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Reproduced from the 1976 Programme
Mid Wales
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David Porter
A Welsh international and a familiar figure in Welsh darts circles. Gained much experience and enthusiasm for the game from his older brother. Has played for about 10 years. A former Welsh NDA champion.
Bob Williams
The other half of this successful partnership which has collected a string of local titles. He is a car salesman and has been playing for eight years.
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North
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Chris Jones
Has been playing for only 12 months, but has already chalked up several notable victories. Aged 20, he is 6ft 2 inch tall and eventually hopes to become a professional player.
Anthony Andrew
Enjoys the strong competition that the game offers. He plays every day and is a regular player in the Conway Valley League.
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South
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Alfred Jeffries
Has claimed the 1975 Denmark Open and the Welsh News of the World (1968-9) titles in his 30 years in the game. Many other local titles have come his way and he represented Wales in 1973-74.
Ralph Porter
One of the best known darts personalities in Wales and has been on a representative tour with the Welsh Darts Organisation. He is a painter and decorator by trade and plays regularly for the West of England.
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West
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Philip Myodin Davies
Has been playing darts for 25 years and is a regular player in the Carmarthen and District League. Won the West Wales title in 1967, 1970 and 1971.
John Davies
Runs his own milk-vending business but still manages to play twice a week in the same League. When away from the board, John enjoys following football.
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