Darts: Wilson takes early exit

Thursday 30 December 1993 00:02 GMT

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JOCKY WILSON, twice the Embassy world champion, was knocked out of the unofficial Skol world championship at Purfleet last night after a second successive defeat. Wilson had lost to Dennis Priestley the previous day, and was again in poor form when he lost 3-1 to Graeme Stoddart.

Eric Bristow also trod a rocky path and had to survive a match dart before beating Sean Downs, the American, 3-2.

In the British Open Championship in Earls Court, Martin Adams, the England captain, beat Sweden's Stefan Nagy 2-0 in the final to take the title.

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