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Innovará Clavado Rommel Pacheco Aztecas Son Eliminados En Dobles 10293813 21/03/2004 12:41 a.m. Page 2 2D |EL SIGLO DE DURANGO | DOMINGO 21 DE MARZO DE 2004 | DEPORTES RUGIDO | EL CONJUNTO DE CHIAPAS VENCIÓ 2-1 A LAS ÁGUILAS DEL AMÉRICA Jaguares da zarpazo en Chiapas Cuauhtémoc Blanco FICHA TÉCNICA empató pero no ■ Chiapas: Omar Ortiz, Omar Rodríguez, Sergio Almaguer, Jesús Gutiérrez, Adrián García Arias, Jorge Manrique (Gilberto Mora, 66), le alcanzó Irving Rubirosa (Lucio Filomeno, 66), José Damasceno “Tiba” (Miguel Gutiérrez, 90), Everaldo Barbosa, Sebastiao Pereira y Salvador al equipo de Coapa Cabañas. DT José Luis Trejo. ■ América: Francisco Ochoa, José Antonio Castro, Duilio Davino, Ricardo TUXTLA GUTIÉRREZ, CHIS. (AGEN- Rojas, Álvaro Ortiz, Jesús Mendoza (Christian Ramírez, 46-Ariel González, CIAS).- Jaguares de Chiapas se 84), Pavel Pardo, Germán Villa (Hugo Castillo, 84) , Frankie Oviedo, refirmó como líder general de Cuauhtémoc Blanco y Reinaldo Navia. DT Leo Beenhakker. la clasificación y se enfila rum- bo a la clasificación a la liguilla luego de imponerse 2-1 a las dia cancha. Al 29 de acción, Ja- do cobró un tiro des esquina ha- Águilas del América. guares volvió a estremecer el cia Ricardo Rojas y éste mandó marco visitante mediante un un remate con la cabeza que se GRAN ACTUACIÓN disparo de José Damasceno que impactó en el travesaño. Jagua- DE ALMAGUER se estrelló en el poste derecho. res respondió mediante el co- Desde el arranque del cotejo América se adueñó de las bro de un tiro libre de José Da- Jaguares intentó hacer valer acciones en el último lapso del masceno que obligó el lance del su condición de local y ejercien- primer tiempo y con base a arquero Ochoa para evitar la do una presión continúa, de in- las individualidades de Cua- caída del marco americanista. mediato encerró a su adversa- uhtémoc Blanco, Reinaldo Posteriormente, América rio en su propio terreno. Navia y Frankie Oviedo, ge- cedió la iniciativa a su adversa- En el minuto tres, el conjun- neró peligrosos avances sobre rio y apostó por el contragolpe to chiapaneco logró abrir el mar- la cabaña chiapaneca. dejando sólo en punta al chile- cador a través de Sergio Alma- En el minuto 42, Blanco des- no Reinaldo Navia. Chiapas se guer quien aprovechó un servi- bordó por la banda derecha y so- fortaleció con los ingresos de cio a tiro de esquina y mediante bre la línea de meta mandó dia- Lucio Filomeno y Gilberto Mo- un remate con la cabeza, mandó gonal retrasada hacia Oviedo ra quienes se volcaron sobre el el balón hacia el costado izquier- quien estrelló un disparo en el área americanista. do para vencer al arquero. cuerpo del arquero Omar Ortiz. Constantemente la zaga vi- La anotación provocó el La presión americanista sitante abusó de las faltas para nerviosismo de la zaga ameri- rindió fruto en el marcador, al cortar los avances de Jagua- canista y en menos de un minu- 43 de tiempo corrido. Por el res. En el minuto 77, Jaguares to estuvo cerca de recibir un costado izquierdo Reinaldo marcó su segundo gol de la tar- segundo gol en contra. Alma- Navia filtró el balón hacia Cua- de. Sebastiao Pereira desbor- guer mandó un nuevo remate uhtémoc quien por el centro fu- dó por el costado derecho y so- con la cabeza que obligó el lan- siló con la pierna derecha para bre la línea de meta envió un ce del guardameta Guillermo empatar el marcador. centro hacia Filomeno y éste Ochoa para desviar. En la parte complementaria simplemente punteó el balón Ante la desventaja, las América modificó su plantea- con la pierna izquierda. Águilas buscaron adelantar sus miento. Las Águilas ingresaron Ante la desventaja, las Águi- líneas, pero en todo momento se a Cristian Ramírez en lugar de las buscaron reaccionar con los encontraron con una defensa Jesús Mendoza y con ello se ingresos de los argentinos Ariel bien plantada que no les permi- mostraron más ofensivas. González y Hugo Castillo, pero tió rebasar más haya de la me- Al 49 de acción, Pavel Par- el tiempo ya no les alcanzó. Lucio Filomeno le dio el gol del triunfo a los Jaguares. (Agencias) Aztecas son eliminados en dobles del Abierto de la Ciudad de México MÉXICO, DF (NOTIMEX).- El chileno FINAL mer (Acasuso) sembrados, así co- Adrián García y el alemán Florian mo a tres jugadores mejor colo- Mayer se enfrentarán hoy domin- Van por cados que él en las listas de la go por el título del Abierto de la el Challenger ATP, en tanto Mayer sólo se topó Ciudad de México, torneo de tenis con un sembrado, Lapentti como La dupla mexicana integrada por Santia- de categoría Challenger, tras con- séptimo, y dos oponentes con go González y Alejandro Hernández se seguir victorias convincentes so- quien no es tan grande la dife- quedó a un paso del partido definitivo. bre rivales argentinos. rencia en el ranking. García venció ayer sábado por Mayer, sin embargo, ha lucido 7-6 (7/3) y 6-4 al primer cabeza de Individuales como una aplanadora en el “Coro- serie, José Acasuso, en 1:32 horas, Adrián García (CHI) na Mexico City Open”, basado en y Mayer derrotó por 6-1 y 6-4 a Florian Mayer (ALE) un tenis frío y esquemático, y un La atleta Romari Rifka acompaña al velocista Juan Pablo Guzmán en 61 minu- Dobles saque potente, como lo probó Juan Alejandro Cárdenas momentos después de la tos, ambos en la arcilla del Estadio Ashley Fisher/Tripp Phillips Pablo Guzmán (194), que mucho prueba de los 400 metros planos varonil, donde Rafael “Pelón” Osuna del Centro (AUS/EUA) había hecho ya con salir de la cla- le faltaron 20 centésimas para calificar a los Deportivo Chapultepec. Federico Browne/Rogier Wassen sificación y llegar a semifinales. Juegos Olímpicos de Atenas 2004. (Notimex) El chileno, de 25 años de edad, (ARG/HOL) Alejandro Hernández en acción Para el alemán, de 20 años de disputará su tercera final del año FUENTE: Notimex. durante la semifinal en la moda- edad, ésta será su segunda final de en un torneo challenger, luego de lidad de dobles. (Notimex) la temporada, ya que perdió en la Cárdenas se queda perder en Sao Paulo, Brasil, y la del Challenger de Wolfsburg, en semana anterior en Bogotá, Co- nunca encontró el modo de superar lo cual Acasuso terminó por, lite- su país. Como finalista, aseguró lombia, y tendrá la oportunidad de al andino y en el segundo set ya es- ralmente, aventar la raqueta. diez mil 600 dólares de los 125 mil corto en los 400 ganar un segundo título en México taba bastante desesperado. El poco pero entusiasta públi- repartidos en premios y 63 puntos en competencias de esta categoría, Y es que Adrián García, 215 en co que acudió hoy al estadio apo- para la clasificación de la ATP. pues en 2003 se proclamó campeón el ranking de la ATP, es uno de esos yó al argentino, pero al final no le en el Club Casablanca San Ángel. incómodos jugadores que la mayor quedó más que reconocer el es- CAEN LOS TRICOLORES metros; no consigue Si en los cuartos de final el ar- parte de su carrera deportiva han fuerzo de García y despidió al chi- En dobles, los mexicanos Santiago gentino Juan Mónaco dejó esca- participado en torneos de este ni- leno con un caluroso aplauso. González y Alejandro Hernández par a José Acasuso en un partido vel, y que tenistas como Acasuso, García ha tenido que disputar perdieron en las semifinales con el marca olímpica en el que lo tenía dominado, Gar- que regresan a los challengers pa- diez sets y cuatro desempates en argentino Federico Browne y el cía no cometió el mismo error, ra recuperarse de una mala tempo- su camino a la final, mientras Flo- holandés Rogier Wassen por 6-4, pues de principio a fin fue consis- rada, no quieren encontrarse. rian Mayer, raqueta 154 del orbe, 6-7 (8/10) y 7-5 en 2:22 horas. MÉXICO, DF (NOTIMEX).- El velocista sonorense tente ante un rival que salió a la Con tres miniquiebres en el lleva cuatro triunfos en sets se- Los otros finalistas en la mo- Alejandro Cárdenas falló en su primer intento cancha como amplio favorito. “tie break” del primer set y un guidos y un sólo “tie break”, con- dalidad son el australiano Ashley por dar la marca en los 400 metros planos pa- Acasuso, colocado en el sitio 80 rompimiento vital en el tercer jue- tra el ecuatoriano Giovanni La- Fisher y el estadounidense Tripp ra estar en los Juegos Olímpicos Atenas 2004, de la clasificación mundial de la go del segundo, García se enfiló ha- pentti en segunda ronda. Phillips, que como terceros en la luego que en los Relevos de la ESEF detuvo el Asociación de Tenistas Profesiona- cia la final, además que en el sexto Aunque en el cuadro princi- siembra eliminaron por 6-4, 3-6 y crono en 45.75 segundos. les (ATP) y que lleva tres derrotas “game” de la segunda manga se pal García se encontró al tercer 6-3 al australiano Stephen Huss y Cárdenas Robles debía parar el reloj en 45.55 en semifinales durante este 2004, quitó un triple “break point”, ante (el belga Dick Norman) y al pri- al sudafricano Myles Wakefield. segundos, que es la marca “A” que pide la Fede- ración Mexicana de Atletismo (FMA), pero al quedarse a 20 centésimas del crono es alentador para el velocista, que tiene hasta el 25 de julio próximo para dar el registro. Sin embargo, el haber quedado en el primer sitio de la competencia en los relevos de la ESEF, Innovará clavado Rommel Pacheco le da derecho, si así lo desea, asistir al certamen atlético de Mount Sac, que se realizará en Cali- MADRID, ESPAÑA (NOTIMEX).- El me- vuelta atrás con dos giros y medio realiza bien, porque es la primera fornia, en abril próximo.
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