From: bill@kean.ucs.mun.ca
Subject: Re: rec.sport.darts
Followup-To: alt.sport.darts
Summary: Repost of lost post
Keywords: FAQ list, etc
Reply-To: bill@kean.ucs.mun.ca
Organization: Memorial University. St.John's Nfld, Canada
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 14:15:07 GMT

This is a repost of a post that got eaten by a switchover from old
to newsreader... It was posted a few days ago...

In article <1992Nov4.075946.28703@ray.fi>, tl@ray.fi (TonyK Lindstr"om) writes:
> How about a proposal?
> 
> The rec-groups have after all a larger circulation.

How does this get done? Some sort of net.occult.practice, eh?
 
> BTW.
> The European Cup Champions are: (Surprise :-) England.
> 
> Scotland was second and (Yeppee) Finland third.

No doubt Jocky the Ham Wilson was there... Did he cry?

> The single was between Phil Taylor and John Lowe, Phil won it
> 4-2. The double final was between Scotland and Finland. It was a very
> entertraining game, but Scotland won it 5-4.

> Bill@kean.ucs.mun.ca, if you are working on a FAQ, then those charts should
> definitely be included on it.

Yes, okay. This is the first followup mention of my earlier post re
doing a faq. I'll do it. Anyone else with anything, please email to
me. Also, I seem to have lost a few messages because of a change in
news reader or some silly excuse. I was wondering why there were no
posts for several days. I even lost my own posted message about doing 
the FAQ. Someone please send me the measurements (again) and anything
else you want in the faq. I can pick up the out-charts from the
current postings.

Maybe we could have people send me their national details, like
who are the current reigning champions in Australia, Finland, 
USA, etc etc. And, of course, for purposes of darts, the UK doesn't
exist. (Like my buddy from Scotland says, whenever it is England,
it is England, but whenever it is Scotland, it is the UK.) There are,
of course, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, perhaps even the Isle
of Man, and, oh yeah, home some three or four hundred years ago
to some of my ancestors, England. Do they play darts in Ireland?
Probably a stupid question, as I'm sure they play all over the 
world.

Bobby Anderson beat Dennis Priestly in the finals for the Canadian 
Championship in June. Interestingly enough, it was the first time
Anderson beat Priestly in a championship match.

Current Newfoundland and no doubt Canadian best player is Albert Anstey.
I had a rare chance to play him last year, and he wiped me out with two
(count em) back to back 15-dart games. Oh well. Maybe I can write about
darts. I did get a tun against him.

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