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Published: Wednesday, 5th September, 2007 12:30

Darts star Craig wins three in a row

By David Hanson

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Craig Baxter (left) receives his trophy from David Hanson.

Pic by: David Robertson

THE annual Devonpark Gold Cup had another high entry with a lot of fantastic darts being played.

Winner for the third year in succession was Devonpark ‘a’ player Craig Baxter, beating Davie Hanson 5-3 in the semi-final and C Maclaran 6-4 in the Final.

Other semi-finalist was J Foord. Thanks are passed on to the Devonpark Inn for sponsoring the event.

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