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About World Masters Men 1979
Total Prize Pool
£6,251
Champion
£4,001
Runner-up
£1,250
3d place
£400
4d place
£200
Quarter finalists
£100
In 1979 Eric Bristow won his second Winmau World Masters. On his way to victory he defeated among others Dave Whitcombe, Dick McGinnis, Bobby George and Allan Hogg.
The latter was the big surprise of this tournament. The Canadian, also a two time participant at the Embassy, played the tournament of his life, but could not cope in the final against The Crafty Cockney.
The tournament was played again at the Wembley conference centre in London.
Competitors Of World Masters Men 1979
Seeded
Other Entries
Bob Anderson
Geordie Bain
Omer Bauwens
Tony Bowers
Douglas Brydon
Joseph Busto
Cees Buurman
Neil Campbell-Adams
Tony Clark
Paul Coray
John Couppey
Jimmy Cox
Kevin Cushing
Philip Davies
Willy Delaere
Barry Done
Freddie Duarte
Glyn Duggan
Stellios Ellinas
Bjørn Enqvist
Nils-Magnus Ericksson
Peter Fenn
George Georgiou
Norman Gilmore
Alan Glazier
Paul Gosling
Earl Grant
John Hamilton
Sidney Harber
John Hawkins
Allan Hogg
Jimmy Hughes
Finn Jensen
Becke Johansson
Phillippe Labernardiere
Jan Larsen
Alfred Levy
Mark Lutzner
Eric MacLean
Robert Mackie
William Mair
Kari Malmberg
Phillippe Marchand
Billy Mateer
Dick McGinnis
Jack McKenna
Jim McQuillan
Douglas Melander
Arnold Meyers
Veijo Mustonen
Jack Nicholl
Dessie Noade
Seamus O'Brien
Robbin Orridge
Robert Pearce
Dan Pucillo
Jorgen Rasmussen
Peter Robbins
Angus Ross
Volker Schumacher
Tony Seixas
Daniel Serie
William Shepherd
Jean-Pierre Siegers
Bob Sinnaeve
Alan Smith
William Smith
Ian Smith
Evangelos Sofocleous
John Stewart
Kenneth Stringer
Kajp Sundsten
Andreas Theodorou
Joe Tokar
Tony Truscott
Markku Tuppila
Louis Varga
John Walker
Leslie Ward
Michael Wickenden
Johnny Wood
Callers Of World Masters Men 1979
World Masters Men 1979
Wembley Conference Centre in
London, ENG
London, ENG
Organizer:
World Darts Federation
Sponsor:
Winmau
Participants:
97
Prize Pool:
£6,251
Start Date:
30 Nov 1979
End Date:
1 Dec 1979
23
days
16
hours
55
minutes
13
seconds
BOK Gerevich Aladár Nemzeti Sportcsarnok in
Budapest, HUN
Budapest, HUN
29 Oct - 1 Nov
Date
€35,000
Prize
Wesley Plaisier
Reigning Champion
