| Results |
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Event table notes
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| Event data |
| Name: Paris Women's Championship |
| Place: Paris |
| Start date: 2 Nov. 1933 |
| End date: 21 Dec. 1933 |
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| Notes: |
| Thimognier says that the official scoring gave 3 points to a win, 2 to a draw, and 1 to a loss. These could be converted to ordinary 1, 0.5, 0 scoring by subtracting 14 and then dividing by 2. However, the scores given do not add up to those for a complete 5-player double-round all-play-all tournament. In particular, since 1 point was given for a loss, and each player was to play 8 games, the minimum score should be 8, but Grace Freeman is shown with a score of 6. It seems likely that this resulted from forfeited games, in which case the winner would likely still be awarded 3 points, but the forfeiter might be awarded 0, instead of the 1 for a loss. If Grace Freeman, for example forfeited 5 games, and of the 3 she played, got a win, a draw and a loss, this would give her a score of 6, according to my assumed method of handling forfeits. However, there is no definite indication of this, and if so, we don't know who she forfeited to, so I will assume here that all games were played, which may cause Freeman's rating to be underestimated somewhat, if in fact she did forfeit some games. |
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