A darts player completed yet another darts marathon this past weekend as he played for 12 hours non-stop over two days.
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David Brown battled through the pain barrier to complete yet another having previously done 24 hour marathons for a range of good causes and this time it was for the British Disability Darts Association.
"I beat my 180 tally, had five perfect darts in one leg after 21 hours, only just missed the other 180 and backed that with a 100 and I think I had a 160 checkout.
"To say I'm sore is an understatement but once again thank you to everyone involved and making a difference to the British Disability Darts Association.
"I'm humbled to help such brilliant amazing people."
Karl Holden who runs St Helens Darts Shop A180 added: "The event was successful, our customers raised, £800.
"We donated £200 to make it up to £1,000, all going to disabled darts players. One who is representing England is a St Helens lad, Michael Callaghan."
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