DARTS: Harbour misses out but Wolfie goes close

Dogsthorpe darter Dennis Harbour failed in his bid to defend the Isle of Man Open title yesterday (March 13) but Deeping ace Martin '˜Wolfie' Adams reached the last four.
By The Newsroom
Published 14th Mar 2016, 15:38 BST
Updated 14th Mar 2016, 15:39 BST
Martin Adams was a beaten semi-finalist.Martin Adams was a beaten semi-finalist.
Martin Adams was a beaten semi-finalist.

Harbour went out at the last 32 stage, going down 4-3 to Jimmy Hendriks, while number two seed Adams went three rounds further before losing 5-1 to Ryan Joyce.

Adams, who pocketed a cheque for £600, threw some brilliant darts early on in the competition, especially in the quarter-finals where he beat Mark McGeeney 4-1 with a 37.11 dart average.

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The event was won by Tony O’Shea, who beat Royce 6-4 in the final.

Harbour also entered the Isle Of Man Classic competition and made the last 16 before suffering a 4-1 exit at the hands of Glen Durrant. Scott Mitchell beat Geert de Vos 6-2 in the final.

RESULTS

Isle Of Man Open

Martin Adams

Last 256 beat Craig Quinn 3-2

Last 128 beat David Dodds 3-1

Last 64 beat Ian Greenwood 4-0

Last 32 beat Paul Brown 4-0

Last 16 beat Jimmy Hendriks 4-1

Quarter-finals beat Mark McGeeney 4-1 (av 37.11)

Semi-finals lost to Ryan Joyce

Dennis Harbour

Last 256 beat Warren Larkin 3-0

Last 128 beat Adrian Rouke 3-1

Last 64 beat Wouter Vaes 4-2

Last 32 lost to Jimmy Hendriks 4-3

Isle Of Man Classic

Dennis Harbour

Last 256 beat Steve Bonnett 3-0

Last 128 beat Charlie Millard 3-0

Last 64 beat Billy Howland 4-0

Last 32 beat Williem Mandigers 4-3

Last 16 lost to Glen Durrant 4-1

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