31 || Hromádka 9½, Schulz 9, Vaněk 6½, Skalička 6 |- | style="background:silver;"|2 || || 30 || Vajda 8, Sterk 7½, Steiner E. 7½, Havasi 7 |- | style="background:#cc9966;"|3 || || 29 || Voellmy 8½, Zimmermann 7½, Johner H. 6½, Naegeli 6½ |- | 4 || || 27.5 || Apšenieks 10, Matisons 9½, Bētiņš 8 |- | || || 27.5 || Grau 8, Reca 7½, Palau 7, Fernández Coria 5 |- | 6 || || 26.5 || Cenni 7½, Rosselli del Turco 7, Romih 6½, Miliani 5½ |- | 7 || || 25.5 || Renaud 8, Lazard F. 6½, Duchamp 6, Gibaud 5 |- | || || 25.5 || Daniuszewski 7½, Piltz 6, Kohn 6, Kleczyński 6 |- | 9 || || 24 || Colle 8½, Koltanowski 8, Lancel 5, Jonet 2½ |- | 10 || || 19 || Golmayo Torriente 7, Marin y Llovet 6, Rey Ardid 6 |- | 11 || || 18.5 || Euwe 8, Oskam 6, Rueb 4½ |- | 12 || || 18 || Davidescu 7, Gudju 6, Loewenton 5 |- | 13 || || 15 || Tschepurnoff 9, Malmberg 6 |- | 14 || || 12.5 || Handasyde 6, Wreford-Brown 3½ Holloway 3 |- | 15 || || 5.5 || O'Hanlon 5½ |- | 16 || || 5 || Smith 5 |- | 17 || 1 || 4.5 || Potemkine 3, Kahn 1½ |- | 18 || Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes || 2.5 || Rozić 2½ |} 1 Potemkine and Kahn were émigrés living in Paris and represented "Russia", not the Soviet Union. FIDE On 20 July, the last day of the games, 15 delegates from all over the World signed the proclamation act of the International Chess Federation (originally known as Fédération Internationale des Échecs in French) and elected Dr. Alexander Rueb of the Netherlands the first FIDE president. Latin motto Gens una sumus ("we are one family") became official and well-recognized watchword of the chess unity. Below is the historic list of 15 founders of FIDE: Abonyi (Hungary), Grau (Argentina), Gudju (Romania), Marusi (Italy), Nicolet (Switzerland), Ovadija (Yugoslavia), Penalver y Zamora (Spain), Rawlins (Great Britain), Rueb (Netherlands), Skalička (Czechoslovakia), Smith (Canada), Towbin (Poland), Tschepurnoff (Finland), Vincent (France), Weltjens (Belgium). References Unofficial 01 Olympiad Unofficial 01 Olympiad Unofficial 01 Chess Olympiad Unofficial 01 Unofficial Olympiad 01 1924 in Paris July 1924 sports events