Alan Towe Darts

In division one of the Harborne and District 401 Summer League leaders Midland Red maintained their 100% winning record, making it six wins in a row when on their home board they beat third in the table Bartley Green Football

England may well be getting the results in Germany, but back here in the Midlands I for one am not getting the results, darts that is. Everyone has gone football mad and as a consequence league fixtures have been cancelled

There were only a handful of games played in the Brook Meadow Individual League this week, possibly a football match being played somewhere, nevertheless league leader Robbie Earl managed to play off his game in hand and a vital 2-1

For the second consecutive week Robbie Earl has suffered a setback to his title aspirations in the Brook Meadow Individual League. Last week Robbie went down 2-1 to Ian McFarlane, this week by the same margin he lost out to

Despite scores of 145,140 and 6×100 it was not enough for Robbie Earl to avoid a 2-1 reversal at the hands of Ian McFarlane. Earl was soon to bounce back as he defeated Mark Elkin by a similar margin and

Midland Red kicked off the new Harborne and District 401 Summer League with a 6-3 victory over Smethwick Labour Club in a game that produced no fewer than 39 scores of a ton or more including two maximums provided by

The Sheldon and District Winter League have played off their doubles knockout in which there were some top flight performances, none better than the form produced by the eventual winners J.Norris and M.Wall form the Highwood. Playing down from the

The Sheldon and District Winter League have been engaged with the play off of their singles knockout. Winner of the event was Sheldon Dukes man Paul Sunner, but he was made to fight hard all the way to the title.

The Four Oaks and District League closed their programme with the finals of their Brian Goodman and Ken Rust Cups. In the Brian Goodman knockout Kingstanding Ex Servicemen’s powered to an 8-1 victory over Old Oscott Arrows with B.Stephens recording

Warwickshire rounded off their 2005-2006 campaign in the premier division of the Kaliber BDO Inter Counties Championships with their biggest and possibly most crucial victory of the season. With only one win in eight previous games, relegation was becoming a