The News of the World Darts Championship was one among many televised darts events in 1983. Eric Bristow had failed to qualify for the final stage several times[1] before finally winning the title in 1983. All players needed to win through in county and regional stages of the competition to reach the final stages, which had been first televised in 1972. TV coverage ceased after the 1988 competition and the event was discontinued in 1990. The event was revived for one year in 1997 and was shown on Sky Sports.[2] Matches were short, with just two legs being required for victory. The oche was slightly longer than most tournaments, being a full 8 feet from the board to the toe line. From 1978 until 1988 the event was held at Wembley Arena, Wembley, London. From 1989–90 it was held at Docklands Arena, London and in 1997 it was held at Villa Park, Birmingham.[3]
See also
1983 Final stages
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1984 Final stages
[5]
John Lowe lost in the final of the Midland Counties Divisional finals to Eric Bristow.[6]
| First round
| | | Quarterfinals
| | | Semifinals
| | | Final
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| Ian Robertson
| Bye
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| | Ian Robertson
| 2
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| | | Mike Gregory
| 1
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| Mike Gregory
| Bye
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| | Ian Robertson
| 2
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| | | Jim Strathie
| 0
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| Jim Strathie
| Bye
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| | Jim Strathie
| 2
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| | | Tom O'Connor
| 1
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| Tom O'Connor
| 2
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| Douglas Melander
| 0
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| | Ian Robertson
| 0
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| | | Eric Bristow
| 2
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| George Corke
| 2
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| Dave Lee
| 0
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| | George Corke
| 0
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| | | Paul Reynolds
| 2
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| Paul Reynolds
| 2
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| Rick Ney
| 0
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| | Paul Reynolds
| 0
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| | | Eric Bristow
| 2
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| George Hyde
| 2
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| Steve Riley
| 1
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| | George Hyde
| 0
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| | | Eric Bristow
| 2
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| Eric Bristow
| 2
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| Simon Wilson
| 0
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1985 Final stages
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Eric Bristow lost in the first round of the Staffordshire County finals to Robin Feltham.[8] John Lowe, Jocky Wilson and Mike Gregory also failed to qualify for the final stage.[9]
| First round
| | | Quarterfinals
| | | Semifinals
| | | Final
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| Glenn Brooksbank
| Bye
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| | Glenn Brooksbank
| 2
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| | | Sandy Miller
| 1
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| Sandy Miller
| Bye
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| | Glenn Brooksbank
| 0
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| | | Billy Dunbar
| 2
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| Ronnie Peel
| Bye
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| | Ronnie Peel
| 1
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| | | Billy Dunbar
| 2
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| Billy Dunbar
| 2
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| Anthony Turner
| 0
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| | Billy Dunbar
| 0
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| | | Dave Lee
| 2
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| Dan Valletto
| 2
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| Eddie McArthur
| 0
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| | Dan Valletto
| 0
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| | | Dave Lee
| 2
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| Dave Lee
| 2
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| Jan-Erik Paulsen
| 0
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| | Dave Lee
| 2
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| | | George Rogers
| 1
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| Bob Sinnaeve
| 2
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| Dave Whitcombe
| 1
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| | Bob Sinnaeve
| 1
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| | | George Rogers
| 2
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| George Rogers
| 2
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| Martin Deverell
| 0
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1986 Final stages
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1987 Final stages
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Steve Beaton beat reigning world champion John Lowe in the semi finals and five times world champion Eric Bristow in the final of Midland Counties Divisional finals.[12]
1988 Final stages
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Phil Taylor lost in the semi finals of the Staffordshire County finals.[14]
Steve Jones beat John Lowe in the semi finals of the Midland Counties Divisional finals.[15]
1989 Final stages
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Eric Bristow lost in the quarter finals (to Mick Plevyn) and Phil Taylor lost in the semi finals of the North Staffordshire heats, played at Bristow's public house The Crafty Cockney.[17] Darrell Morley beat John Lowe in the final of the Derbyshire County finals.[18] Mike Gregory failed to win a hat-trick of titles. He lost in the first round of the Western Counties Divisional finals to Chris Whiting.[19]
1990 Final stages
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Reigning world champion Phil Taylor lost in the first round of the Staffordshire sub-area finals to Mark Flowers, played at Eric Bristow's public house The Crafty Cockney. Flowers beat Bristow in the semi finals on the same day.[21]
| First round
| | | Second round
| | | Quarterfinals
| | | Semifinals
| | | Final
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| Scott Swanson
| Bye
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| | Scott Swanson
| 2
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| | | Geert Jennes
| 0
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| Geert Jennes
| Bye
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| | Scott Swanson
| 2
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| | | John Gronow
| 1
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| John Gronow
| Bye
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| | John Gronow
| 2
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| | | Andrei Patriki[23]
| 0
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| Andrei Patriki[22]
| Bye
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| | Scott Swanson
| 1
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| | | Steve Hudson
| 2
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| Len Heard
| Bye
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| | Len Heard
| 2
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| | | Knud Nilsen
| 1
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| Knud Nilsen
| Bye
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| | Len Heard
| 0
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| | | Steve Hudson
| 2
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| Steve Hudson
| Bye
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| | Steve Hudson
| 2
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| | | John Bell
| 0
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| John Bell
| Bye
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| | Steve Hudson
| 0
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| | | Paul Cook
| 2
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| Paul Cook
| Bye
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| | Paul Cook
| 2
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| | | Heikki Hermunen
| 0
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| Heikki Hermunen
| Bye
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| | Paul Cook
| 2
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| | | Kevin Marron
| 0
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| Kevin Marron
| Bye
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| | Kevin Marron
| 2
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| | | Nigel Justice
| 0
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| Nigel Justice
| Bye
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| | Paul Cook
| 2
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| | | Brian Derbyshire
| 0
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| Michael Oskarsson
| 2
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| Daniel Mueller
| 1
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| | Michael Oskarsson
| 0
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| | | Brian Derbyshire
| 2
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| Brian Derbyshire
| 2
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| Bert Vlaardingerbroek
| 1
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| | Brian Derbyshire
| 2
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| | | Peter Evison
| 1
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| David McFadden
| 2
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| Mauro Pavan
| 0
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| | David McFadden
| 0
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| | | Peter Evison
| 2
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| Peter Evison
| 2
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| Steve Beaton
| 1
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1997 Final stages
[24]
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