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^5h NORTHUMBERLAND DARTS ORGANISATION Proudly Presents NORTHUMBERLAND v LONDON at SupaSnooker, Potts St. (Off Shields Rd.) Byker, Newcastle upon Tyne Saturday & Sunday, 14th & 15th December, 1991 Admission by Programme £1.50 NORTHUMBERLAND DARTS ORGANISATION Officials 1991-1992 Honorary President: Albert Glen Chairman: Fred Page General Secretary: Rob Harpin sleeker Treasurer: Monica Bishop L 1 Public Relations Officer: Frankie Toward POTTS STREET, BYKER Asst. Secretary: Eleanor Butterfield Minutes Secretary: Pat Havery Telephone: 091 265 9918 Competitions Secretary: Lily Scanlon 10 Snooker Tables Men's Super League Secretary: Don Wilson Gymnasium with Multigym Women's Super League Sec: Lesley Storey Bar Stage Manager: Ray Robinson Food Phone Numbers: Important - Please note: Open 10 a.m. -12 p.m. A person paying an admission fee, or purchasing a programme for the purpose of attending an inter-county match staged by a member county of the British Darts Organisation Ltd. shall enter the playing venue at the Saturday 9 a.m. -12 p.m. respective person's own risk. The BDO or a member county's organisation shall not be held responsible for the loss of that person's valuables or belongings. This declaration does not absolve the BDO from claims against the Public Liability/Personal Insurance Scheme. Membership £7.00 per annum Admission fees / programme receipts are not refundable at BDO functions. The organisers reserve the right to refuse admission, if necessary without assigning a reason for so doing. Any person found conuming drink which has not been purchased on the premises shall be liable to be ejected Chairman's Comments I would like to start by welcoming what is a star studded line-up to our venue, and it is with great pleasure that I greet the London squad which contains a few personal friends of mine. C.L.R.A.I.O.N Who would have thought a few months ago that this would be a top of the table F.I.IM.C.I.fi.L clash - the results of the first three games have been tremendous and we have not finished yet. Northumberland are in second place only 3 points behind this S€RVIC€S weekend's opponents, the highest position we have ever been in the Premier Division. All credit goes to you, the players, and some great away support. Another super win at Merseyside where Julie Thompson excelled with a 23.86 SPONSORING THE NORTHUMBERLAND DARTS average to earn herself an A team place for this game, and congratulations ORGANISATION must go to Davy Richardson-Page, Joe Broughton, Carole Wright and young Joanne Spark who have all been nominated for the England squad this year. CLARION FINANCIAL SERVICES are a firm of Mortgage and Financial Consultants operating throughout the United Kingdom This is going to be one of our hardest tasks yet -1 know London will endeavour with Head Office at Newcastle upon Tyne. to make it so. However, in Phil's column Cockney Pride they expressed some doubt - and I quote "a record that will be severely tested in our next away match to Northumberland" - so let's do the business. I hope the London lads and lasses will accept our geordie hospitality and look Services we offer: forward to a thrilling game of darts. We look forward also to seeing some of them coming back to the venue on Saturday night where we will be having loads of fun at our annual Christmas party with games, disco and a Karaoke *Split Miras Finance night, starting at 8 p.m. *Further Advance to Existing Mortgage *First Mortgage/Council House Purchase We are enjoying our season, we are enjoying our game, so, *Re-mortgage * Interest Only Loans Now let's play darts, *Defered Loans (e.g. 3 months/9 months) *Low Start Finance Non-Status Finance Fred Page *Endowment/Pension linked Finance Chairman LONDON SQUAD NORTHUMBERLAND SQUAD Men's Squad Vic Bacon Mark Landers Men's 'A' Team Men's 'B' Team Robbie Beaton Micky Lawler Chris Cahill Dave Lee Graeme Stoddart (Capt.) Mac Murphy Ray Chettur Davy Richardson-Page Ian Tate Scott Coleman Mick Manning Fred Lisle Steve Newton Steve Crook Graham Miller Steve Chapman Jimmy White Phil Currie Shay 0'Rourke Paul Singh Billy Friar Ritchie Davies Graham Parker Tony Hardy Paul Dillingham George Ewart Tony Rickard Jocky Wilson Colin Jardine Paul Doggett Joe Broughton Dennis Williams Matt Doran Lionel Sams Alan Whittle Larry Inkster Grant Firmager Mykee Saunders Gary Robson Brian Brown Andy Fordham Roy Simmonds Graeme Gardner Paddy Connolly Alan Glazier Nicky Turner Tab Hunter Ray Nichol Bobby George Ron Gorrie Frank Webb Graham Wilson Team Manager: Reserves: Robbie Hain Ray Robinson Dave Gradwell Lee Woodrow Bob Lake Team Manager: Lew Shannon Women's Squad Women's 'A' Team Women's 'B' Team Debi Archer Michelle Mannin Vanessa Bailey June Myers Chris Howse Kathy Barteluk Joanne Spark Mina Nightingal Carole Wright Lorraine Catherall Sharon Colclough Maureen Stephenson Audrey Lynch Linda Duffy Lynne Ormond Julie Thompson Angela McGarry Pat Floot Lisa Richardson Irene Mowbray Karen Musgrave Peggy Glover Pat Rogers Vera Page Maureen Elliott Carol Halden Sue Searle Reserve: Lorraine Joanne Haynes June Smith Captain: Margaret Armstrong Pauline Holland Meek Team Manager: Betty Barnes MEN'S 'B' MATCH RESULTS MEN'S 'A' MATCH RESULTS Legs Won Games Won Legs Won Games Won Game Name Nunc dime Name Name - ] 1 O U-Mr §> iVevu-tv? is/ r OtLUn/tSttflM 7. o i O 1 xV/lL«.t> rV 0. V/uiTd-OMftB / 2 2 I 1 L woo n ROW »L X 3 3 P. D'lLH MSHftNl ,5 \ % \ "?? \ I % 4 4 • LOLlE iM BiW o '?> a % 1 3 I 3. 5 l'x , i % z 3 5 IK 1 <• 6 6 if > <D 3 h- V i 7 7 irwaftT 3 i 3 Lf. 3 i 1 & 8 r 0 8 \ Mr H ^\\ 5. WILLI Arts '"St- f. O^.G tr-fr t 'X 9 9 IT i fi ^7 fc> \J\L<SnvJ *-t & <5=, hRM >"=>C:.<5 -V i 5 h 10 10 a 5" ,3 i u- 11 11 3 5" 4- 7 \ 12 1 7 12 M- 9- O- Lee \ ~b RULES APPLY AS THE BRITISH DARTS ORGANISATION RULES APPLY AS THE BRITISH DARTS ORGANISATION Men's Singles SOI up. Straight Stan, finish on a double. Best of 5 legs to each game. Men's Singles SOI up. Straight start, finish on a double. Best of legs to each game. 5 Order of Throw: Away Team to throw first on 1st and 3rd leg of first game Order of Throw: Away Team to throw first on 1st and 3rd leg of first game and then reversed procedure on second game, and so on alternately. and then reversed procedure on second game, and so on alternately. Where marked thus (*) confirms above. Draw for opponents on the day. Where marked thus (*) confirms above. Draw for opponents on the day. 4 LADIES' 'B' MATCH RESULTS LADIES' A' MATCH RESULTS Six to play individually SOI up, best of three legs. Straight start, finish on a double. Six to play individually SOI up, best of three legs. Straight start, finish on a double. Ladies' Match is a separate Championship Match. Ladies' Match is a separate Championship Match. Legs Won Games Won Legs Won Games Won Game Name Name (tame Name Name 1 1 1 &\ I a. <D I •*»«• C . t4 RLO^iV f % 1 % V 0RWO1VO 2 2 LDaFfT I 1 \ 1 O % 3 3 1 • N/HURRf*/ o \ % ^•r a- i 9- I 'k 4 'V35' 4 V". W(OLLAt4/r> D %. rf ^ Pft R K i 1 IS 5 \&~. V 3 5 j*.. CnTttERfiLL i % X z (7- W RIGHT ' t (V 11> T l iv fi A ii- o 6 6 *£ i 1 4- ^ LV)i.C/ ftUCM o Briti/h Dart/ Organization Inter-County Championship Results 9th/10th November 1992 LANCASHIRE - CAMBRIDGESHIRE MA 7-5 WA 4-2 MB 8-4 WB 4-2 LONDON YORKSHIRE MA 8-4 WA 3-3 MB 6-6 WB 4-2 MERSEYSIDE - NORTHUMBERLAND MA 6-6 WA 3-3 MB 5-7 WB 0-6 SURREY ESSEX MA 6-6 WA 3-3 MB 6-6 WB 4-2 WEST MIDLANDS -HAMPSHIRE MA 6-6 WA 3-3 MB 10-2 WB 1-5 ACCUMULATIVE POINTS TABLE MA MB WA WB BP TOTAL LONDON 24 20 11 11 9 76 NORTHUMBERLAND 22 23 9 11 7 72 LANCASHIRE 19 22 9 13 7 70 SURREY 21 19 10 10 6 66 YORKSHIRE 21 22 11 3 6 63 ESSEX 13 18 9 11 3 52 CAMBRIDGESHIRE 18 14 9 10 3 54 WEST MIDLANDS 15 19 8 3 3 48 HAMPSHIRE 13 9 9 11 0 42 MERSEYSIDE 12 14 5 7 0 38 Briti/h Dart/ Organization LEAGUE POSITIONS AT 10TH NOVEMBER 1991 MEN'S A TEAMS P W D TOTAL LONDON 3 3 0 25 NORTHUMBERLAND 3 2 1 22 YORKSHIRE 3 2 0 21 SURREY 3 1 1 21 LANCASHIRE 3 2 0 19 CAMBRIDGESHIRE 3 1 0 18 WEST MIDLANDS 3 1 1 15 ESSEX 3 0 1 13 HAMPSHIRE 3 0 1 13 MERSEYSIOE 3 0 1 12 MEN S B TEAMS P w D TOTAL NORTHUMBERLAND 3 3 0 23 LANCASHIRE 3 2 0 22 YORKSHIRE 3 1 2 22 LONDON 3 1 2 20 SURREY 3 1 1 19 WEST MIDLANDS 3 t 1 19 ESSEX 3 0 3 IS CAMBRIDGESHIRE 3 1 0 14 MERSEYSIDE 3 0 1 14 HAMPSHIRE 3 0 0 9 WOMEN'S A TEAMS P w D TOTAL LONDON 3 2 t 11 YORKSHIRE 3 1 2 11 SURREY 3 1 t 10 LANCASHIRE 3 t 1 9 HAMPSHIRE 3 1 1 9 ESSEX 3 1 1 9 CAMBRIDGESHIRE 3 1 1 9 NORTHUMBERLAND 3 0 3 9 WEST MIOLANDS 3 0 2 S MERSEYSIDE 3 0 1 5 WOMEN'S B TEAMS LANCASHIRE 3 3 0 13 LONOON 3 2 1 11 HAMPSHIRE 3 2 0 11 NORTHUMBERLAND 3 2 0 11 ESSEX 3 1 1 11 SURREY 3 2 0 10 CAMBRIDGESHIRE 3 1 0 10 MERSEYSIDE 3 1 0 7 WEST MIDLANDS 3 0 0 3 YORKSHIRE 3 0 0 3 .
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