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FRIDAY NIGHT
INDIVIDUAL DARTS LEAGUE
Latest
reports from the 2006-2007 season in the
Boston Friday Night Individual Darts League are:
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Round-up
for week ending June 8
Counting down to awards handout and pay-day The conclusion of the Friday Night Individual Darts
League was wrapped up for another season at the June 8 committee meeting,
with a massive payout and presentation night to look forward too on June 29
at Shodfriars starting at 8pm. All players are asked to attend as everyone
has something to collect! It’s not just about the winners with all 49 players
that completed the season entitled to draw their £15 bonds back. Final positions and main prize winners are as follows:
Winner, Martyn Palmer (£285); runner-up, Graham Sharp
(£205); third, Ady Parker (£125); fourth, Dave Hasnip (£65). Other awards:
most 180s, M Palmer (£10) for 20; top average, M Palmer (£20) for his 29.44
average; and the top checkout goes to
Bob Mountain (£20) for his 160. LINCS
RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
Winner, Darren Butler (£215); runner-up, Daley Richardson
(£155); third, Daniel Martin (£115); fourth, Mick Vinters (£60). Other
awards: most 180s, shared between Dick Taylor and Kev Dickinson (3 each); top
average, Darren Butler 27.83, and the top checkout goes to Mick Flynn for his
149.
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Round-up
for week ending June 1
John Smith’s Challenge Keith Dack grabbed second place behind Dennis Turner in the John Smith’s Challenge section as the final positions were decided on Friday night. It meant Keith had to beat his stepson James Harmer to confirm the final placings. And a 3-0 win with a 17.27 average was recorded for Keith to gain promotion ahead of James who now has to settle for fourth placed prize money. But James must still start a clear favourite for next season having narrowly missed out this time around. It left Scott Lea in third place after he gained a 2-1
win over Dianne Jenkins. Scott had a 2-0 lead but let the final leg slip with
some poor finishing. This allowed Dianne to grab a consolation leg. Dennis Turner concluded with a hard-fought win as the
division’s senior citizen George Harness went down fighting. A 23-dart leg
from George put him 1-0 up, but missed doubles let Dennis in to escape with a
2-1 win. Emma Grant secured runner-up lady’s position. A 2-1 win
over Susan Games gave her enough points to secure that place. The fact that
Emma also hit her very first 180 in the league in doing so was the cherry on
the cake giving her a good end to her season. This meant that Angie Upsall failed in her attempt to
grab that position off Emma. A 3-0 win would have done! Or a 2-1 win over opponent
Carla Slade would have forced a play-off. Sadly for Angie, neither was
possible as she lost 2-1 to Carla. The wooden spoons award goes to Tina
Willicombe. A valiant effort in her first season can only be built upon,
although she finished her campaign with her most popular result. A 3-0 defeat
to Suzie Watson was a bitter pill to take! If only those doubles had gone in
as once again chances went begging! Richard Attwell concluded with a win. It was no
‘awesome’ performance, though, as he struggled against Adam Kemp. Missed
doubles ruined the first two legs before a 26-dart leg gave Richard a
flattering 3-0 win. Finally Carla Slade ended with win number two on the
night yet another 2-1 victory this time over Susan Games. It leaves one game
left to complete the season next week (June 8), Carla Slade v Adam Kemp. After this lone encounter, the end of season committee
meeting will be held at Shodfriars on Friday June 8 at 9pm when
organisational details for the league’s presentation night on Friday June 29
(8pm also at Shodfriars) will be discussed. |
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