| Results |
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| Crosstable scores |
| Name |
Edo |
Dev. |
Score |
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Games |
| Walker, Frank |
2006 | (127) |
8.5 | / | 10 |
| Tharp, L. |
1870 | (133) |
7 | / | 10 |
| Hanna, Edwin |
1966 | (133) |
6.5 | / | 10 |
| Harris, Jordan |
1766 | (133) |
6 | / | 10 |
| O'Farrell, Patrick |
1882 | (129) |
6 | / | 10 |
| Dunham, S.C. |
1743 | (147) |
5 | / | 10 |
| Gwyer, W.A. |
1701 | (132) |
5 | / | 10 |
| Tibbetts, E.A. |
1731 | (135) |
5 | / | 10 |
| Thomas, W.E. |
1551 | (137) |
2.5 | / | 10 |
| Tucker, F.W. |
1563 | (137) |
1.5 | / | 10 |
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Match scores
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Event table notes
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| Event data |
| Name: Washington D.C. Club Championship |
| Place: Washington |
| Start date: 1897 |
| End date: May 1897 |
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| Notes: |
| The results of the main tournament given in the American Chess Magazine of Jun. 1897 (p.19) give scores for 10 players totalling 53 points. A 10-player, single-round all-play-all tournament consists of only 45 games. However, an 11-player, single-round all-play-all tournament consists of 55 games, so it may be that there was an 11th player who scored 2 points. That is the assumption I will make, though it may be wrong. The result is given in the Jun. 1897 American Chess Magazine (p.19), so I guess that it finished in May 1897. The Jun. 1897 issue of the American Chess Magazine (p.19) says that O'Farrell won the play-off for fourth prize against Harris +2-1, but the Jul. 1897 issue (p.109) gives the result as +3-1 for O'Farrell. Perhaps a fourth game was played after the first report. |
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| References |
| Periodicals |
| [ACMa], vol. 1, no. 1, June 1897, page 19 |
| [ACMa], vol. 1, no. 2, July 1897, page 109 |
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