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| HILL PARK COURAGE SINGLES ... | |
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October
2004 -
Many of Hampshire's top super league
players were in action at the Hill Park Courage Singles event as Roy
Brown beat Paul Hogan in the final. Jon Bramble and Kev Ede made the
semi finals and Sam Rooney, Andy Elvin, Neill Neat and Ian Critchett
completed the last eight line up. |
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| WORLD RANKINGS ... | |
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October
2004 -
Andy Jenkins is the highest ranked
Hampshireman in the latest World Ranking table released by the
Professional Darts Corporation following last week's events in
Ireland. He is placed at number ten while Colin Monk is at number 45
and James Wade at number 50. The newly crowned World Grand Prix
champion Colin Lloyd is catching Phil Taylor at the top as he climbs
to his all time high position of second. The Top 100 can be seen at
www.planetdarts.co.uk |
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| PDPA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW ... | |
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October
2004 -
Hampshire's players are each handed
difficult opening matches in the £20,000 PDPA Players Championship
at the Ahoy' Rotterdam which will take place on 6th November. The
winner will take £5,000.Andy Jenkins seeded 8th will have rising star Adrian Lewis to contend with who has already won the Open Emmen in a previous visit to the Netherlands. Colin Monk faces number 4 seed Peter "One Dart" Manley while James Wade has the in-form number 3 seed Colin Lloyd in his way. The full draw is at www.planetdarts.co.uk |
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| GOSPORT OPEN ... | |
| 23 October 2004 - Southampton's former county star Kim Osborn won the Gosport Open from a field of around a hundred as he beat Pip Brown from Weymouth 3-0 in the final. Semi finalists were Gene Bagley and Paul Smith. Paul was the best local performance losing out to Osborn in the last four. | |
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| WINMAU WORLD MASTERS ... | |
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October
2004 -
The World Masters gets underway at
Bridlington but it is a disappointing day for Hampshire's players as
John Andrews is narrowly beaten by Swede Oskar Lukusiak 3-4 in the
opening round of the Boys' event. Oskar caused a sensation in August
by hitting a 9 dart leg in the Danish Boys' Open at the age of 12Shane Clifft also goes down 1-4 in his first game after a first round bye in the Boys' event to a Dutch player, Mark Venema. Mark recently reached the semi finals of the World ranked Open Emmen in the Netherlands. Paul Hogan also receives a first round bye but is eliminated in his opening match by Scotsman Chris Loudon by three sets to one. Unfortunately there are no Hampshire players in either the Girls' or Ladies' events |
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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX ... | |
 21
October
2004 -
Yet again Lancastrian Alan Warriner
proved to be Andy Jenkins' nemesis as he edged him out by 3 sets to
2 at the CityWest Hotel. Twice Andy flamed his way back from a set
behind but he was unable to melt the Iceman.Warriner now faces Taylor's conqueror Andy Callaby in tomorrow's quarter finals and is the only player in the last eight to have previously won a Sky Sports TV event when he lifted this same title three years ago. |
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| LAKESIDE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS ... | |
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October
2004 -
Greg Cheesbrough falls at the first
hurdle to the Dane Per Laursen but Paul Hogan makes better progress
until he eventually bows out two match wins short of the Lakeside
finals to top American John Kuczynski.The four players joining the 27 invited players are John Henderson, Wayne Warren, Robert Thornton and John Kuczynski and they will be joined by the winner of the lucky-loser play off, Davy Richardson, unless the World Masters is won by a player not already in the field. Anne Kirk and Tarja Salminen have qualified for the final eight of the Ladies event while Sue Edwards will make up the number unless the weekend's World Masters is won by someone not already in the finals. |
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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX ... | |
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19
October
2004 -
Andy Jenkins survives in a last leg
thriller to break the "Ace of Herts" Alex Roy in one of the opening
round's best encounters. He will now meet Alan Warriner on Thursday
evening as the competition is thrown wide open when PDPA qualifier
Andy Callaby crushes Phil Taylor in one of the game's biggest ever
upsets |
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| SUSSEX WINTER BREAK ... | |
| 17 October 2004 - Bob Crawley reaches the Brighton final of the Mens Singles losing out to Mick Rogers but combines with Jon Bramble to take the Mens Pairs. Bob also teamed up with Jane Monaghan and Dawn Standley to win the Mixed Triples. Jane Monaghan fared best in the Ladies Singles reaching the last eight. She also made the same round of the Ladies Pairs with Wendy Reinstadtler. | |
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| BUDWEISER UK OPEN ... | |
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October
2004 -
Colin Monk has a cracking run to the
semi finals of the UK Open Irish Heat in Saggart, Dublin where he is
finally ousted by a very much in form Mark Walsh. James Wade makes
progress to the last 16 before Diamond Dave Askew stops him in his
tracks and Andy Jenkins is edged out in the last 64 by Chris Mason.
The other three players each suffer an early defeat as Phil Taylor
goes on to win the final against Mark Walsh despite Walsh hitting
some incredible scores. |
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| PDPA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
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16
October
2004 -
Colin Monk reaches the last 32 of the
£20,000 PDPA Players Championship in Saggart, Dublin before going
down to Roland Scholten. Ian Eames is beaten in the last 64 by
former World Master Mark Dudbridge but the other Hampshiremen all
depart in the opening round. The standard is exceptional as Yves
Cottenjé and Chris Mason both fire in nine darters and Colin Lloyd
topples Phil Taylor in a blistering final. |
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| BUDWEISER UK OPEN DRAW... | |
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11
October
2004 -
The draw for the board allocations for
the Irish heat of the Budweiser UK Open has been made. There is over
£15,000 in prize money on offer in the second of the eight
qualifying rounds at Saggart's CityWest Hotel this weekend. Andy
Jenkins, James Wade, Colin Monk, Ian Eames, Robert Heard and Ian
Critchett are all in action and the full draw can be found at
www.planetdarts.co.uk |
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| BOB ANDERSON CLASSIC ... | |
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9/10 October
2004 -
There was little joy in the Bob
Anderson Classic for the three Hampshire hopefuls who ventured to
Fleetwood and Thornton for the category one ranking event boasting
over £12,000 in prize money Andy Jenkins and Martin Harper both suffered narrow early defeats but Colin Monk managed to make the last 32 but could not get past the event’s host Bob Anderson who was on his way to the semi-finals. Terry Jenkins won the title with an 8-1 win over Ronnie Baxter in the final |
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| KALIBER BRITISH INTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
 10
October
2004 -
Hampshire turn the overnight lead into
a 22-14 win as they win the Ladies A match 4-2 but slip to a 5-7
defeat in the Mens A match at the Carleton Club in Morecambe. Best
performances are Steve Phipps with an average of almost 96 a throw
and Jane Monagahan in the Ladies team. Full results from other
matches can be found at
www.bdodarts.com |
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| KALIBER BRITISH INTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
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9
October
2004 -
Hampshire lead 13-5 overnight away at
Lancashire after a 4-2 Ladies B win and a 9-3 Mens B win at the
Carleton Club in Morecambe. Best performances are Roy Brown with an
average of almost 96 a throw on his welcome return to the team and
Wendy Reinstadtler for the ladies |
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| COMING SOON ... | |
| There is a £400 first prize on offer at the RNA Club when the Gosport Open takes place on Saturday 23rd October. Contact either Keith Palmer (01329 233266), Brian Kennett (01329 827134) or Lee Muckett (023 9258 4859) for more details | |
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| PDPA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW ... | |
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8
October
2004 -
A few Hampshire players will cross the
Irish sea next weekend to the CityWest Hotel near Dublin or
the third £20,000 event in the £100,000 PDPA Players Championship
series.
The draw for board allocations has been made and Andy Jenkins is seeded eighth and Colin Monk, Ian Critchett, Ian Eames, Robert Heard and James Wade all feature. The full draw can be found at www.planetdarts.co.uk |
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| JOYCE COLE ... | |
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7 October
2004 -
Sadly Joyce Cole from Basingstoke has
passed away aged 81. Joyce was for many years the county's marketing
officer and was a familiar face at all events and matches until ill
health forced her retirement. Both Joyce and her late husband Fred
were great supporters and sponsors of the Hampshire County Darts
Organisation with Joyce in particular contributing a great deal over
the years to the Hampshire Youth team. The Funeral will be held at Aldershot Crematorium on Tuesday 12th October at 11.00 a.m. Funeral Directors: Thorne Leggett (telephone 01420 488896) |
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| COMING SOON ... | |
| 9/10 October 2004 - Hampshire's County Team travel to Morecambe's Carleton Club for the away fixture with Lancashire in the Kaliber British Inter County Championship Premier Division. Results as available throughout the weekend. | |
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| BOB ANDERSON CLASSIC DRAW ... | |
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9/10 October
2004 -
Andy Jenkins has a tough draw this
weekend as he prepares to defend the Bob Anderson Classic title he
won last October. He is seeded eighth and opens against the winner
of Gary Welding and Alex Mackay before a possible last 64 clash with
Steve Coote. Colin Monk starts against Eddie Lovely with the winner playing former World Master Mark Dudbridge in the last 128. Martin Harper also faces stiff opposition with Steve Johnson in the opening match and a possible last 64 clash with number three seed Colin Lloyd. Over £12,000 is up for grabs in the category one ranking event with £3,000 going to the winner. Saturday's play takes place at Thornton and Fleetwood with the finals in Thornton on Sunday. Details as available during the weekend. The full draw is at www.planetdarts.co.uk |
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| ISLE OF WIGHT OPEN ... | |
| 3 October 2004 - Colin Monk and Jo Sibley beat Sally Smith and Simon Laws to win the Isle of Wight Mixed Pairs title. James Wade and Michelle Jackson reach the semis losing to Colin and Jo. | |
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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX ... | |
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2
October
2004 -
The order of play for the World Grand
Prix is announced and Andy Jenkins will play Alex Roy on Tuesday
19th October at 8.00 p.m. If he wins he will play Alan Warriner or
Jamie Harvey at 10.00 p.m on Thursday evening before a possible
showdown with the World's best player, Phil Taylor on the Friday at
9.15 p.m. The full schedule is at
www.planetdarts.co.uk |
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| ISLE OF WIGHT OPEN ... | |
| 2 October 2004 - Andy Jenkins defeats Colin Monk to take the Isle of Wight Open. Andy has become a prolific winner of open events over the years and he adds another IoW title to his growing collection. Sally Smith beats Crissy Manley in the Ladies Singles final. Andy Jenkins also pairs with Colin Monk to take the Mens Doubles title | |
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| ISLE OF WIGHT OPEN ... | |
| 1 October 2004 - Andy Jenkins teamed up with Peter Manley to win the warm-up Pairs event beating James Wade and Simon Laws in the final | |
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| COMING SOON ... | |
| 1-3 October 2004 - The only event with ranking points this weekend is the Open Oost Nederland in Vroomshoop but a number of local players will be making the short trip across the water to the popular Isle of Wight Open. More details as available | |
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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX ... | |
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1
October
2004 -
Number eight seed Andy Jenkins is
drawn against Alex Roy in the opening round in the World Grand Prix.
Andy will be eager to surpass his previous best placing of the
semi-final in this event which takes place between October 18th and
24th at the CityWest Hotel, Saggart near Dublin. The full draw is at
www.planetdarts.co.uk
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