| Results |
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| Crosstable scores |
| Name |
Edo |
Dev. |
Score |
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Games |
| Epstein, Henry |
2124 | (84) |
14.5 | / | 16 |
| Farragut, M. |
2049 | (94) |
12.5 | / | 16 |
| Legler, G. |
2049 | (94) |
12.5 | / | 16 |
| Rosenblat, Lawrence |
1986 | (68) |
12 | / | 16 |
| Simon, S. |
1985 | (87) |
11 | / | 16 |
| Fink, Adolf |
2052 | (76) |
11 | / | 16 |
| Ford, J.E. |
1867 | (72) |
10 | / | 16 |
| Palmer, S. (1) |
1869 | (82) |
9 | / | 16 |
| Sternberg, Frank |
1794 | (80) |
9 | / | 16 |
| Harding, R.J. |
1750 | (85) |
7 | / | 16 |
| Bergman, Carl |
1803 | (75) |
7 | / | 16 |
| Spaulding, C.W. |
1796 | (78) |
7 | / | 16 |
| Seager |
1695 | (96) |
6.5 | / | 16 |
| Suttin |
1470 | (128) |
4 | / | 16 |
| Bamberger |
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1 | / | 16 |
| Rawling |
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1 | / | 16 |
| Hartnell |
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1 | / | 16 |
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Event table notes
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| Event data |
| Name: Mechanics Institute Tournament |
| Place: San Francisco, California |
| Start date: |
| End date: Jan. 1909 |
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| Notes: |
| This is stated to be a 17-player tournament, but the scores provided add up to 134, rather than 136, as it should be for a single-round 17-player all-play-all. The loss column has 2 points too many, and the wins column has 2 points to few, if the draws column is correct with 3 drawn games indicated. However, there are some other oddities to the list of scores. Legler is listed with +12-4=1 and Sternberg with +8-9=0, which in both cases indicates 17 games instead of 16. Also, Seager is listed after Spaulding, but with a score of +6-9=1, compared to Spaulding's +6-10=0, so Seager should be above, if the scores are correct. I will guess that Legler's draw was added to the loss column in error, as well as appearing as a 1 in the draw column. I will guess that Spaulding's score was actually +7=9=0, which would be an explanation of why he was listed above Seager. And I will guess that Sternberg's faulty scores were actually +9-7=0, adding to 16. These adjustments produce a consistent list of scores, adding to 136 as they should, but may or may not be correct. The errors if not should not be very great. |
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