
	Final Regular Season Scores Around the League, Tuesday February 26th Scores from the City BIG DOGS-4 BULLIES-0 LIGHTNING-3 GIANTS-1 Scores from the Ville HUSKIES-3 CHARGERS-1 A's-3 EAGLES-1 Scores from the Park MARINERS-4 GLADIATORS-0 Scores from the South BOB CATS-3 BEES-1 This web site layout and , all league stats and numbers are entered in a joint effort between Mike and Dan McCarthy. We are still growing, so bear with us, as we try to make this league the most informed in the country.

13^th DISTRICT VFW DART LEAGUE

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

THE DART BOARD

The Dartboard shall be of a Brand name.

INSTALLATION/MEASUREMENTS

The height from the playing floor to the center of the cork shall be sixty-three (63) inches. The distance from the front of the board to the play line is eighty-five (85) inches. Prior to the season, the board must be in a condition that will last throughout the season, especially the innings one (1) through ten (10). The league may inspect the boards before the start of the season to check the condition and dimensions. If the board is found to be out 1”or more either way the board must be adjusted to conform with league rules. No board may be changed once the season has started. The board must have adequate lighting and not reflect in the players’ line of vision.

THE DART

The darts used in all play will be the Official Tournament No. 1 from the Widdy Dart Manufacturing Co. of Philadelphia. The home team will be responsible for supplying three (3) new darts each week, plus three extra darts in good condition in case one or more should become damaged. The darts can be purchased through the league.

THE GAME

The game shall consist of the innings one (1) through nine (9). Three practice darts will be allowed to be thrown at the board below the cork at the beginning of the match; and only for the new players in the game. The first player of the visiting team shall begin the game by throwing three (3) darts at the first inning. One point will be awarded for any darts landing in the larger white section of the inning; 2 points each for any darts in the red, and three points each for any darts in the thin white sector. The blue does not count.

The home team has the option to either supply a caller for the game or state you call your own with the next shooter checking the score for accuracy, the shooter who shot may ask for assistance.

No one may touch or remove the darts until the caller announces the score. Players violating this rule will lose their score. Only the Captains can dispute a discrepancy. The second player in the line-up repeats the shots, the third, and so on until all 5 players shoot. The home team repeats this process until the nine-inning game is complete. In the event of a tie, the tenth (10^th) inning will be used to break it. In the event the total score for the match is tie, any player that has shot in any of the three games may shoot the tenth inning. To begin the 2^nd game the home team will shoot first.

The player shooting must have some part of his/her foot touching the playing line; the toe or heel but cannot advance over this line. Such an incident shall result in that players score in that inning be void. Should a player shoot out of turn or shoot the wrong inning, the score for that inning shall be voided. Should a team begin the match with less than 5 players, and additional players arrive after the match begins, they may be permitted to begin play in the inning in progress; but they will be given no score for the innings missed.