Binding World Championship 1934/2

2nd binding world championship 1934/2
Tournament dates
Tournament type:	World Championship
Tournament format:	Round robin
Organizer:	UIFAB
Tournament details
Venue:	Salle du Billiard Palace, Paris
Opening:	December 6, 1934
Endgame:	December 12, 1934
Attendees:	8th
Defending champion:	Ernst Reicher
Winner:	Jean Albert
2nd finalist:	Jan Sweering
3rd place:	Ernst Reicher
Prize money:	Amateur World Championship
Records
Best GD:	3.31 Jacques Davin
Best ED:	4.83 Jan Sweering
Maximum series (HS):	37 Jacques Davin Joseph Verbist 00 0000
Venue on the map
Paris
Venue
Académie & Café Billiard Palace
← 1934/1	1935 →

The cover World Cup 1934/2 was the second tournament in this discipline of Karambolagebillards and found in from 6 to 12 December 1934 Paris instead. It was the second binding World Cup in France.

history

The second binding world championship took place in the legendary Billiard Palace in Paris, where many Cadre world championships have already taken place. All world records of the first world championship have been improved. In the end, the Frenchman Jean Albert won . As in the first World Cup, Jacques Davin achieved the most tournament best performances. Jan Sweering and Ernst Reicher achieved podium positions again.

mode

The final round was “everyone against everyone” up to 150 points.

Final round

Legend

MP	Match Points (winner = 2; tie = 1; loser = 0)
GD	General average
BED	Best individual average by a player
HS	Maximum series
	Best GD of the tournament
	Best ED of the tournament
	Best HS of the tournament
	1st place (gold)
	2nd place (silver)
	3rd place (bronze)

Closing table

space	Surname	MP	Pts.	Recording	GD	BED	HS
1	Jean Albert	12: 2	1046	322	3.24	3.75	31
2	Jan Sweering	10: 4	1003	351	2.85	4.83	28
3	Ernst Reicher	10: 4	977	354	2.73	3.57	27
4th	Jacques Davin	8: 6	989	298	3.31	4.28	37
5	Joseph Verbist	7: 7	926	390	2.37	3.57	37
6th	Joaquín Domingo	4:10	911	384	2.37	4.41	26th
7th	Jákab Pap	3:11	804	401	2.00	2.20	13
8th	Heinrich Schwarzer	2:12	685	374	1.83	2.23	26th
Tournament average: 2.55

Individual evidence

1. ^ Robert Court: Billard-Zeitung . No. 1 . Cologne January 1935, p. 6 .