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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX ... | |
| 27 October 2005 - Andy Jenkins is beaten 3-0 in the second round by an impressive Phil Taylor who remains on course for a sixth World Grand Prix title in eight attempts. | |
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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX ... | |
| 25 October 2005 - Andy Jenkins beats former World Champion Bob Anderson 2-1 to reach the second round in Dublin. | |
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| SKYBET WORLD GRAND PRIX ... | |
| 24 October 2005 - James Wade is beaten 2-1 in the opening round by Irish qualifier Keith Rooney as the televise event gets underway in Dublin. | |
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| BUDWEISER UK OPEN DUBLIN ... | |
| 23 October 2005 - Colin Monk progresses to the quarter finals bu Alan Warriner-Little halts his progress. James Wade is beaten by John Magowan in the last 32. Andy Jenkins reaches the last 64 but is edged out by Tom Kirby. Colin Lloyd banks £4,000 as he beats Andy Smith in the final. | |
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| PDPA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP DUBLIN ... | |
| 22 October 2005 - Andy Jenkins gets to the last eight before going down to Steve Maish. James Wade and Colin Monk are both involved until the last 32 where Roland Scholten accounts for Colin and Phil Taylor beats James Wade 3-2 in a close fought battle. Phil Taylor goes on to collect £5,000 as he beats Bob Anderson in the final. | |
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| LAKESIDE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIER ... | |
| 21 October 2005 - Paul Hogan will play Mareno Michels in the first round at Lakeside. | |
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| WINMAU WORLD MASTERS ... | |
| 21 October 2005 - Paul Hogan goes down 1-3 to Bo Larsson in his opening match. Roy Brown also loses in the first round to Gary Anderson by 0-3. | |
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| LAKESIDE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIER ... | |
| 20 October 2005 - Paul Gibbs goes down 0-2 to Martin Richards at Bridlington Spa in the qualifier after a walkover against Andrei Ratnikov. Roy Brown is beaten 2-1 by Ross Montgomery after a win over Asko Niskala. | |
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| FORTHCOMING COMPETITIONS ... | |
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There are a number of open
competitions coming up over the next few weeks which may be of
interest to readers: The West End Open is to be held at "The Place" on 19 Saturday November 2005 with registration from 10.30 a.m. This has a £200 prize fund for a minimum of 32 entries and more details can be obtained from Simon Gilligan (07800 995357) or Gene Bagley (07734 703381). Paul Hogan won last year's inaugural event. The Simeon Arms at Ryde are offering a £500 first prize on Saturday 26 November 2005. Details from Jamie Clark (01983 614954) or Steve Wilson (01983 614183 or 07743 287720). Registration is 1.00 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. and the event starts at 2.00 p.m. Simeon Street is just a few minutes from Ryde Pier Road. The Weston-super-Mare Open will be held at Weston FC on Sunday 27 November 2005 and has a £800 first prize. More details in Adobe Acrobat can be found below by clicking on the following link which will open the flyer in a new browser window, or by right clicking and selecting "save target": Blackfield British Legion near Southampton have an event with a £300 first prize and more details in Adobe Acrobat can be found below by clicking on the following link which will open the flyer in a new browser window, or by right clicking and selecting "save target": Blackfield Bells of Hythe Open A couple of big money ladies events are also planned with The Melbourne Social Club in Llanelli offering a £500 prize for the winner from a £1,200 total on Sunday 20 November 2005. More details can be obtained from Coralie Jones on 01554 771842. A week later on Sunday 27 November 2005 the second Darts For Women promotion takes place with a £1,000 prize fund, £600 to the winner at Witham FC. Check out their website at www.ddfw.citymax.com Other events are also likely to take place in Cosham, Eastleigh and Basingstoke over the Christmas and New Year holiday period. |
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| HILL PARK COURAGE OPEN ... | |
| 16 October 2005 - Mick Cookman takes the top prize at the Courage Open Singles at Hill Park beating Paul Gibbs in the final. | |
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| GOSPORT OPEN ... | |
| 15 October 2005 - Continuing his recent good form Danny Pinhorne beat Andy Portelli in the final to win the Gosport Open. Danny had also won the Yarmouth Open on the Isle of Wight earlier in the year. | |
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| OPEN HOTEL ZWARTEWATER ... | |
| 15 October 2005 - Andy Jenkins makes the last sixteen at the PDC Category One ranked event at Zwartsluis before he is shaded 4-3 by eventual runner-up Denis Ovens. James Wade reaches the last 64 and goes out 2-3 to new Dutch teenage sensation Michael van Gerwen. | |
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| LEENDESK MASTERS ... | |
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October 2005 -
Paul Hogan will face Raymond
van Barneveld and Vincent van der Voort in group E of the Leendesk
Masters in December. The event takes place in the Hotel Zuiderduin
in Egmond aan Zee between 9 and 11 December. One player from each of
the three man groups will go forward to the quarter finals.
Paul was one of twenty players invited due to their performances on the BDO circuit. One place was reserved for Jelle Klaasen, the winner of a qualifying event, the Leendesk Open and wild cards were handed to world cup winners Dick van Dijk and Johnny Nijs and recent World Trophy winner Gary Robson. Eight of the twenty four players hail from the host country, fourteen are from the United Kingdom and the field is completed by one Dane and one Finn. The full draw is at www.leendeskmasters.nl |
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| BOB ANDERSON CLASSIC ... | |
| 9 October 2005 - Andy Jenkins goes down to Chris Mason at Thornton Cleveleys in the last 32 of the Bob Anderson Classic. James Wade is again pipped in a close shave with Roland Scholten in the same round. Colin Lloyd is the eventual winner of the £3000 first prize. | |
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| BRITISH INTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
| 9 October 2005 - Hampshire complete a 21-15 weekend win over Lancashire in their home fixture as the Ladies A draw 3-3 and the Mens A draw 6-6. Top performers are Graham Hardy and Wendy Reinstadtler. Full results can be found at the Hampshire County Forum. Why not take a look at the site? | |
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| BOB ANDERSON CLASSIC ... | |
| 8 October 2005 - Andy Jenkins and James Wade both make it through to the last 32 on Sunday at Thornton Cleveleys. Andy has a comfortable win over Dave Pugh before disposing of Cliff Lazarenko by 6-5. James has 6-5 wins over both Steve Hine and Kevin Spiolek. Unfortunately Colin Monk is edged out 6-5 by Roland Scholten in the opening round. Andy now faces Chris Mason in the last 32 while James takes on Roland. | |
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| BRITISH INTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
| 8 October 2005 - Hampshire lead by 12-6 overnight in the home fixture against Lancashire after winning both Saturday matches. The Ladies B win by 5-1 and the Mens B 7-5. The best wins are from Mandy Keith and in only his second appearance Danny Pinhorne, who beats Les Fitton. Ladies captain Sue Lowther makes her 100th appearance. | |
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| OBITUARY - BOB ANDERSON ... | |
| 4 October 2005 - With great sadness we report the death of former Hampshire player Bob Anderson. Bob was well known, liked and respected in the area and will be missed by all who knew him. He represented a number of counties during his career, playing a dozen games for the Hampshire B team in the early nineties. His family has a fine darting pedigree with his son and brother both playing at a high level. Indeed his brother Dave was just one game away from qualifying for the World Championship finals last year. Our thoughts and condolences are with his family at this time. | |
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| BDO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ... | |
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October 2005 -
As a result of his performances in the last twelve months' open
events Paul Hogan is confirmed as one of the 25 invitations for the
BDO's version of the World Championship which will be held in
January 2006 at Lakeside. Sixteen of the players are from the
United Kingdom, three of which are Scots, the others all being
English, six are from Holland, two are Danish and there is one
Australian. This will be Paul's fifth time at the finals, his best showing being his first in 1995 when he reached the quarter finals before the eventual champion Richie Burnett ended his hopes. |
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| ISLE OF WIGHT OPEN ... | |
| 1 October 2005 - Andy Jenkins wins the Isle of Wight Open title. This event over the years has proven to be a good hunting ground for Hampshire players and Andy has previously won the title on a number of occasions. | |
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