Program - Rocky Mountain Dart Association
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Program - Rocky Mountain Dart Association
2006 October 6, 7, 8 2006 Hosted by Presented by 0 Quebec St. Denver CO 8016 (0) 1- Y MOUNTA I CK DA RT AS N RO Sanctioned by IO SOCIAT (0) 70-848 www.rmda.org N Welcome to the 2006 Colorado Open Dart Tournament at the beautiful Doubletree Hotel in Denver, Colorado. This is our 5th Colorado Open here and it has been a wonderful site to have a tournament. We are very proud to be hosting the 2006 U.S. Team National Finals this year. It’s great to have the top shooters from around the country here in Denver. I would like to thank all the sponsors who have contributed to this years Colorado Open. Their financial support will help make the tournament a success. You can see their ads posted around the dart hall and in this program. Your support and patronage of their services is appreciated. Also a huge thank you to all the volunteers that help run the tournament. From setup, registration and control - we couldn’t have a tournament without all their help! The Tournament Committee is always looking for ways to improve our tournament. If you have any questions or comments - we want to know! Thanks for being here and have a great weekend and good darts to all! Ken Lynde President RMDA Board of Directors President Ken Lynde Vice President Ed Linehan Secretary Jenny Nickerson Treasurer April Pulst Commissioners Masters/AA Division Jerry Beard Nancy Quinn A Division Darren Mitchell Joey Giammarino B Division Dan Davis Tim Britton Board Advisor Carolyn Teter Bar Owner Representative Si Sifrit ADO Representative Brenda Roush Statistician Wanda Cash Tournament Committee Members Cindy Lynde Dan Davis Debbie Rowe Darren Mitchell Ken Lynde Peggy Schaller Beth Podmore RMDA Sponsoring Establishments A Bit of Billiards 700 Ken Pratt Blvd. #105 Longmont................(303) 776-3952 Arap’s Old Gun Shop 3866 S. Broadway Englewood...............(303) 761-7823 Augy’s Grup & Pub 15491 E. Mississippi Aurora......................(303) 369-9911 BD Wolfs 15162 E. Hamden Ave. Aurora .....................(303) 699-2222 The Break Room 5151 S. Federal Blvd #E-2 Littleton...................(303) 797-1155 Chance Saloon 8464 Federal Blvd. Westminster.............(303) 427-4451 Columbine Lounge 7660 S Pierce St Littleton...................(303) 979-1431 Darts & Parts 3958 S. Federal Blvd Englewood...............(303) 730-6001 Doughty’s Tavern 103 N. Public Rd. Layafette...................(303) 666-1859 Ecks Saloon 9890 W. Girton Drive Denver......................(303) 989-2991 Famous Door II 15220 E. Hampden Aurora......................(720) 870-3236 The Fat Frog 2530 W Main St Littleton...................(303) 794-8507 Hiccups II 10250 Ura Ln Denver......................(303) 466-1829 Hubba’s Pub 13740 E. Quincy Ave. Aurora......................(303) 400-1236 McDonough’s 10395 E. Iliff Ave. Aurora .....................(303) 369-9819 Mirage Sports Bar 8340 Coal Mine Littleton...................(303) 973-5170 MVPs Sports Bar & Grill 15433 E Hampden Av Aurora......................(303) 617-3069 No Name Grill 8601 W Cross Dr # A3 Littleton...................(303) 948-5977 North Shore 7444 Chatfield #D Littleton...................(303) 972-8611 Outback Saloon 3141 28th St. Boulder . ..................(303) 444-0081 Red Lion Lounge 9502 Ralston Rd. Arvada......................(303) 423-2046 Roobar 158 Fillmore St Aurora......................(303) 343-2950 Sams 10051 I-70 Frontage Rd North Aurora......................(303) 343-2950 Sharks 11475 W Colfax Ave Lakewood.................(303) 239-8859 Silent Athletic Club of Denver 1575 Elmira St Aurora......................(303) 367-4866 Slackers 1323 Monroe Strasburg..................(303) 622-9750 Sports Station 850 Dayton St. Aurora......................(303) 343-2950 Suzi-Cues 513 Oak St. Frederick...................(303) 833-5518 Thirsty’s 1294 E 104th Ave Denver......................(303) 451-9918 Tim’s Longshot 3665 S. Federal Blvd. Englewood...............(303) 789-9653 2006 Spook Shoot Adult/Youth Tournament October 21st @ BD Wolf’s 10am sign up 11am start Support Youth Darts! The RMDA hosts dart events specifically for boys and girls under the age of 17. If you know someone under the age of 17 who would be interested in learning about and shooting darts, call Jimmie at 303-680-9087 to get them started. For nearly 30 years, a world-class direct response agency 1350 Independence St. Denver, CO 80215 Proud to sponsor the Women’s 501 Singles t: 303.233.8660 f: 303.233.4564 www.heinrich.com Welcome and Congratulations to all 63 ADO US Team National Finalists. Region 1-1 Lori McComsey ~ Kenai, AK Sean P. Palmer ~ Anchorage, AK Region 1-2 Brian Smith ~ Seattle, WA Region 1-3 Tim Cherven ~ Fremont, Ca Region 1-4 Brad Rouillard ~ Salt Lake City, UT M. Jayson Toerck ~Salt Lake, UT Region 2-2 John Denich ~ Stanton, CA Region 2-4 Rose Carrigan ~ Henderson, NV Robert Preston ~ Needles, CA Region 2-5 Ruben Blea ~ Thornton, CO Robert Eshelman ~ Casper, WY Charles Meininger ~ Aurora, CO Dan Moore ~ Aurora, CO Monika Nickerson ~ Colo. Springs, CO Darren Pulst ~ Englewood, CO Brenda Roush ~ Aurora, CO Kathi Smith ~ Fountain, CO Sally Wilmore ~ Security, CO Region 3-1 Chris Helms ~ San Antonio, TX Bob Leifeste ~ Atascosa, TX Gwen Olds ~ Houston, TX Glen Richard ~ Nederland, TX Region 3-2 Ted Adamski ~ Ft. Worth, TX Bob Beam ~ Royse City, TX Stephanie Cunningham ~ Balch Springs, TX Colleen Eldredge ~ Allen, TX Maria George ~ Grapevine, TX Region 3-3 Shariee Hemphill ~ Madison, MS Riley Stockman ~ Long Beach, MS Scott Wollaston ~ River Ridge, LA Region 3-5 Connie Butler ~ Midland, TX Eddie Moore ~ San Angelo, TX Region 4-2 Ryan Barnette ~ Chattanooga, TN Donna Overly ~ Cleveland, TN Region 4-3 Rhonda Farmer ~ Burlington, NC Joe Futima ~ Archdale, NC Rosie Middleton ~ Arden, NC Sean Morehouse ~ Savannah, GA Travis Stacey ~ Savannah, GA Region 4-4 Dan Carroll ~ Canton, OH Dave DePriest ~ Grand Rapids, MI Kay Hoover ~ Berea, OH Aaron Russell ~ Barberton, OH Region 4-5 Mike Sansoucie ~ West Palm Beach, FL Melissa Wargo ~ St. Petersburg, FL Region 5-1 Bob Adamson ~ Cumberland, RI Gail Payne ~ Worcester, MA Region 5-2 Peter J. Smith ~ East Syracuse, NY Region 5-3 Terri Marcello ~ Cheltenham, PA Joe Swick ~ Glendale, NY Jim Widmayer ~ Staten Island, NY Region 5-4 Bob Gargan ~ Carolina Beach, NC Mike ‘RedDog’ Gottfried ~ Chesterfield, VA Nancy Huntoon ~ Reston, VA Chris Linkous ~ Richmond, VA Marilyn Popp ~ Camden, DE Roger Wrisley ~ Walkersville, MD Region 5-5 Robert Baechler ~ Glastonbury, CT Niki Carey ~ Amston, CT Region 6-2 Sherri Benton ~ Kansas City, MO Steve Brown ~ Cahokia, IL Brad Wethington ~ St. Louis, MO Region 6-5 Dan Zimmerman ~ Wichita, KS Enjoy your weekend and shoot well! RMDA TOURNAMENT POLICIES ADO TOURNAMENT RULES 1. MVP An award will be given to the female MVP and male MVP for the Colorado Open. GLOSSARY OF TERMS The following terms/meanings apply when used in the body of these Tournament Rules. ADO: American Darts Organization Bull: The center of the dartboard. See rules #23,45,47 and 56 Chalker: Scorekeeper Leg/Game: That element of a Match recognized as a fixed odd number, i.e., 301/501/701/1001 or Cricket Hockey: A line or toeboard marking the minimum throwing distance in front of the dartboard. See #16,17,18,59 and 60 Masculine: Masculine gender nouns or pronouns include female Match: The total number of Legs in the competition between two players/teams Singular: Singular terms, where necessary, include the plural Turn: A Turn consists of three darts, unless a Leg/Match is completed in a lesser amount a. Points Awarded In each event (excluding Blind Draw), points will be awarded to the top eight finishers. Full points will be given to each player finishing at that level as follows: Singles Events Doubles Events Triples Events 1st 10 points 1st 8 points 1st 6 points 2nd 8 points2nd 6 points2nd 4 points Top 4 6 points Top 4 4 points Top 42 points Top 8 4 points Top 82 points Top 8 1 point b. Tie Breaker In the event of a tie, the tie will be broken by the number of 180s, 9hits and 6 bull shots scored. Each of these shots will count as 1 point. If a tie still exists, two awards will be given. PLAYING RULES All darts events played under the exclusive supervision of and/ or sanctioned by the ADO will be played in accordance with the following rules. 2. Unsportsmanlike Conduct Good sportsmanship shall be the prevailing attitude during all competition. The tournament staff reserves the right to remove anyone from the tournament hall for unsportsmanlike conduct or disruptive behavior. GENERAL 1. Good Sportsmanship will be the prevailing attitude throughout the tournament. 2. All players/teams will play by these Tournament Rules and, where necessary, any supplemental Rules stipulated by local Tournament Organizers. 3. Cell phones Cell phones must turned off or silenced while in the tournament hall. 4. Children under the age of 18 Children must be supervised by an adult at all times. Visit adodarts.com the official ADO website for the latest information on darts nationwide. Among the useful information on the site is the ADO Tournament calendar which lists all ADO sanctioned events, as well as Men’s and Women’s National Points Standings. For exclusive ADO merchandise such as shirts, jackets, gift items and more, go to - adogear.com Sanctioned by ® Show off your ADO style! 3. The interpretation of these Tournament Rules, in relation to a specific darts event, will rest with local Tournament Organizers, whose decisions shall be final and binding. Protests after the fact will not be considered. 4. Any player/team who, during the course of any event, fails to comply with any of these Tournament Rules, will be subject to disqualification from that event. 5. Gambling is neither permitted nor sanctioned by the ADO. 6. The ADO will in the course of Tournament Sanctioning, ensure to the best of its ability, that the host/sponsor organization has the funding and/or sponsorship necessary to support the advertised cash prize structure for a darts event. The manner and matter of tournament prize payments are the responsibility of the respective host/sponsor organization and not that of the ADO. 7. The ADO assumes no responsibility for accident or injury on the premises. 8. The ADO reserves the right to add to or amend the ADO Tournament Rules at any time. PROCEDURAL 9. Decisions regarding the prize structure and event schedule, the method of player registration, and the choice of the match pairing system, are left at the discretion of local Tournament Organizers. 10. Each player is entitled to (9) NINE practice darts at the assigned matchboard prior to a match. No other practice darts may be thrown during the match without the permission of the chalker. 11. Tournament boards are reserved for assigned match pairings only. Boards are not to be used for practice, unless so designated by the Tournament Organizers. 12. Match pairings will be called 3 times only (minimum of 5 minutes between calls). Should a player/team fail to report to the assigned board within the 15 minutes allotted time, a Forfeit will be called. NOTE: Should a player/team be called to matches in two concurrent events (i.e. a female in both Women’s only and an Open event), that player/team must choose in which event she/they wish to continue play. A Forfeit will be called, unless that player/team can reach their assigned board within the 15 minutes. 13. Should a player’s equipment become damaged, or be lost during the course of a turn, that player will be allowed up to a maximum of 5 minutes in which to repair/replace the playing equipment. 14. A maximum time limit of 5 minutes under exceptional circumstances, subject to the notification of the opponent and the chalker, will be allowed in the instance of a player requiring to leave the playing area during the course of matchplay. 15. Opponents and chalkers ONLY are allowed inside the playing area. 16. Opposing players must stand at least 2 feet behind the player at the hockey. 17. Should a player have any portion of his feet or shoes over the hockey line during a turn, all darts so thrown will be counted as part of his turn, but any score made by said darts will be invalid and not counted. One warning by a tournament official will be considered sufficient before invoking this rule. 18. A player wishing to throw a dart, or darts, from a point either side of the hockey must keep his feet behind an imaginary straight line extending from either side of the hockey. TURN 19. A Turn consists of three darts, unless a Leg/Match is completed in a lesser amount. 20. All darts must be thrown by, and from, the hand. The player is allowed a total of 3 minutes to complete their turn as timed by a tournament official. No darts will be allowed to be thrown after 3 minutes. 21. Should a player ‘touch’ any dart that is in the dartboard during a turn, that turn will be deemed to have been completed. 22. A dart bouncing off or falling out of the dartboard, will not be rethrown. STARTING AND FINISHING (ALL EVENTS) 23. All Matches will begin with a coin flip to determine who has the option to throw 1st or 2nd at the Inner Bull. The player throwing closest to the Inner Bull will throw first in the 1st Leg. The Loser of the 1st Leg has the option of throwing for the Inner Bull first in the 2nd Leg. If the 3rd Leg is necessary, the Inner Bull will again be thrown, with the loser of the original coin flip having the option of throwing first. 24. The second thrower may acknowledge the first dart as an Inner or Outer Bull and ask for that dart to be removed prior to his throw. Should the first dart be removed without the request of the 2nd thrower, a rethrow will occur; with the 2nd thrower now having the option of throwing first. The dart must remain the in the board in order to count. Additional throws may be made, until the player’s dart remains in the board. Should the 2nd thrower dislodge the dart of the 1st, a rethrow will be made with the 2nd thrower now throwing first. Rethrows shall be called if the chalker cannot decide which dart is closest to the Inner Bull, or if both darts are anywhere in the Inner Bull, or both darts are anywhere in the Outer Bull. The decision of the chalker is final. Should a rethrow be necessary, the darts will be removed and the person who threw 2 nd will now throw 1st. 25. For the purpose of starting and finishing a Leg/Match, the Inner Bull is considered a double 25. DOUBLE/TEAM EVENTS 26. It is permissible for the Doubles/Team player finishing a Leg, to throw for the Inner Bull and start the subsequent Leg. It is also permissible for one member of a Doubles or Team to throw for the Inner Bull 1st, and have his partner or teammate shoot first in the leg. 27. It is permissible for a Double or Team to participate with fewer than the required number of players, provided that the team forfeits a turn(s) in each rotation, equal to the number of missing players. The missing player(s) may NOT join a Leg in progress, but is allowed to participate in a subsequent Leg(s) of that Match. 28. At the tournament director’s discretion, women may be recycled in mixed doubles and triples events only. 29. No substitutes will be allowed after the first round of Doubles/Team play. SCORING 30. A scoreboard must be mounted within 4’ laterally from the dartboard and at not more than a 45-degree angle from the dartboard. It must be clearly visible in front of the player at the hockey. 31. In all ADO sanctioned tournaments, you must have a chalker if one is available. If one is not available, the player must leave the darts in the board until the score is recorded. 32. The chalker will mark the scores made in the outer columns of the scoreboard, and the totals remaining in the two middle columns. 33. The chalker, if asked, may inform the thrower what he as scored and/or what he has left. He MAY NOT inform the thrower what he has left in terms of number combinations. It IS permissible for a partner, teammate, or a spectator to advise the thrower during the course of a Match. See #1. 34. No dart may be touched by the thrower, another player, the chalker, or spectator, prior to the decision of the chalker. 35. For a dart to score it must remain in the board 5 seconds after the 3rd or final dart has been thrown by that player. The tip of the dart point must be touching the bristle portion of the board. 36. A dart’s score shall be determined from the side of the wire at which the point of the dart enters the wire segment. 37. Should a dart lodge directly between the connecting wires on the dartboard, making it impossible to determine on which side of the wire the dart resides, the score shall always be the higher value of the two segments in question. This includes the outside double ring for the game shot. Determination as to whether the dart is directly between the wires will be made in accordance with rules #34 and #36. 38. It is the responsibility of the player to verify his score before removing his darts from the board. The score remains as written if one or more darts has been removed. 39. In Doubles/Team events, no player may throw (during a Leg) until each of his teammates has completed his turn. The FIRST player throwing out of turn will receive a score of zero points for that round and his Team will forfeit the turn. 46. Once a player/team closes a number, he/they may score points on that number until the opponent also closes that number. The double and triple count as 2 or 3 times the numerical values, respectively. All numerical scores are added to the previous balance. Once both players/teams have scored three of a number, it is ‘closed’, and no further scoring can be made on that number by either player/team. 47. To close the bull, the Outer Bull counts as a single, and the Inner Bull counts as a double. 48. Numbers can be ‘owned’ or ‘closed’ in any order desired by the individual player/team. Calling your shot is not required. 49. It shall be the responsibility of the player to verify his score before removing his darts from the board. The score remains as written if one or more darts has been removed from the board. In accordance with the inherent “strategy” involved in the Cricket game, corrections in arithmetic must be made before the next player throws. See #1. 50. Winning the game: · The player/team that closes all the numbers first and has the highest numerical score, will be declared the winner. · If both sides are tied in points, or have no points, the first player/team to close the specified numbers will be the winner. · If a player/team closes the numbers first, and is behind in points, he/they must continue to score on any number not closed until either the point deficit is made up, or the opponent has closed all the numbers. EQUIPMENT DARTS 51. Darts used in tournament play cannot exceed an overall maximum length of 30.5 cm (12 in.), nor weigh more than 50 gm per dart. Each dart will consist of a recognizable point, barrel, and flight. DARTBOARD 52. The dartboard will be a standard 18” bristle board, of the type approved by the ADO, and will be of the standard 1-20 clock pattern. A scoreboard is necessary, see rule #30. ADDITIONAL ADO ‘01’ COMPETITION RULES 40. Errors in arithmetic stand as written, unless corrected prior to the beginning of that player’s next turn. In case of Doubles/ Team matches, such errors must be rectified prior to the next turn of any partner/player on that team. 41. A Leg/Match is concluded at such time as a player/team hits the ‘double’ required to reduce their remaining score to zero, unless otherwise stated by the local Tournament Organizers. All darts thrown subsequently will not count for score. 42. The ‘BUST RULE’ will apply. If the player scores one less, equal, or more points than needed to reach zero, he has “busted”. His score reverts to the score required prior to the beginning of his turn. 43. Fast finishes such as 3 in a bed, 222, 111, Shanghai, etc., do not apply. 7 10 19 15 Outer Bull (25 points) Out of Play Area (No Score) 6 8 1 Inner Bull Double 25 or (50 points) 11 14 Triple Score (Triple the number) 5 20 1 18 13 6 Single Score (Face Value) 12 4 Double Score (Twice the number) 3 INTERNATIONAL DARTBOARD 3 17 2 STANDARD DIMENSIONS Double and Triple rings inside width measurement = (5/16 ins) Inner Bull Inside Measurement = (0.5 ins) Outer Bull Inside Measurement = (1.25) Outside edge of Double wire to Inner Bull = (6.75 ins) Outside edge of Triple wire to Inner Bull = (4.25 ins) Outside edge of Double wire to outside edge of Double Wire = (13.5ins) Overall dartboard diameter – (18.0 ins) Spider wire gauge (Maximum Standard Wire guage = 16 SWG ADDITIONAL ADO AMERICAN CRICKET RULES The following rules shall apply for ADO Sanctioned Cricket events, effective January 1, 1984. 44. Cricket is played using the numbers 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15 and both the Inner and Outer Bull. 45. To close a number, the player/team must score three of that number. The double and triple ring count as 2 or 3, respectively. Closure can be accomplished with three singles, a single and a double, or a triple. 53. The scoring wedge indicated by 20 will be the darker of the two wedge colors and must be at the top center wedge. 54. No alterations/accessories may be added to the board setups. 55. The inner narrow band will score ‘Triple’ the segment number and the outer narrow band will score ‘Double’ the segment number. 56. The outer center ring (Outer Bull) is scored at ‘25’ and the inner center ring (Inner Bull) is scored at ‘50’. 57. The minimum throwing distance is 7’91⁄4”. The board height is 5’8” (floor to the center of the Inner Bull; 9’7-3/8” measured diagonally from the Inner Bull to the back of the raised hockey at floor level). OTHER DIMENSIONS Inner Bull Height = 1.73 meters (5ft-8ins) Minimum Throwing Distance = 2.37 metres (7ft – 91⁄4 ins) Diagonal – Inner Bull to back of hockey = 2.93 metres (9ft – 7-3/8 ins) Height of raised hockey = 33 mm (11⁄2 ins) Length of raised hockey = 610 mm (2ft – 0 ins) Conversion Factor Diagonal Length = LIGHTING 58. Lights must be affixed in such a way as to brightly illuminate the board, reduce to a minimum the shadows cast by the darts, and not physically impede the flight of a dart. Height + Hockey = 1.7 = .999 + 5.6169 = 8.6098 + .7 = HOCKEY 59. Whenever possible, a raised hockey, at least 11⁄2” high and 2’ long, will be placed in position at the minimum throwing distance, and will measure from the back of the raised hockey 7’91⁄4” along the floor to a plumb line at the face of the dartboard. 60. In the event the hockey is a tape or similar ‘flush’ marking, the minimum throwing distance is measured from the front edge of the tape closest to the dartboard. AMERICAN DART ORGANIZATION GENERAL, EQUIPMENT AND ‘01’ COMPETITION RULES APPROVED August 21, 1981 CRICKET RULES APPROVED 8/19/83 REVISED 8/14/86 REVISED 11/14/87 REVISED 1/1/89 REVISED 3/10/91 REVISED 8/12/04 REVISED 2/27/05 Proud to Sponsor The 2006 Colorado Open E. STEPHEN E. BARLOCK, Broker 6350 East 5th Avenue • Denver, CO 80220 [email protected] COLORADO CUSTOM SIGNS All New Dart Art SHIRTS - HATS - SCOREBOARDS - COASTERS LIGHTERS - FLASKS - MUCH, MUCH MORE! 720-560-5992 All Items Available on the Website www.ColoradoCustomSigns.com 10 NEED A DART BOARD? Sudoku 2 4 8 9 1 5 2 4 9 6 8 5 3 The RMDA will be selling the tournament dartboards for $30 each. 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Thou shall not tell a shooter what to shoot! 7. Thou shall not change a score if that player has shot again and a second score written down. 8. Thou shall not lean out to see where a dart is or follow the darts with body or head movement until the third dart is thrown! 2006 9. Thou shall not show any signs of disgust or excitement while scoring! 10. Thou shall not change the sides of the score sheet of the players in three leg matches. 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Lined with outdoor cafes, renovated historic office buildings, sparkling glass-walled skyscrapers, shops, restaurants and department stores. Numerous fountains and plazas offer a variety of daily special events and entertainers. Free shuttle buses cruise the mile-long Mall every 90 seconds. Denver Convention & Visitors Bureau Visitor Information Center is located at 16th & California on the 16th Street Mall. Denver Pavillions is downtown Denver’s newest outdoor entertainment and shopping destination. Located at 16th Street Mall Glenarm, just steps from the Convention Center, and most major downtown hotels. Amusements: Elitch Gardens - Six Flags Six Flags Elitch Gardens offers family fun and entertainment with coasters, rides, the Island Kingdom Water Park, Bugs Bunny and Friends, the all-new JUSTICE LEAGUE, and more live entertainment then ever before including a daily parade and all-new shows, “The Amazing Acrobats of China” and “Carnaval de Fuego.” Celebrating 45 years of Six Flags. Cherry Creek Shopping Center 3000 East 1st Avenue Mgmt Office Denver, CO 80206 Located in the heart of Denver minutes from downtown, Cherry Creek Shopping Center is the Rocky Mountain region’s most exciting shopping environment: Macy’s, Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Anthropologie, Cole Haan, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Tommy Bahamas, Urban Outfitters, Tiffany & Co. and more than 160 distinctive stores and restaurants. Lakeside Amusement Park Largest amusement park in the Rocky Mountain region. Fun for the entire family, including 15 kiddie rides, classic Cyclone Roller Coaster, scenic miniature train, 39 rides, plus games and refreshments. Open weekends in May, daily from June 7. Parks and Gardens: Colorado National Monument West on Interstate 70, exit 19 go southeast two miles. Red rock canyons and spires fill this 20,445-acre national monument. The 23-mile-long Rim Rock Drive skirts the canyon rim, offering magnificent views. Colorado Mills 14500 West Colfax Lakewood, CO 80401 Colorado’s most exciting new shopping destination has nearly 200 full and value-prices retailers, restaurants, and entertainment venues to fulfill any shopping desire. Denver Botanic Gardens 1005 York Street Denver, CO 80206 Denver Botanic Gardens has been a favorite Denver destination for 50 years. Art and science unite in the gardens’ spectacular 23-acre site, offering an unforgettable experience for the whole family, as well as a living laboratory for education and plant conservation programs. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with extended summer hours. Four Mile Historic Park 715 South Forest Street Denver, CO 80246 Discover this quiet, rustic 12-acre historic oasis and the site of Denver’s oldest house. Tour the house, stroll the gardens and grounds, see antique farm equipment and visit the animals. Weekend horse-drawn rides. Wednesday night concerts June - August. 15 Go Dan Moore! 5 20 1 12 Next weekend, Dan is traveling to Bridlington, England to represent the USA in the Winmau World Masters Championships. We’re sure he’ll make the RMDA proud! 18 9 4 8 10 6 11 14 13 So, how did Dan get this opportunity? Dan paid $10 to play in an ADO qualifier and won, which qualified him to play in the ADO Masters Regional Playoffs that took place in February of this year. He placed 4th in the Regional Play-offs to earn him a trip to Houston to compete in the ADO Masters National Finals. In the National Finals, Dan placed in the top 4 and won a spot on the Masters National Team. 15 16 7 19 ay d n Su L F N et k c i T 2 3 17 ol o p t& s r a D gue a e l Also on the Masters National Team are: Dan Carroll, Ricky Villanueva, Dale McInnis, Stacy Bromberg and Marilyn Popp. Congratulations and Good Luck to all six players! 850 Dayton • Aurora, CO 303-343-2950 FINE STERLING SILVER JEWELRY SHANNON JOHNSON Independent representative HOSTESS REWARDS You could qualify for one of the following three items: 1 $25 in Hostess Free Jewelry from your Silpada Home Show with 3 individual orders totalling $150 or more in retail sales 3 30% Free Jewelry Reward with 10 individual orders and $500 or more in retail sales PLUS $50 Hostess Free Jewelry Bonus redeemable after 2 or more of your shows guests book and hold their own qualified Silpada Home Shows within 90 days 2 20% Free Jewelry Reward with 6 individual orders and $300 or more in retail sales [email protected] mysilpada.com/shannon.johnson HOME SHOWS (719) 371-5665 CATALOG SALES 16 PERSONAL CONSULTATION Thomas Beard’s Dart Darts 5 20 1 18 12 9 4 Shafts 8 10 6 11 14 13 Flights 15 16 7 19 2 3 17 Boards JERRY T. BEARD (303) 935-2268 home.comcast.net/~jerrytbeard/thomas.html Thanks!! To the hardworking volunteers who helped put together this year’s Colorado Open! We couldn’t have done it without you! - Blind Draws - Interested in joining in the fun? We welcome anyone who would like to become involved with the RMDA Tournament Committee. Wednesday: T to T 7:00pm Draw 7:30pm Friday: T to T 7:30pm Draw 8:30pm Sunday: 6:00pm For more information call Cindy Lynde at (303) 915-8154. 15162 E. Hampden Ave. Aurora, CO (303) 699-2222 A little bit of work and whole lot of fun! 17 A Special THANK YOU! to all of our sponsors 4 O’Won Jan Alberts & Peggy Schaller Avon Ken & Cindy Lynde Barlock Real Estate Investment & Consulting Mark Napoli, Prestige Real Estate Group, LLC BD Wolf ’s Marvin & Wanda Cash Boom Marvin’s Martians Colorado Custom Signs Mirage Dead Ant North Shore Debbie Rowe & Clint LeBeau Ride My Dart Anytime Famous Door Sharon Penna, Slumber Parties Foothills Mill & Supply, Inc. Silpada Designs Fordsmith Inc Sports Station Full of Bull Thomas Beard’s Dart Game Force Tim’s Longshot Guts Unleash the Evil Healing Arts Massage VooDoo Heinrich The Agency And all others that came through for us after this program was printed 18 2005 Results Men’s 1 2 3/4 Mixed Doubles Cricket (37 entries) 1 Doreen Berry & Roland Scholten 2 Sally Wilmore & Steve Schauss 3/4 Linda Anglin & Gary Mawson Cheryl Broderson & Dan Moore Mixed Triples 701 (43 entries) 1 Gary Mawson & Bill Davis & Kathy Podraza 2 John Kuczynski & Stacy Bromberg & Paul Lim 3/4 Darin Young & Doreen Berry & Roland Scholten Daryl Montgomery & Tina DiGregario & Dieter Schutsch Men’s 1 2 3/4 Women’s Doubles Cricket (14 entries) 1 Stacy Bromberg & Kathy Podraza 2 Sherri Benton & Doreen Berry 3/4 Tina DiGregorio & Linda Anglin Gwen Olds & Linda Olague Men’s MVP: Paul Lim Women’s Doubles 501 (18 entries) 1 Kathy Podraza & Stacy Bromberg 2 Sherri Benton & Doreen Berry 3/4 Monika Nickerson & Lisa Alpert Cheryl Brodersen & April Haner Men’s Doubles 501 (60 entries) 1 Darin Young & Roland Scholten 2 Ruben Blea & Dan Moore 3/4 Rob Stone & Tim Britton John Kuczynski & Paul Lim Women’s Singles 501 (36 entries) 1 Stacy Bromberg 2 Doreen Berry 3/4 Sherri Benton Kathy Payanes Men’s 1 2 3/4 Singles 501 (91 entries) Paul Lim Bill Davis John Kuczynski Jan Alberts Women’s Singles Cricket (26 entries) 1 Stacy Bromberg 2 Sally Wilmore 3/4 Doreen Berry Kathy Podraza Blind Draw Doubles (144 entries) 1 Gary Mawson & Dan Davis 2 Chris Beno & Michael Spinden 3/4 Greg Carroll & Tony Barbour Dan Moore & Eric Woodland Singles Cricket (67) Gary Mawson Paul Lim Darin Young Chris Helms Women’s MVP: Stacy Bromberg Doubles Cricket (48 entries) John Kuczynski & Paul Lim Gary Mawson & Bill Davis Darin Young & Roland Scholten Clint Lyon & Dave Bauer 2006 Results Draw Doubles 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Women’s Singles 501 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Men’s Doubles Cricket 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Mixed Doubles Cricket 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Men’s Singles 501 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Women’s Singles Cricket 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Women’s Doubles 501 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Mixed Triples 701 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Men’s Singles Cricket 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Men’s Doubles 501 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ Women’s Doubles Cricket 1st _____________________ 2nd _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 3/4 _____________________ 19 8:00p 8:30p Draw Doubles MRR** $12 Person $400 200 100 60 30 $1,280 Registration Closes Event Starts EVENT FEE 1st 2nd 3rd-4th 5th-8th 9th-16th Total 10:00a SAT $320 160 90 50 30 $1,100 $620 310 150 80 40 $1,870 † $20 * Person $20 * Person $800 7:00p 6:45p SAT $480 240 120 75 45 $1,620 $45 Team Mixed Triples 701 Sponsored by: $600 300 150 80 50 $1,920 Men’s Singles 501 Heinrich Women’s Singles 501† $300 150 75 50 3:00p 2:45p SAT 2:30p 2:15p SAT $620 310 150 80 40 $1,870 $30 Team Men’s Doubles Cricket 11:30a 11:15a SUN $800 $300 150 75 50 $20 * Person Women’s Singles Cricket 1:00p 12:45p SUN Please, no outside food or beverages in dart hall. Men’s Singles Cricket 1:30p 1:15p SUN $600 300 150 80 50 $1,920 $20 * Person WARNING DARTS is an adult sport. It is dangerous for children to play without adult supervision. $920 $360 180 90 50 $30 Team Women’s Doubles Cricket 11:00a 10:45a SUN Schedule of Events DISCLAIMER - AMATEUR STATUS The Host Association and/or the ADO assumes no responsibility for any adverse effects which Darts awards may have on the amateur status of any Youth Participant. Please check local regulations/restrictions $920 $360 180 90 50 $30 Team $30 Team Men’s Doubles 501 Mixed Doubles Cricket $30 Team 12:00p 10:00a 11:30a Women’s Doubles 501 11:45a 11:15a 9:45a SAT SAT SAT *ADO fee of $2.00 collected for each singles event. **Modified Round Robin Cash only, no checks FRI DAY 2006 Youth Event For more information contact Jimmie Jarrell (303) 680-9087
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