| Results |
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| Crosstable scores |
| Name |
Edo |
Dev. |
Score |
/ |
Games |
| Grünfeld, Ernst |
2582 | (34) |
8.5 | / | 9 |
| Gruber, Sándor |
2240 | (37) |
6 | / | 9 |
| Szabados, S. |
2303 | (95) |
6 | / | 9 |
| Kulcsár, Kalman |
2233 | (47) |
5 | / | 9 |
| Dalmy, Barna |
2200 | (58) |
4.5 | / | 9 |
| Filep, G. |
2264 | (57) |
4.5 | / | 9 |
| Nagy, Géza |
2412 | (43) |
4.5 | / | 9 |
| Tóth, László |
2185 | (59) |
3.5 | / | 9 |
| Torma, S. |
1900 | (113) |
1.5 | / | 9 |
| Barabás, Béla |
1936 | (80) |
1 | / | 9 |
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Event table notes
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| Event data |
| Name: Debrecen Tournament |
| Place: Debrecen |
| Start date: 1924 |
| End date: 1924 |
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| Notes: |
| Gaige has 'E. Grünfeld' at this event; Di Felice has 'Gereben, Erno'. Gereben was born 'Ernst Grünfeld', the German form of his name. In events of Gereben, Gaige in Chess Tournament Crosstables has a footnote to say that his name was originally Ernő Grünfeld, but at Debrecen 1924, he has no footnote, so I presume this to mean that Gaige thought this was the more famous Ernst Grünfeld. |
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| References |
| Books |
| Di Felice, Chess Results, 1921-1930, page 76 |
| Gaige, Chess Tournament Crosstables IV, page 621 |
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