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ADIOS ALA L 1 Conlanuevasuperficieno Sólo Cambiará El Esquema De Juego De Los“Aussies”, Sinotambién La Estructura Del Grand Siam

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ADIOS ALA L 1 Conlanuevasuperficieno Sólo Cambiará El Esquema De Juego De Los“Aussies”, Sinotambién La Estructura Del Grand Siam Domingo, flflwIEjndM -a TENIS/OPEN DE AUSTRALIA ADIOS ALA L 1 Conlanuevasuperficieno sólo cambiará el esquema de juego de los“aussies”, sinotambién la estructura del Grand Siam Melbourne (Australia). (Resumen Sin duda, seha disparado una de agencias.) — Ellunesi 1 de enero bala casi definitiva contra el pasa de 1988 constituirá una fecha histó do. Todos los jugadores australia rica no sólo para el tenis australianonos deberán aprender a jugar sobre sino igualmente para este deporte él “rebound ace”, al igual que todos en el mundo entero. Será el día en sus compañeros venidos de todas que los Internacionales de Austra las partes del mundo, que van a ia, uno de los cuatro torneos del descubrir este invento, de fabrica Grand SIam, establecerán una nue ción casera. va vía de acceso a este supercircui Pero si el “rebound ace”, la cuar to en el nuevo estadio de Flindersta superficie del Grand SIam des Park, en Melbourne, pués de la tierra de Róland Garros, Este torneo, cuya primera edición la hierba de Wimbledoñ y el cemen se disputó en Melbourne en 1905, to de Flushing Meadows, represen ‘fue durá”nte mucho tiempo itineran ta un cambio raccal, la hierba se te. Así, se jugó en .Perth, Sydney guirá cultivándose en el país de los Brisbane, Adelaida y también... en “aussies”. Ni siquiera se cuestiona Nueva Zelanda (Christchurch y el abandono total de esta superficie Hastings). De las 75 edictones del que tantos, días de gloria ha dado al torneo que se jugaron entre 1905 y equipo australiano en Copé Davis. 1987, Melbourne organizó 31, sien La hierba de Sydney o la del Koo do el viejo club privado del Kooyong yong pueden vivir todavía hóras la sede permanente desde 1972. muy bonitas... y seguir mantenien Ivan Lendi se’’ Ahora, el estadio ultramodernodo viva una tradición céntenaria. asegura los za de Flinders Park, con su central de Al margen de todas estas cues patos... No quie 15.000 espectadores y dotada con re tomar riesgos un techo móvil de 100 metros por 0. único en el mundo, ha tomado el relevo. Pero más que los cambios ide lugar, la adopción de una nueva cUADRO FEMENINO -superficie constituyé una verdadera revolución a la vez para Australia que para el mundo. Primer cuarto del cuadro Tercer cuarto del cuadro A partir del lunes, la tradicional Zina Garrison(EE.UU./fl.7)-StePh. Faulkner (Aus) hierba cederá su sitio al sintético Steffi Graf (REVn.1)-Amy Johnson (EE.UU.) Clare Thompson (Ms)-Janine Thompson (Aus) Amy Frazier (EE.UU. )-Eva Kraol.(RFA) ‘rebound ace”, una superficie con Vicki Nelson-Dunbar (EE.UU.)-Clau. Porwick (RFA) la apariencia verdosa de las pistas Qualy»Monique Javer (EE.UU.) PatriciaHy (EE.UU.)-Cynthia McGregor (EE.UU.) de cemento de Flushing Meadows S. Walsn-Pete (EE.UU.)-Cammy McGregor (EE.UU.) Robin White (EE.UU. )-Rachel ?vlcGuillan (Aus) Akemi Nishiya (Jap)-PascaJe Paradis (Fra) - Nuevaen York. Pero estas pistas Kirn Steinmetz (EE.UU. )-Qualy Etsouko lnoue (Jap)-Jana Novotna (Tch) son en realidad mucho más flexi Ann Henricksson (EE.UU. )-Betsy Nagelsen (EE.UU.) Anny Schwartz (EE.UU.)-Hester Wilvoet (P-B) LIes gracias a la aportación del cau Clara Wood (GB)-Barbara Potter (EE. UU. 1 n. 10) Qualy-Catarina Lindqvist(Sue/ri.13) - cho en la confección del revesti Lori McNeil (EE.UU. /n.9)-Dee-Ann Hansel (EE.UU.) E. Smylie (AusI n. 1 6)-Haether Ludloff (EE.UU.) miento, lo que supone una ventaja Xarothe Adams (Aus)-Manon Bollegraf (P-B) Lea Antonoplis (EE.UU.)-Annabel Croft (GB) que agradecerán las articulaciones Alexia Decnaume (Fra)-Marianne Van der Torre (P-B) Jill Hetherington (Can)-Celine Cohen (Sui) de QS jugadores. Jenny Byrne (Aus)-Sybille Nion-Chateau (Fra) Catherine Suire (Fra)-Qualifiee ‘ Tomando la decisión de cambiar Michelle Bowrey (Aus)-Catherine Tanvier (Fra) Helena Dahlstrom (Sue)-Sandra Wasserman (Bél) Patty Fendick (EE.UU.)-Penny Barg (EE.UU.) - de superficie el Open de Austrélia, Julie Salmon(GB)-Jo Durie(GB) Tina Mochizuki (EE.UU.)-Beverly Bowes (EE.UU.) los dirigentes sabían qué iban a mo Qualy-Hellas Ter Riet (P-B) Gretchen Magers (EE. UU. )-Chris Evert (EE.UU. / n. 3) dificar totalmente.el panorama del Mirna Jausovec (You)-Hana Mandlikova (Aus/n.5) circuito local y también del Grand SIani. En realidad, con la adopción Segundo cuartó del cuadro Cuarto cuarto del cuadro del Rebound Ace en Flinders Park en lugar dela hierba excesivamente Pam Shriver (EE.UUJn.4)-Eva Pfaff (RFA) HelenaSukova (Tc/n.6)-Jairne Golder (EE.UU.) difícil de conservar, todos los de Rosalyn Fairbank (EE. UU. )-Yushiko Koizurni(Jap) Emrnanuelle Derly.(Fra,)-,Louise Field(Aus) más torneos anexos de Sydney, Masako Yanagi (Jap)-Julie Halard (Fra). Ann Devries (Bél)-Qualy . Adelaida, Perth, Brisbane, etcéte Amanga Dingwall(Aus)NicoleJagermafl(P-B) Maria Lindstrorn (Sue)-Garin Bakkum (P-B) 1 ra, van a cambiar también de piso. Lisa O’NeiI (Aus)-OLgaTsarbOPOUlOu (Ore) Saily McCan,(1s)_r3CdSChul.tz(P’B.) El retónó es péqueño, tanto en el Karen Dee (Aus)-Anné Minter (AUS) : -Christiane Jolissaint (Sui)-Beli’nda Cordwell (NZ) Nicole Provis(Aus)-YalcaLake(GB) - plano práctibó domo en el mental. Qualy-CarolChriStian (EE.UU.) - Qualifiee-Dianné Balestrat,(Aus/fl. 14) En el tiempo de su ésplendor, el te Christine Damas (Fra)-Bettina Bugne (RFA! n. 12) Sylvia Hanika (RFA/-n.-ii )-SaraGorner (GB) nis australiano vio la gloria sóbre Wendy Turnbull (Aus/n.1 5)-RadkaZrubakova (Tch). Marianne Werdel(EE. UU.)-Katrina Adarns (EEUU.) hierba, tanto a domicilio como en Paula Smith (EE.UU. )-Elizabeth Galohin (EE.UU.) Kumiko Okamoto (Jap)-Julie Richardson(NZ) . Wimbledon y en Foreat Hills. Re Maider Laval (Fra)-Emiko Okagawa (Jap) Candy.Reynolds (EE.UU.)-Anrte-Marie Calleja (Fra) C. Benjamín (EE.UU.)Laigh Anne Eldredge (EE.UU.) cientemente Pat Cash reverdeció Pam Casale(EE.UU.)-Melissa Brown (EE.UU.) Akiko Kijimuta (Jap)-Pilar Vasquez (Per) aquellbs lau retes precisamente so Sandy Colii’ns (AU)-Marcella Mesker (PB) bre üna pista de hierba tan cuidada Alison Scott (Aus)-Michelle Jaggard (Aus). Ana M.aFemández (EE.UU.)-Kristeine. Radford (Aus) como la dé Wimbledon y. dandó a Joanne FaulI(Aus)-Suefvlascarifl (EE.UU.) - E. Minter (Aiis).a!iioa.t,avratilova(EE.UUJft2) Australia ..iaúltima (a Dav.is -en WiIt.PropsttRFA)-CIaU..KOhde-KiISOh (RFAÍn.8) 1986..
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