 1747-1900, page 115
   Forster, Amos Burn, page 344
   Gaige, Chess Tournament Crosstables I, page 65
   Harding, Eminent Victorian Chess Players, page 263
   Rowland, Pollock Memories, page 3
   Sergeant, Century of British Chess, page 211
Web
   Sericano, C.  [Dublino 1889]
   [3rd ICA Masters, Dublin, 1889]

Tournament information updated: 16 Jul. 2017