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John Part Wins North American Darts Championship

JOHN PART defeated Darin Young 6-4 to win the North American Darts Championship as the New Tropicana World Series of Darts Festival came to a close in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
Part has endured a tough year after slipping to the edge of the PDC’s top 32, but emerged victorious from the 79-strong field of American and Canadian stars to pick up the £5,000 title at Las Vegas’ Tropicana Hotel.
Walsh Defeats Darth Maple to Win Second UK Qualifier

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MARK WALSH won his second UK Open Qualifier of 2010 with a 6-3 defeat of John Part at the Barnsley Metrodome.
Walsh repeated his success of six weeks ago in Derby to claim a second £6,000 title of the year, overpowering the three-time World Champion in the decider
Shepherd Gets World Championship Revenge Against John Part

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KIRK SHEPHERD gained revenge for his 2008 final defeat to John Part by knocking the world number four out with a 4-1 victory in the second round of this year’s Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship on Monday afternoon.
Part won his third World title against Shepherd with a 7-2 win at Alexandra Palace but this time round on the same stage, the Canadian was not at the races and Shepherd was able to claim a place in the third round.
Taylor, Wade, Barneveld, and Part Make up Las Vegas Final Four
THE world’s top four players will contest the semi-finals and final of the PartyPoker.net Las Vegas Desert Classic VIII on Sunday.
Phil Taylor, James Wade, Raymond van Barneveld and John Part progressed to the last four of the Desert Classic with victories in Saturday’s quarter-finals at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino.
Phil Taylor Shatters Record (and John Part) in Premier League Darts

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PHIL TAYLOR broke his own record for the highest average in the history of televised darts with an 8-3 Whyte & Mackay Premier League Darts demolition of John Part.
Taylor produced a 116.01 average in powering back to the top of the table – breaking his own previous record of 114.53 set at last year’s Blue Square UK Open against Wes Newton.
Premier League Darts: Part Grabs Three Points in Double Header

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John Part picked up three points to jump back into the Whyte & Mackay Premier League Darts play-off places in his double-header in Exeter.
With Wayne Mardle sidelined by a virus, Part stepped onto the oche twice at the Westpoint Arena on Thursday night, taking a win over Mervyn King and a draw with Jelle Klaasen.
Premier League Darts: Parts Play Off Hopes Hinge on Double Header

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JOHN PART admits his Whyte & Mackay Premier League Darts play-off hopes could hinge on his double-header in Exeter on Thursday.
Three-time World Champion Part will play twice when the tournament visits the Westpoint Arena for the first time, after Wayne Mardle was forced to pull out of this week’s league night due to a virus.
Dennis Priestley Mounts Amazing Comeback from 5-0 Down to Defeat John Part 6-5

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Dennis Priestley produced the comeback of his life to reach the quarter-finals of the coral.co.uk Players Championship on Saturday afternoon.
The two-time World Champion came from 5-0 down to defeat John Part 6-5 at the Circus Tavern in Purfleet, following up his fight back to see off Steve Maish in round one with an even greater display.
John Part VS Bill Davis, by Phill Catterick
The following article was written and graciously submitted by Phill Catterick, a freelance writer based in Staffordshire. Phill may be contacted by email.
The 2008 Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship claimed its first scalp last night at the Alexandra Palace with reigning champion John Part sent packing after going down 3-0 to American qualifier Bill Davis in the first round.
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John Part Yanked out of World Championship by American Bill Davis

Defending World Champion John Part crashed out to Bill Davis in an opening night filled with shocks at the
2009 Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship.
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