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Anaheim,Untítulo Dedibujosanimados Martes 29 de octubre de 2002 Mundo Deportivo 48 POLIDEPORTIVO BÉISBOL Los Angels, propiedad del grupo Disney, se llevaron sus primeras Series Mundiales en 42 años tras ganar 4-1 a San Francisco Giants en el séptimo partido Anaheim, un título de dibujos animados Ferrero, contra Srichaphan o Gambill FOTO: MD Samaranch estuvo ayer en Madrid FOTO: EFE TENIS OLIMPISMO Samaranch presenta Ferrero, a un solo en Madrid sus triunfo de entrar 'Memorias Olímpicas' en el Masters Redacción BARCELONA uan Antonio Samaranch presentó ayer en Madrid sus 'Memorias uan Carlos Ferrero está a un solo J Olímpicas' y señaló que equiparar triunfo de meterse su figura a la de Pierre de Coubertin J matemáticamente en el Masters “quizá sea exagerado”, aunque si bien de Shanghai. El valenciano debutará el noble francés fue “el fundador” del mañana en el Masters Series de COI, él ha sido su “renovador”. “Los París-Bercy contra el vencedor del tiempos de Coubertin no tienen nada duelo entre el tailandés Srichaphan y que ver con los actuales”, comentó el americano Gambill. Aun perdiendo Samaranch, a quien acompañó la mantendría una opción importante de ministra de Cultura, Educación y acabar entre los siete primeros de la Deporte Pilar del Castillo. La unidad en Carrera de Campeones. el seno del Movimiento Olímpico y la Costa y Moyà, con el mismo incorporación de la mujer y los atletas objetivo de Shanghai, entrarán en al COI son los logros de los que acción también mañana. El ilerdense Samaranch se mostró más orgulloso. comenzará ante Mantilla o Escude, “Antes se decía que el COI era un club con la mirada puesta en su principal de aristócratas. Hoy tenemos otra competidor por el Masters, el sueco aristocracia, la de los atletas, porque Johansson. Si éste no llega a la final, el más de treinta miembros del COI han catalán estaría clasificado con sido olímpicos”, comentó. Samaranch independencia de su rendimiento. subrayó que en 2012 habrán pasado Moyà abrirá frente a González o Blake, veinte años desde Barcelona, “tiempo con la obligación de ganar. Si pierde, suficientemente largo para que los n 42 años esperando adiós a la ciudad china. Juegos vuelvan a España. La decisión Los de Anaheim lo celebraron a lo grande FOTOS: AP Resultados. 1ª ronda: Stepanek a entre Sevilla y Madrid es del COE. Yo Kuerten, 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (3); Nieminen a no me voy a pronunciar, pero que Agencias ANAHEIM (ESTADOS UNIDOS) lanzador rookie John Lackey. vieron a raya a los Giants, y el Zabaleta, 6-1, 1-6, 6-3; Malisse a haya dos candidatas demuestra la El diestro de 24 años, que nunca cerrador Troy Percival se encargó Koubek, 5-7, 6-2, 6-0; Ljubicic a Chela, potencia del deporte español” ܘ os Anaheim Angels califor- había puesto un pie en un montí- de redondear el histórico triunfo 6-3, 6-3; Clément a Schuettler, 7-5, nianos conquistaron la edi- culo de Grandes Ligas hasta julio, de Anaheim. 6-3; Carlsen a El Aynaoui, 6-4, 7-6 (3); Las frases Lción 2002 de las World Se- trabajó cinco entradas para ano- Los gritos de los aficionados Gaudio a Sanguinetti, 6-4, 7-6 (7-1) ܘ ries, la gran final de las Ligas ma- tarse la victoria y convertirse en eran cada vez más ensordecedo- Es muchísimo más yores norteamericanas de béisbol el primer novato en 93 años que res en el Edison Field de Anaheim Carrera de Campeones ATP lo que he escrito que lo profesional, gracias a su victoria gana un séptimo juego en las Se- y cuando Percival puso fin al sus- que he callado. Sólo por 4-1 sobre los San Francisco ries Mundiales. Troy Glaus, el pense al dominar a 1. Lleyton Hewitt (Aus) 697 p. Giants en el séptimo y último par- En el otro extremo Kenny Lofton, estalló 2. Andre Agassi (USA) 654 he omitido lo que tido de la serie disputado en el Edi- quedaron los Giants y héroe de la el júbilo. 3. Marat Safin (Rus) 469 podría molestar a son Field de Anaheim. Es el pri- su estrella Barry remontada Los Giants trataron 4. JUAN CARLOS FERRERO (E) 467 otras personas” mer título en los 42 años de la fran- Bonds, que estuvieron en el sexto de recuperarse en va- 5. Jiri Novak (Che) 446 quicia, que desde 1995 dirige la fir- el sábado a sólo seis partido, fue rias ocasiones, pero 6. Roger Federer (Sui) 433 ma Disney, y su estrella Troy outs de ganar la Serie nombrado MVP no pudieron descifrar 7. Tim Henman (GBR) 428 Antes se decía que Glaus fue nombrado el Jugador Mundial y cayeron víc- a los lanzadores de los 8. CARLOS MOYÀ (Esp) 421 el COI era un clubde más Valioso (MVP). timas de una inespera- Angels, que los deja- 9. ALBERT COSTA (Esp) 393 Un doble de Garret Anderson, da recuperación de los Angels, ron varias veces con corredores 10. Tommy Haas (Ale) 389 aristócratas. Hoy que impulsó tres carreras en la que dio la vuelta a un marcador de en posición anotadora. Los Giants 11. Andy Roddick (USA) 384 tenemos la aristocracia tercera entrada, resultó decisivo 5-0 en contra y volvió a igualar las pugnaban por su sexto título y pri- 12. David Nalbandián (Arg) 348 de los atletas porque para romper el empate a 1, en otra World Series. mero desde que la franquicia se 13. Pete Sampras (USA) 347 sorprendente demostración de ba- Después de Lackey, los relevis- instaló en San Francisco en 1958. 14. Thomas Johansson (Sue) 330 más de 30 miembros del teo oportuno, gran defensa y bue- tas Brendan Donnelly y el venezo- Con sede en Nueva York ganaron 15. Guillermo Cañas (Arg) 330 COI han sido olímpicos” na actuación en el montículo del lano Francisco Rodríguez mantu- en 1904, 21, 22, 33 y 54 ܘ.
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