Sporting Digest: Darts

Saturday 17 September 1994 00:02 BST

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RECORD prize money of pounds 143,000 will be on offer at next year's Embassy World Professional Championship, an increase of pounds 6,900 on the 1994 event. The winner next January will receive the sport's richest prize of pounds 34,000, pounds 2,000 more than Canadian John Part collected when he won the title nine months ago.

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