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• Darts Cricket – China

  Darts Cricket – China. 1 Star 2 Stars 3 Stars 4 Stars 5 Stars (No Ratings Yet). Loading ... Win World Cup in Darts with one of 32 national teams. 代表32多个国家中的某个国家队赢得飞镖世界杯. ...

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• Getting New Players In The Game

  Wear your Big Push For Darts button and people will know that you're a dart player. If people are curious about how they can start playing again, or just want to learn how to play, they'll start the dialogue. ...

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• ACME Darts: Happy Days...It's That Time of Year Again!

  In darts, any game can go either way. I know we should have taken the second match, but the other two probably ended the way they should have ended based upon the way the games were played. The biggest problem we will have in keeping up ...

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• SHAMELESS DARTS CHEATER! (12/25/09-296) | home equity debt ...

  I am thinking that we need to make a memorial T-shirt for beardtard who will sadly be leaving us in 5 days. Some of you are.

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• Miles Gallagher - Providence Eyewitness News

  Miles GallagherProvidence Eyewitness NewsMiles picked up the game of darts just 3 years ago and now at the age of 14 and entering his freshman year at Middletown High Scool. ...and more »

  September 1 2010, 2:14pm

• Chamber planning triathlon event - Forest City Summit

  Chamber planning triathlon eventForest City Summit18, the Chamber is hosting a triathlon competition of golf, bowling and darts to raise funds for its various events throughout the year. ...and more »

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• Online Brokers: 'Buy'em When They Feel the Worst' - TheStreet.com

  Online Brokers: 'Buy'em When They Feel the Worst'TheStreet.comBased on so-called channel checks conducted by Sandler analyst Rich Repetto, daily average revenue trades (DARTs) at the three largest online brokers, ...

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• My Taylor Signed Shirt n Photo – cheers Bravo | Darts, Beers ...

  My Taylor Signed Shirt n Photo - cheers Bravo If you follow this website closely, then you'll know I 'worked' for Bravo TV during their European Darts.

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• Jaws Takes Canadian Masters

  COLIN LLOYD picked up his third tournament win of 2010 with a 6-1 defeat of Jamie Caven in the final of the Canadian Masters Players Championship. The Essex star denied Caven back-to-back PDC ProTour titles to take the £5,000 first prize – continuing the form which saw him reach the European Championship semi-finals a month ago. He showed his best form throughout the day, having missed double 12 for a nine-darter in his opening game, a 6-1 defeat of Jim Long, and then saw off Matt Clark by the same scoreline and Martin Tremblay 6-4 to reach the last eight. There, he overcame Kevin Painter 6-4 and repeated that scoreline to see off in-form Wes Newton in the semi-finals, before sweeping past Caven in the decider. Lloyd broke throw in the opening leg of the final before doubling his lead, and after Caven got off the mark in the third the former world number one took the fourth for a 3-1 cushion. Another break gave him a 4-1 lead, and after Caven missed his chances in the next double 12 put him to the brink of victory, which was sealed in the seventh leg. Caven followed up Saturday’s London Ontario Players Championship victory with a run to the final, as he took home £7,500 for his weekend’s work in Canada.

  Having defeated home star Ken MacNeil in his opening game, he then saw off Roland Scholten and Mark Webster to reach the last eight, where he edged past Alan Tabern in a deciding leg and then overcame Steve Maish in the semis. Maish’s display was his best run since reaching a Players Championship semi-final in March, and included deciding leg wins against Barrie Bates and Dennis Priestley as well as a defeat of world number nine Mark Walsh. Mark Dudbridge and Kevin Painter reached the quarter-finals for the second time over the weekend before losing to Newton and Lloyd respectively, while Newton was appearing in his second semi-final in as many days. Canadian Masters Players Championship First Round Wes Newton (1) Bye Dave Switzer 6-5 Arron Monk Darren Johnson (32) 6-1 Shaun Warwick Gary Mawson 6-2 Rick Almost Michael van Gerwen (16) 6-0 Jerry Castonguay Shaun Narain 6-1 Guy Maffe Jelle Klaasen (17) 6-1 John Morrison Bill Davis 6-2 Glenn Fraser Colin Osborne (8) Bye Dan Lauby 6-3 Yves Raymond John Part (25) 6-1 Pete Reihl Andy Jenkins 6-1 Dave Watson Mark Dudbridge (9) Bye Stephane Rousseau 6-3 Doug Boehm Kevin McDine (24) 6-1 Chris Scutt Dano Corriveau 6-2 Mark Neilson Steve Beaton (5) Bye Tony Randell 6-0 Eldon Wallace Steve Evans (28) 6-5 Darin Young Kory Nichols 6-5 Andrew McDonald Kevin Painter (12) 6-0 Fabian White Bruce Davey 6-5 Jeff Noble Steve Hine (21) 6-3 Paul Addison Chris White 6-2 James Graton Colin Lloyd (4) Bye Jim Long 6-3 Stuart Brown Matt Clark (29) 6-2 Sean Smyth James Hind 6-2 Steve Dinelle Steve Brown (13) 6-0 Yves Dauphinais Sylvain Guerin 6-3 David Twamley Tony Eccles (20) 6-0 Mark Simms Martin Tremblay 6-4 Scott Rand Jamie Caven (2) Bye Ken MacNeil 6-0 Jesse Davis Roland Scholten (31) 6-0 Ed Lewanick Charlie Vandenakker 6-1 Sarah O’Connell Paul Nicholson (15) 6-0 Paul Cockings Royden Lam 6-1 Andre Carman Mark Webster (18) 6-1 Jayson Barlow Sylvain Bourque 6-0 Rick Tesselaar Denis Ovens (7) Bye Ross Snook 6-4 Gerry Convery Mark Hylton (26) 6-1 Adam Sinnaeve Bob Sinnaeve 6-0 Stanley Minogue Alan Tabern (10) Bye William Gibson 6-5 Torman Warford Nigel Heydon (23) 6-2 Larry Butler Andrew Wilson 6-0 Lynn Marshall Mark Walsh (6) Bye Chris Locke 6-1 Wayne Smith Steve Maish (27) 6-2 Kevin Hawkins Norm Wylie 6-0 John Patterson Barrie Bates (11) 6-0 Scott Brett Jackie Buessecker 6-3 Sean Boussen Justin Pipe (22) 6-3 Jim Munro David Munro 6-1 Chris Arsenault Andy Hamilton (3) Bye Par Riihonen 6-3 Brian Williams Nick Fullwell (30) 6-1 Nick Holmes Chris Greenwood 6-5 Al Moskwyn Dennis Priestley (14) 6-0 Isen Veljic Dan Olson 6-0 Bill Nielson Robert Thornton (19) 6-0 Daniel Thibadeau Jason Roker 6-3 Rick Kraemer Second Round Wes Newton 6-2 Dave Switzer Darren Johnson 6-3 Gary Mawson Michael van Gerwen 6-0 Shaun Narain Jelle Klaasen 6-5 Bill Davis Colin Osborne 6-3 Dan Lauby John Part 6-5 Andy Jenkins Mark Dudbridge 6-0 Stephane Rousseau Dano Corriveau 6-4 Kevin McDine Steve Beaton 6-5 Tony Randell Steve Evans 6-0 Kory Nichols Kevin Painter 6-2 Bruce Davey Steve Hine 6-3 Chris White Colin Lloyd 6-1 Jim Long Matt Clark 6-1 James Hind Steve Brown 6-3 Sylvain Guerin Martin Tremblay 6-5 Tony Eccles Jamie Caven 6-1 Ken MacNeil Roland Scholten 6-0 Charlie Vandenakker Royden Lam 6-3 Paul Nicholson Mark Webster 6-0 Sylvain Bourque Ross Snook 6-5 Denis Ovens Mark Hylton 6-2 Bob Sinnaeve Alan Tabern 6-2 William Gibson Nigel Heydon 6-1 Andrew Wilson Mark Walsh 6-1 Chris Locke Steve Maish 6-1 Norm Wylie Barrie Bates 6-1 Jackie Buessecker Justin Pipe 6-0 David Munro Andy Hamilton 6-2 Par Riihonen Nick Fullwell 6-2 Chris Greenwood Dennis Priestley 6-5 Dan Olson Robert Thornton 6-4 Jason Roker Losers £100 Third Round Wes Newton 6-3 Darren Johnson Jelle Klaasen 6-5 Michael van Gerwen John Part 6-3 Colin Osborne Mark Dudbridge 6-1 Dano Corriveau Steve Evans 6-5 Steve Beaton Kevin Painter 6-0 Steve Hine Colin Lloyd 6-1 Matt Clark Martin Tremblay 6-4 Steve Brown Jamie Caven 6-2 Roland Scholten Mark Webster 6-3 Royden Lam Mark Hylton 6-1 Ross Snook Alan Tabern 6-3 Nigel Heydon Steve Maish 6-3 Mark Walsh Barrie Bates 6-3 Justin Pipe Andy Hamilton 6-4 Nick Fullwell Dennis Priestley 6-3 Robert Thornton Losers £200 Fourth Round Wes Newton 6-3 Jelle Klaasen Mark Dudbridge 6-3 John Part Kevin Painter 6-4 Steve Evans Colin Lloyd 6-4 Martin Tremblay Jamie Caven 6-3 Mark Webster Alan Tabern 6-4 Mark Hylton Steve Maish 6-5 Barrie Bates Dennis Priestley 6-2 Andy Hamilton Losers £300 Quarter-Finals Wes Newton 6-2 Mark Dudbridge Colin Lloyd 6-4 Kevin Painter Jamie Caven 6-5 Alan Tabern Steve Maish 6-5 Dennis Priestley Losers £700 Semi-Finals Colin Lloyd 6-4 Wes Newton Jamie Caven 6-2 Steve Maish Losers £1,250 Final Colin Lloyd 6-1 Jamie Caven Winner £5,000 Runner-Up £2,500

  September 1 2010, 10:21am

• Canadian Joy For Caven

  JAMIE CAVEN took victory in Saturday’s London Ontario Players Championship in Canada to claim his third PDC ProTour title. The Derby ace defeated Michael van Gerwen 6-4 in the final to round off a fine day of darts, which included a 6-2 semi-final win over Dennis Priestley – last week’s Australian Open Players Championship winner and the champion in Canada for the past two years. Caven had overcome Dave Watson and John Morrison in the early rounds before seeing off Steve Evans 6-4 and Justin Pipe in a deciding leg to reach the last eight. There he saw off Andy Hamilton 6-4 before overcoming Priestley in the semis and Dutch ace van Gerwen in the final. Caven opened the final with a 130 finish, and took the next two legs before van Gerwen wired a 160 checkout as Caven took out 78 for a 4-0 cushion. A 14-darter from van Gerwen saw him get off the mark in leg five, but Caven won the next and then missed four match darts as van Gerwen took the next and two more legs to reduce the gap to 5-4. However, Caven was not to be denied and he took the tenth to seal victory and the £5,000 title. Van Gerwen’s run was his best since last November as he reached the final and boosted his chances of qualifying for the World Grand Prix in October.

  The Dutchman defeated Isen Veljic in the first round, and saw off Paul Addison, Steve Brown, Mark Hylton, Kevin Painter and Wes Newton in his run to the decider. London Ontario Players Championship Round One Wes Newton (1) v Bye Par Riihonen 6-2 Bruce Davey Roland Scholten (32) 6-0 Jason Ralph Adam Bernard 6-2 Adam Sinnaeve Jelle Klaasen (16) 6-4 Tony Randell Sean Boussen 6-0 Rick Tesselaar Mark Webster (17) 6-1 Pete Riehl Dan Lauby 6-3 v Jeff Nutt Colin Osborne (8) 6-2 Scott Brett Wayne Smith 6-1 Chris Arsenault John Part (25) 6-0 Jerry Castanguay Kevin Hawkins 6-3 Al Moskwyn Alan Tabern (9) 6-2 Stephane Rousseau Jason Roker 6-0 David Kerr Chris Scutt 6-3 Kevin McDine (24) Shaun Narain 6-1 Sylvain Guerin Steve Beaton (5) 6-0 Chris Greenwood Doug Boehm 6-1 Chris White Steve Maish (28) 6-5 Andre Carman Glenn Fraser 6-1 David Twamley Kevin Painter (12) 6-2 Jan Torres Sean Smyth 6-1 Norm Wylie Steve Hine (21) 6-0 Brian Williams Darin Young 6-0 Martin Tremblay Mark Walsh (4) 6-0 Ed Lewanick Arron Monk 6-3 Larry Butler Mark Hylton (29) 6-1 Nick Holmes James Graton 6-1 Andrew McDonald Steve Brown (13) 6-0 William Gibson Mark Neilson 6-3 Charlie Vandernakker Michael Van Gerwen (20) 6-2 Isen Veljic Paul Addison 6-0 Lynn Marshall Colin Lloyd (2) v Bye John Patterson 6-2 Mark Simms Gary Mawson 6-1 Darren Johnson (31) Daniel Thibaudeau 6-2 Mike Magee Dennis Priestley (15) 6-0 Aaron Talbot Sylvain Bourque 6-1 Jesse Davis Robert Thornton (18) 6-0 James Hind Andrew Wilson 6-2 Fabian White Denis Ovens (7) 6-2 Lloyd Bansey Michael Lapierre 6-1 Sarah O’Connell Matt Clark (26) 6-0 Guy Maffe Bob Sinnaeve 6-1 Royden Lam Mark Dudbridge (10) 6-0 Lee Maguire Dano Corriveau 6-5 Douglas Lloyd Nigel Heydon (23) 6-0 Korey Nichols Bill Davis 6-5 Yves Raymond Jamie Caven (6) 6-1 Dave Watson John Morrison 6-0 Andrew Drummond Steve Evans (27) 6-0 Steve Dinelle Bill Neilson 6-5 Stuart Brown Barrie Bates (11) 6-3 Ross Snook Wayne Dragstra 6-1 Rick Kraemer Justin Pipe (22) 6-3 Dan Olson Kenny McNeil 6-0 Eldon Wallace Andy Hamilton ( 3 ) v Bye Jeff Noble 6-0 Yves Dauphinias Nick Fullwell (30) 6-1 Gerry Convery Chris Locke 6-3 Paul Cockings Andy Jenkins 6-3 Paul Nicholson (14) Scott Rand 6-0 Wayne Jenkins Tony Eccles (19) 6-5 Jayson Barlow Dave Switzer 6-0 Stanley Minogue Round Two Wes Newton 6-4 Par Riihonen Roland Scholten 6-1 Adam Bernard Jelle Klaasen 6-2 Sean Boussen Mark Webster 6-1 Dan Lauby Colin Osborne 6-1 Wayne Smith John Part 6-1 Kevin Hawkins Alan Tabern 6-3 Jason Roker Chris Scutt 6-3 Shaun Narian Steve Beaton 6-4 Doug Boehm Steve Maish 6-1 Glenn Fraser Kevin Painter 6-3 Sean Smyth Darin Young 6-2 Steve Hine Mark Walsh 6-4 Arron Monk Mark Hylton 6-2 James Graton Steve Brown 6-0 Mark Neilsen Michael van Gerwyn 6-0 Paul Addison Colin Lloyd 6-1 John Patterson Gary Mawson 6-0 Daniel Thibaudeau Dennis Priestley 6-1 Sylvain Bouque Robert Thornton 6-0 Andrew Wilson Denis Ovens 6-0 Michael Lapierre Bob Sinnaeve 6-5 Matt Clark Mark Dudbridge 6-1 Dano Coiveau Nigel Heydon 6-2 Bill Davis Jamie Caven 6-1 John Morrison Steve Evans 6-0 Bill Neilson Barrie Bates 6-3 Wayne Dragstra Justin Pipe 6-5 Kenny MacNeil Andy Hamilton 6-3 Jeff Noble Nick Fullwell 6-4 Chris Locke Scott Rand 6-4 Andy Jenkins Dave Switzer 6-4 Tony Eccles Losers £100 Round Three Wes Newton 6-2 Roland Scholten Mark Webster 6-4 Jelle Klaasen Colin Osbone 6-4 John Part Alan Tabern 6-3 Chris Scutt Steve Beaton 6-5 Steve Maish Kevin Painter 6-5 Darin Young Mark Hylton 6-5 Mark Walsh Michael van Gerwen 6-3 Steve Brown Colin Lloyd 6-1 Gary Mawson Dennis Priestley 6-2 Robert Thornton Denis Ovens 6-2 Bob Sinnaeve Mark Dudbidge 6-2 Nigel Heydon Jamie Caven 6-4 Steve Evans Justin Pipe 6-1 Barrie Bates Andy Hamilton 6-3 Nick Fullwell Scott Rand 6-2 Dave Switzer Losers £200 Round Four Wes Newton 6-2 Mark Webster Colin Osborne 6-4 Alan Tabern Kevin Painter 6-5 Steve Beaton Michael van Gerwen 6-3 Mark Hylton Dennis Priestley 6-2 Colin Lloyd Mark Dudbridge 6-2 Denis Ovens Jamie Caven 6-5 Justin Pipe Andy Hamilton 6-3 Scott Rand Losers £300 Quarter-Finals Wes Newton 6-2 Colin Osborne Michael van Gerwen 6-4 Kevin Painter Dennis Priestley 6-5 Mark Dudbridge Jamie Caven 6-4 Andy Hamilton Losers £700 Semi-Finals Michael van Gerwen 6-2 Wes Newton Jamie Caven 6-2 Dennis Priestley Losers £1,250 Final Jamie Caven 6-4 Michael van Gerwen Winner £5,000 Runner-Up £2,500

  September 1 2010, 10:17am