Darts Team's Success
This year has been one of the most successful for the 150 members of the Canterbury Darts Association. Two representative teams were recently selected to play at Mosgiel, Dunedin, and Timaru, and the A team won all its matches. At Dunedin the A team won the Scott Trophy (the Ranfurly Shield of darts) for the first time. At Mosgiel, the Canterbury A team won 8-6, and at Timaru the unbeaten record was maintained 9-5. The best performance of the tour was by P O’Neil, who finished his singles game of 301 with 9 darts. O’Neil is the holder of a 180 badge and bar. The Canterbury B team was not as fortunate, although the standard of its play was very high. At Mosgiel the team lost. 9- and was narrowly beaten at Dunedin, 8-6. At Timaru, the luck changed, and the team won 10-
The performances of the team in the south was particularly good, since the pastime of darts has a much larger following there. Otago has about 600 playd Mosgiel alone has more
ers. an than 150
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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 29016, 3 October 1959, Page 5
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