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Pat Riley Dejará Al Miami Heat 10876373 04/01/2007 12:10 a.m. Page 3 DEPORTES | JUEVES 4 DE ENERO DE 2007 | EL SIGLO DE DURANGO | 3D FECHA | EMPEZARÁN A DERRIBAR LOS PINOS EL PRÓXIMO LUNES A PARTIR DE LAS 20:45 HORAS Invitan a cuartetas El argentino Gastón Gaudio es uno de los sem- brados para el Abierto de Brasil. a torneo de boliche Contará el Abierto de Abre actividad la Liga Municipal en 2007 Brasil con 4 figuras EFE EL SIGLO DE DURANGO RÍO DE JANEIRO, BRASIL.- Cuatro tenistas que con- Los pinos viven sus últimos días quistaron el Roland Garros francés, los españo- en pie al aproximarse el inicio de les Juan Carlos Ferrero y Carlos Moyá, el argen- la tercera edición de la Liga Muni- tino Gastón Gaudio y el brasileño Gustavo Kuer- cipal de Boliche, bajo la modalidad ten, figuran entre los que disputarán el Abierto de cuartetas. de Brasil de este año, según la lista de competi- El certamen dará inicio el pró- dores divulgada ayer. ximo lunes a partir de las 20:45 ho- La séptima edición del Abierto de Brasil, ras en conocido centro de boliche único torneo puntuable para la ATP en este del bulevar Felipe Pescador. país, será disputada a partir del 12 de febrero Las inscripciones deberán rea- próximo en canchas de tierra batida en Costa lizarse a partir de la fecha y a más de Sauípe, un balneario en el estado brasileño tardar el lunes a las 18:00 horas, día de Bahía (noreste), y distribuirá 431 mil dólares en que tendrán que estar comple- en premios. tos los equipos, a fin de poder ela- La gran atracción del torneo será Ferrero, borar los calendarios respectivos. actual número 23 en la clasificación de la Asocia- En su cédula de inscripción los ción de Tenistas Profesionales (ATP) y campeón conjuntos deberán anotar el nom- del Roland Garros en 2003. bre de los cuatro participantes y El español, que podrá ser la primera cabeza hasta tres jugadores suplentes, de llave gracias a su clasificación, fue eliminado así como especificar el nombre de en la primera ronda del Abierto de Brasil del quien será el capitán. Los intere- año pasado. sados deberán enviar un correo Igualmente destacan Moyá (43 en la clasifica- electrónico a asdubo@prodi- Se pondrá en marcha el boliche en la Liga Municipal. ción), campeón del abierto francés en 1998, y gy.net.mx con su confirmación, re- Gaudio (34 en la clasificación), que conquistó el cibiendo la respuesta por el mis- Roland Garros en 2003. mo conducto de parte del Comité Agenda Gaudio también disputó el torneo brasileño Organizador. el año pasado pero se quedó en octavos de fi- Además de la cédula, los equi- nal, en tanto que Moya regresará al Abierto Actividades que se ralizarán a nivel nacional en el boliche. pos deberán realizar el pago de la tras su participación en 2004, cuando cayó en inscripción y cubrir el costo de la la primera ronda. primera sesión, dando por acepta- Evento / Actividad Categoría Fecha Sede Los tres obtuvieron directamente el billete das las reglas de juego. Los inte- Certificación ante FMB Todos Enero a diciembre México, DF para el torneo de Costa de Sauípe gracias a su grantes de cada escuadra serán Curso Entrenadores SICCED Abierto Enero a diciembre México, DF clasificación internacional, en tanto que el brasi- clasificados de manera individual, Pago Afiliación Anual Asociaciones Enero México, DF leño Gustavo “Guga” Kuerten, tres veces cam- de manera paralela a los equipos. Pago Membresía Anual Asociaciones Enero México, DF peón del Roland Garros y dos del Abierto de Los equipos pueden estar con- Registro SIRED Codeme Federaciones Enero a marzo México, DF Brasil (2002 y 2004), recibió una invitación para formados de jugadores varoniles, Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 13-14 Enero México, DF disputar la competición ya que actualmente está femeniles o mixtos. Las altas y ba- Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 10-11 Febrero México, DF en el lugar mil 78 de la clasificación. jas de integrantes podrán realizar- Torneo Internacional Abierto 15-18 Febrero Culiacán, Sinaloa El único brasileño que garantizó su lugar se hasta finalizar la tercera sesión. Curso Entrenadores IDDEAC Abierto Febrero-marzo México, DF en el torneo sin necesidad de invitación fue El handicap se determinará en Metropolitano 3a/2a Fuerza 2a/3a Fuerza Febrero-Marzo México, DF Thiago Alves, actualmente 105 en la clasifica- base al 80 por ciento que exista Regional Olimpiada Juv A-B Marzo Regional ción internacional. entre 200 pinos y el promedio de Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 3-4 Marzo México, DF En la edición de este año el chileno Nicolás juego de cada competidor. Nacional 1a Fuerza 1a Fuerza 31-Marzo al 7-Abril Monterrey, Nuevo León Massu (44 en la clasificación) podrá defender ! Para los jugadores de Pri- Asamblea Anual Ordinaria Asociaciones 30 de marzo Monterrey, Nuevo León el título del Abierto de Brasil que conquistó mera Fuerza se otorgará un máxi- Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 21-22 abril México, DF en 2006. mo de 15 pinos. Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 12-13 mayo México, DF También estará en la edición de este año el ! Para los jugadores de Se- Olimpiada Nacional Juvenil 2006 Juv A-B Mayo Puebla, Pue. español Alberto Martín (61 en la clasificación), gunda Fuerza se otorgará un má- Nacional Seniors Seniors A-B-C 17-26 mayo Acapulco, Guerrero que fue finalista en la edición del año pasado. ximo de 35 pinos. Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 2-3 Junio México, DF El Abierto de Brasil será disputado por 32 ! Para los jugadores de Terce- Nacional 3a Fuerza 3a Fuerza 6-14 Julio Puebla, Pue. competidores, tres de los cuales recibirán invita- ra Fuerza (novatos) se otorgará Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 7-8 Julio México, DF ción especial por parte de los organizadores, en- un máximo de 50 pinos. Nacional Infantil y Copa Federación Juvenil Inf y Juv A-B-Master 20-28 Julio Tijuana, BC tre ellos Kuerten. Los equipos deberán asistir Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 4-5 Agosto México, DF Además de los 25 competidores cuyos nom- con camisa o playera iguales, ade- Metropolitano Seniors Seniors Septiembre-Octubre México, DF bres fueron divulgados ayer, otros cuatro tenis- más de portar el logotipo de la Circuito de Boliche AMF Ciudad de México Abierto 8-9 Septiembre México, DF tas podrán disputar la llave principal del Abier- Asociación en la cara posterior de Nacional 2a Fuerza 2a Fuerza 26-Oct 3-Nov México, DF to de Tenis en caso de que superen la etapa cla- la manga derecha a más tardar en Ciudad de México Infantil y Juvenil Inf y Juv A-B-E Noviembre-Diciembre México, DF sificatoria previa. la tercera fecha. Nacional Sub 23 Sub 23 18-22 Diciembre Mérida, Yucatán Por nacionalidades nuevamente destacarán El certamen se regirá en ob- los argentinos, con seis representantes, Agustín servancia de los reglamentos de la FUENTE: Federación Mexicana de Boliche. Calleri, Juan Ignacio Chela, Gaston Gaudio, Federación Mexicana de Boliche. Juan Mónaco, Sertio Roitman y Martín Vasallo Las aclaraciones o reclamos debe- En caso de inscribirse más de Fuerza y tres de Tercera Fuerza sacar un campeón. Argüello, y los españoles con el mismo número, rán presentarse por escrito ante diez equipos y hasta 12 se adecua- que hayan cumplido con el 60 por Hay premios con trofeo y efec- Juan Carlos Ferrero, Nicolás Almagro, Carlos el Comité Organizador, la cual de- rá el rol de juegos con descansos. ciento de sus líneas. Se eliminarán tivo a los tres primeros lugares Moya, Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo, Alberto Martín berá resolverse a más tardar al Se disputará una final individual de manera directa disputando una por equipo, al igual que a los tres y Albert Montañés. inicio de la siguiente sesión, te- al concluir el torneo, donde acce- línea sin handicap, de acuerdo a mejores individuales. Recibirá ga- Entre otros latinoamericanos, además de niendo la resolución carácter de derán los ocho mejores de Prime- sus promedios, ubicándose del uno lardón el jugador que realice el ti- Massu, figuran el peruano Luis Horna y el ecua- inapelable. ra Fuerza, cinco de Segunda al 16 y de manera sucesiva hasta ro más alto y la serie mayor. toriano Nicolás Lapentti. Pat Riley dejará al Miami Heat AP 1164 MIAMI, ESTADOS UNIDOS.- Pat Riley soli- triunfos citó un permiso indefinido para ausen- tiene Pat Riley tarse como entrenador del Heat de en su carrera Miami debido a dolencias en la cadera y las rodillas. El técnico de 61 años divulgó sus 606 planes ayer y se informó que se opera- derrotas rá la rodilla derecha. Ron Rothstein, ha sufrido el técnico su principal auxiliar, dirigirá al equipo del Heat de Miami en forma interina. Riley, a la vez presidente del equi- po, cumple su duodécima temporada 61 con el Heat y la décima como entrena- años dor. El Heat salió campeón de la NBA es la edad del en junio pasado. entrenador Pat Riley Iniciaron la defensa de su título con récord de 13-17, echando de menos a su estelar centro Shaquille O’Neal du- 5 rante casi toda la campaña debido a campeonatos una lesión en la rodilla. tiene Riley, el primero fue con Lakers de Riley volvió a dirigir en diciembre Magic Johnson y Kareem Abdul Jabbar de 2005 al reemplazar a Stan Van Gundy y aplazó una cirugía en la cadera que ha- en su más reciente derrota.
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