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Arantxa, Contra Sukova La Primera Roñdá • .:,. OLTIMA HORA;0] ss Si Lori McNeil no triunfa en Philadelphia, la española debutará Boris Becker mantiene sus en el Masters ante su verdugo en Wimbledon y el US Open esperanzas de jugar el Masters Boris Becker se impuso ayer al estadounidense Chuck Adams por 7-6 (9/7) y 6-4 en los octavos de final del Arantxa, contra Sukova ATP de Amberes. lo que le mantiene vivo en la pugna por la última plaza disponible para acudir al Masters. El tenista alemán necesita imperiosamente alcanzar la final del torneo belga si quiere defender el título de , la primera roñdá ‘maestro’ logrado la pasada edición en Frankfurt. El croata Goran lvanisevic y el francés Cedric Pioline, en lucha con Becker por la último billete para Frankfurt, AGENCIAS • NUEVA YORK han quedado encuadradas superaron previamente sus compromisos y hoy se en en mitades diferentes del frentarán en partido de cuartos de final. Piloni está on toda probabilidad, Arantxa Sánchez Vicario de cuadro, por lo que sólo se obligado a ganar para mantener sus opciones de estar butará en el Masters femenino ante Helena Sukova, enfrentarían en una hipoté en el Masters. su verdugo en las últimas ediciones de Wimbledon y tica final. el US Open. Existe la posibilidad de que finalmente su rival no En ausencia de Monica sea la tenista checa sino Lori McNeil, pero para ello la ameri Seles, la gran favorita del El Zaragoza-Tenerife, cana debería imponerse esta semana en el torneo de Phila torneo será la alemana Steffi delphia, con lo que se colaría en el Masters en detrimento de Graf. La número uno mun adelantado al sábado 20 Sukova. El Masters femenino reunirá durante la próxima se dial se medirá en primera El Real Zaragoza accedió ayer a la petición del C.D. Te mana en Nueva York a las dieciséis mejores tenistas de la ronda a la bielorrusa Natalia nerife de adelantar al sábado día 20 de noviembre el temporada. La ganadora se embolsará un premio de Zvereva. Su gran rival por el encuentro correspondiente a la duodécima jornada 250.000 dólares (unos 32 millones de pesetas) y la finalista, título, la americana Martina de Liga, que disputarán ambos equipos en el estadio 120.000 (unos 15 millones de pesetas). Navratilova debutará ante la de La Romareda (20.45 horas). El conjunto isleño soli Sukova ha sido la bestia negra de Arantxa esta tem francesa Nathalie Tauziat. citó este cambio para disponer de un día más de des porada. La checa abortó las excelentes perspectivas de El sorteo, celebrado ayer canso antes de afrontar el partido de ida de la Copa de Arantxa en Wimbledon al derrotarla en cuartos de final e en Nueva York, deparó los si la UEFA contra el equipo italiano del Juventus de Turín, hizo lo mismo en el US Open, aunque en esta ocasión fue en guientes emparejamientos: que se jugará a la semana SigUiente. semifinales. Curiosamente, Sukova y Arantxa defenderán en Steffi Graf (1)-Natalia Zvereva New York el título de dobles alcanzado en la pasada edición. Amanda Coetzer-Mary Joe Fernández (6) La otra española en competición, Conchita Martínez, CONCHITA MARTINEZ (4)-Manuela Maleeva quedó emparejada en primera ronda con Manuela Maleeva Magdalena Maleeva-Anke Hubér (8) El Argal estudia no recurrir Fragniere. La suiza, que ha anunciado su retirada para dentro Gabriela Sabatini (5)-Mary Pierce la sentencia sobre Cabezudo de tres o cuatro meses, es una de las jugadoras más combati Nathalie Tauziat-Martina Navratilova (3) El Argal Huesca, tras estudiar el fallo de la sentencia vas del circuito y ha declarado que piensa realizar una gran Jana Novotna (7)-Zina Garrison - sobre José Manuel Cabezudo en la cual se declara nulo actuación en su último Masters. Las dos tenistas españolas Helena Sukova o Lori McNeil-ARANTXASANCHEZ(2) el despido del jugador, que por lo tanto debe ser read mitido, baraja la posibilidad de no recurrirla al enten der existen aspectos que le pueden ser favorables. La decisión final será tomada por el consejo de adminis go, el interés de las televisiones autonómicas por ofrecer los tración el próximo lunes. El Barcelona aceptaría encuentros Real Madrid-Ath. Bilbao y Real Sociedad-Real modificar las fechas de Madrid, inmediatamente posteriores a los de la Supercopa, ha llevado a la Liga de Fútbol Profesional a plantear a la Fede Ciclismo: hoy, reunión de la ración la conveniencia de modificar este calendario, para la Supercopa de fútbol que esta competición sejugara los días 1 y 15 de diciembre. AIGP con presencia española El próximo viernes 19, en el que se celebrará en Madrid el sor Los equipos españoles esperan salir reforzados de la 1 FC Barcelona no ve con malos ojos la posibilidad de teo de campos, puede ser clave en este sentido. reunión que celebrará hoy en Milán la Asociación In cambiar las fechas inicialmente previstas para la El problema reside en que para los días 1 y 15 están ternacional de Grupos Profesionales de ciclismo disputa de la Supercopa, que le enfrentará al Real programados los enfrentamientos correspondientes a la (AIGP). Son candidatos a entrar en el comité directivo Madrid. Ello permitiría al cuadro de Johan Cruyff poder ade qúinta eliminatoria de la Copa del Rey. Los equipos implica Víctor Cordero (gerente de los grupos españoles), Ja lantar el encuentro de Liga ante el Logroñés al sábado y, en dos en este torneo deberían dar su consentimiento para que vier Mínguez (presidente de la Asociación), Francis La consecuencia, disponer de un día más de descanso antes de la Supercopa, que será ofrecida por televisión, coincidiera fargue (Banesto) y Pablo Antón (ONCE) o Francisco Gi su primer compromiso de la Liga de Campeones en el Camp con sus encuentros, lo que desembocaría, casi con toda se ner (Artiach). También se tratará la división de catego Nou, ánte el Mónaco. guridad, - en una interminable negociación económica. La so rías que pretende la UCI y la obligatoriedad de disputar Según el calendario original, los partidos tenían que jugar- lución más viable, ante esta situación, pasaría por que la Fe nueve de las 10 pruebas de la Copa del Mundo.;1] se los próximos días 2 y -16 de diciembre, jueves. Sin embar deración decretara el retraso de los partidos hasta el jueves. 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