"Magnificent Eight" Anticipating Big Kick-Off! PHIL TAYLOR will begin his challenge to regain darting supremacy from Raymond van Barneveld when the 2007 Holsten Premier League Darts kicks off on Thursday night.
Taylor lost his Ladbrokes.com World Championship crown to the Dutchman a month ago, letting a 3-0 lead slip at the Circus Tavern before van Barneveld won 7-6 in a sudden death final leg.
The pair will meet twice in the next 14 weeks during the league phase of the £275,000 Holsten Premier League, with the first night taking place at the Plymouth Pavilions.
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Planet Darts - "Magnificent Eight" Anticipating Big Kick-Off!
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RocklandNews.com Bad Medicine eliminated!
The long awaited January 2nd had finally arrived and legions of Rocklandites flocked to the old Bigalo Mansion for what they thought was a once in a lifetime Rockland Eagles open house. Word spread like wildfire through Rockvegas from TKO Sheas to DJ's pub that the Eagles was opening it's doors to the public to watch Dart master Skitziod and his band of brothers known as Bad Medicine go for the State Championship. The masses gathered in the Bird Parking lot but were not granted access inside the building. The mob was growing angry and sources said that an emergency meeting was called and the Eagles brass was gathered in the upstairs hall war room.
RocklandNews.com Bad Medicine eliminated!
03, 2007
Brian White
Rockland News
Unicorn - Sid Waddell - uniBlog 30/01/2007
I have rarely been more excited at this time of the year. It is apparently when people get most depressed as the Christmas bills come to roost and cold winds dispel what remains of the festive bonhomie. But if you’re a darts fan it’s Mardi Gras right through till May with the all-action Holsten Premier Darts League. We are starting at Plymouth on Thursday and I am licking the old Geordie lips.
My best line of the recent World Championship was, ‘It’s brutal. It’s vicious. But it’s a kind of poetry.’ That will do to set the tone for 15 weeks of sensational darts featuring the tungsten gallacticos. I hope this list doesn’t faze any of the lads because I’m known in some circles as The Black Spot.
Unicorn - Sid Waddell - uniBlog 30/01/2007
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
kare11.com - KARE 11 TV - Man who fell 16 stories goes home
There's a sense of relief around Blair, Wisconsin since Josh Hanson has come home from Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis. Josh, they call him Hannor here, fell 16 stories out a window at the Hyatt Hotel. He landed on an awning, which broke his fall and probably saved his life. Hannor runs Heine's Sports Bar with partner Chad Steine. "He has some cuts on his hands and face and his one leg is broken, but other than that, he looks and sounds great."
kare11.com :: KARE 11 TV - Man who fell 16 stories goes homeMan who fell 16 stories discharged from hospital BY DAVE ORRICK Pioneer Press “Hanner” is heading home. Joshua Hanson, known to friends as Hanner — and to much of the world as the Wisconsin guy who fell 16 stories last week and suffered no brain or spinal injuries — was discharged from the hospital and headed home this afternoon, a hospital official said this afternoon. His friends are looking forward to it. “I just think he wants to get back here and relax,” said Andy Anderson, one of Hanson’s two roommates in Blair, Wis., located between Eau Claire and La Crosse. “He’s gotten a lot of attention this past week, and I think he wants to see his daughter.”
TwinCities.com - Man who fell 16 stories discharged from hospital
A western Wisconsin man who survived a 16-story fall at a Minneapolis hotel is breathing through a tube, after both his lungs collapsed and he tore his trachea. His aunt says Joshua Hanson, 29, Blair, also has a rod permanently placed in his right leg – but all things considered, he’s making good progress. Hanson was in critical condition Monday at a hospital in Minneapolis. He was there for a darts tournament last Saturday when he ran down a 17th-floor hallway while goofing around and he went through a double-paned window which stretches from the floor to the ceiling. It took place at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Minneapolis.
He landed on an overhang one story above the ground, and was conscious when he was taken to the hospital. Friends and relatives call Hanson’s survival a miracle. Doctors say they have no explanation for it – and they don’t have a timetable yet for his recovery. Meanwhile, the city will inspect the broken window today. Officials said it met the city’s code when the hotel was built 20 years ago but it would not pass the mandate for new buildings. The hotel says it will do what’s necessary to make things safe...
River Falls Journal - Blair man in critical condition after fall
Wheeler News Service, Published Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Planet Darts - Bob Of All Trades...Master Of Darts!
Bob Of All Trades...Master Of Darts! IF a modern-day author were to look to write a second 'This Sporting Life' novel, they could do much worse than looking back over the career of Bob Anderson. The 59-year-old has enjoyed considerable success in three different sports since his days as a schoolboy javelin champion, and has even gained a single-figure golfing handicap in recent years.
Planet Darts - Bob Of All Trades...Master Of Darts!
Planet Darts - Double Success For Duo In Vegas
Double Success For Duo In Vegas JOHN PART and Wes Newton enjoyed a successful weekend at the Las Vegas Open - but John Kuczysnki narrowly missed out on the singles title. Both Newton and Part - the current Las Vegas Desert Classic champion - headed across the Atlantic following the Players Championship
Planet Darts - Double Success For Duo In Vegas
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Monday, January 29, 2007
CEN Sport: Darts - Cambs call on the A Team to save their skin
Darts: Cambs call on the A Team to save their skin ONLY a stirring performance from Cambridgeshire's A team players prevented a surprise home defeat by Glamorgan. They trailed 13-5 overnight after a crushing defeat for the men's B team and, in the words of chairman Peter Melton, "had a real mountain to climb". But a day which started with new champion Martin Adams parading the Lakeside World Championship Trophy ended with the Cambs men's A team clawing their way back to within an inch of an astounding win against a side packed with past and present Welsh internationals. CEN Sport: Darts - Cambs call on the A Team to save their skin
BCNG Portals Page Bull’s-Eye: Elks Dart League is a piece of cork
Jen Biron removes her darts from the board Tuesday at Elks Lodge.
Jen Biron stepped up to the oche (line) held onto the barrel of her dart, aimed, and threw it towards the dart board. Her dart lands on a black single section adjacent to the red bull’s-eye.
It’s worth nine points. Biron is one of about 40 dart enthusiasts who attend Elks Lodge’s Tuesday night dart league. “The people who are here and the social interaction, that’s what its all about,” Biron said.
BCNG Portals Page Bull’s-Eye: Elks Dart League is a piece of cork
By RACHEL STERN Observer Reporter Jan 28 2007
Dartoids World Bobby George!!! # 282 02/01/2007
THAT'S THE WAY TO WRITE IT, The thing about Bobby George’s first book, Bobby Dazzler, My Story, is that you don’t need to read a review to decide whether or not you want to plunk down money to buy the book. Just as you know you gotta watch when George bounds on stage decked out like Elvis, dripping in jewelry, and carrying a candelabra, the sizzling Dazzler cover more sells the steak that follows.
There’s George, smiling, hand on chin...
Or is he smiling?
Dartoids World Bobby George!!! # 282 02/01/2007
Unicorn - News: NEW DEALS FOR MANLEY AND PAINTER
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Peter Manley and Kevin Painter have pledged their futures to Team Unicorn – signing new three-year deals – which ties them to the world’s top darts manufacturer until 2010.
It rounds off a memorable week for Manley, who has just been named as the 5th and last English star for next month’s Masters of Darts tournament in Holland.
Unicorn - News NEW DEALS FOR MANLEY AND PAINTER
BBC SPORT: Darts - Bobby George comp
Bobby George comp Bobby George The King of Bling We had hundreds of entries in our competition to win copies of Bobby George's autobiography Bobby Dazzler. The book tells the "rags to bling" story of the Eastender who left school barely able to read and write, picked up a set up darts for the first time aged 30 and within three years had won a world title.
BBC SPORT: Darts - Bobby George comp
"Published to coincide with the
2007 BDO World Professional Darts Championships
from 6th-14th January in Frimley Green
BOBBY DAZZLER
my story by Bobby George
After a tough childhood, helping his imposing dad in the garden, looking after his pigeons, Bobby George left school early barely able to read or write. A life in the building trade – digging the Victoria Line on the London underground and laying concrete and granite floors – or minding Essex pub doors in the post-Krays era seemed to beckon.
That is until, after a day’s fishing off southern Ireland in the summer of 1976, a game of pub darts got off the ground. By the end of the night Bobby had taken on and beaten the whole pub. He was a natural. He has never really looked back: three years later he won the News of the World Championship.
BOBBY DAZZLER - Published to coincide with the 2007 BDO World Professional Darts Championships: "
News & Star Three bonus point-win for Cumbria
CUMBRIA’S trip to Cleveland resulted in a very welcome win for the county and lifted them into almost touching distance of Division Two safety. Cumbria are nine points clear of the bottom place, and only two behind fellow strugglers Norfolk with games against Northumberland and Derbyshire to be played at home and trips to Merseyside and finally Norfolk to come.
News & Star Three bonus point-win for Cumbria
Published on 27/01/2007 darts By Stan Launder
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Civic Leaders Shower Praise On Darts Hero (from The Northern Echo)
Civic leaders shower praise on darts hero Making the news: Reporter Catherine Jewitt presents Phill Nixon with framed Northern Echo images of his exploits in the world of darts championships
Excitement surrounding County Durham's latest sporting hero continued as the Ferryhill Flyer's achievement on the world's stage was formally acknowledged in his home town yesterday. Chris Fay reports. PHILL NIXON made the ten- minute trip from his home in Skipton Close, Ferryhill, to the town hall by chauffeur-driven limousine...
Civic Leaders Shower Praise On Darts Hero (from The Northern Echo)
Saturday, January 27, 2007
Peterborough Today - DARTS: Cambs capture world class star
DARTS: Cambs capture world class star
THE creme of Cambridgeshire darts take to the oche this weekend for the start of another British Inter-Counties Premier Division season. Hampshire provide the first hurdle for the local throwers at the March United Services Club in New Road on Saturday and Sunday as Cambs launch their bid to better last season's fine second place behind champions Yorkshire.
Peterborough Today - DARTS: Cambs capture world class star
THE creme of Cambridgeshire darts take to the oche this weekend for the start of another British Inter-Counties Premier Division season. Hampshire provide the first hurdle for the local throwers at the March United Services Club in New Road on Saturday and Sunday as Cambs launch their bid to better last season's fine second place behind champions Yorkshire.
Peterborough Today - DARTS: Cambs capture world class star
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