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Yacadémicos,Portrespuntos 14/10/2010 21:45 Cuerpo D Pagina 1 Cyan Magenta Amarillo Negro D VIERNES 15 DE OCTUBRE DE 2010 Editor: JORGE FERNÁNDEZ [email protected] ¡PLAY BALL! Gerry Davis y Derryl Cousins fueron nombrados como los umpires principales para las dos series de campeonato de Grandes Ligas. Grandes Ligas anunció el jue- ves que Davis encabezará el grupo de umpires para la serie de la Liga Americana que co- mienza hoy entre los Yanquisde Nueva York y los Vigilantes de Texas. Brian Gorman, el cuba- no Ángel Hernández, Fieldin Culbreth, Jim Reynolds y Tony Randazzo completan el grupo. Cousins estará para la serie de la Nacional que arranca maña- na entre los Filis y Gigantes. AP FUTBOL FECHA 12 Estudiantes y académicos, por tres puntos Hoy, en el estadio 3 de Marzo, se pone en Atlas y Tecos tienen pocas posibilidades de movimiento el futbol mexicano. acceder a la liguilla. NOTIMEX Guadalajara, Jalisco JAMMEDIA Lesión. El mediocampista mexicano, Andrés Guardado, se lesio- Estudiantes Tecos y Rojinegros de Atlas nó en un entrenamiento con la Selección Mexicana. se juegan su última carta rumbo a la li- guilla del torneo Apertura 2010 del futbol mexicano cuando esta noche pongan en marcha el inicio de la fecha 12. Guardado se someterá El Estadio 3 de Marzo será el escena- rio donde los “emplumados” les harán los honores a los Zorros, en un choque que iniciará a las 20:10 horas en el que se a resonancia magnética espera un duelo abierto con dos equipos urgidos por la victoria. NOTIMEX contacto con el club el mar- Estudiantes llega a este encuentro La Coruña, España tes para informar que sufrió con nueve unidades en el último sector una rotura fibrilar en los is- del Grupo Uno, aún con posibilidades de El mexicano Andrés Guar- quiotibiales en el transcur- clasificar a la fiesta grande, pues puede dado, centrocampista del so del entrenamiento del lu- meterse como uno de los mejores terce- Deportivo, será sometido es- nes en Ciudad Juárez con su ros lugares, pero para ello deberá ganar te día a una ecografía y a selección. el resto de sus partidos. De lo contrario, una resonancia magnética dirá adiós a la liguilla. para conocer el alcance AVISO Por su parte, Atlas acumula ocho exacto de la lesión que se Pocas horas después de la puntos para ser quinto del Grupo Dos; produjo en un entrenamien- llamada de Andrés Guarda- afortunadamente para los Zorros, su sec- to con la selección de su pa- do, el Deportivo recibió un tor es el más flojo y por ello sueñan aún ís esta semana. fax de los servicios médicos con el boleto a la fase final, si se toma en de la Federación Mexicana cuenta que el segundo lugar del escua- JAMMEDIA REVISIÓN en el que también se infor- drón, América, tiene 16 puntos. Situaciones. Tecos y Atlas están cerca de la quema del descenso. A su regreso de México, maba de la lesión que había adonde acudió para afron- sufrido. BAJAS noche se espera no sea la excepción. His- prácticamente quedarán fuera de la li- tar el partido amistoso con Para el compromiso, Estudiantes Tecos tóricamente los Rojinegros acumulan 31 guilla; sin embargo, no deberán seguir Venezuela (2-2) en el que no AUSENCIA no podrá contar con su capitán Juan Car- victorias, por 17 descalabros frente a Es- dejando unidades en el camino pues los pudo participar, fue exami- Andrés Guardado se perde- los Leaño, debido a que está suspendido; tudiantes y un total de 22 empates. problemas de descenso están bastante nado por los médicos del rá el encuentro del domingo por su parte, Atlas la baja más sensible En los últimos seis cotejos, se ha mos- cerca, sobre todo para los Zorros, que son club coruñés, que optaron ante Osasuna, al igual que que tendrá será la del atacante Héber Al- trado que suelen ser muy parejos pues antepenúltimos en la porcentual, con por hacer hoy, viernes, por el brasileño Juliano Antone- férez, lesionado. existen dos triunfos para cada uno y dos 1.1772, sólo por encima de los Potros del la tarde, más pruebas médi- llo “Juca”, Juan Carlos Va- empates, lo que habla de que en los últi- Atlante y los Gallos del Querétaro. cas para precisar el diagnós- lerón, Iván Sánchez “Riki” ESTADÍSTICA mos enfrentamientos no hay un dominio Estudiantes se encuentra en el undé- tico de su dolencia. y Miguel Alfonso Herrero Ambos conjuntos suelen dar buenos en- absoluto por parte de alguno. cimo puesto de los 18 equipos en la cla- Guardado se puso en “Míchel”. cuentros cuando se ven las caras y esta En caso de que Tecos o Atlas pierdan, sificación de cocientes. www.elsiglodedurango.com.mx.
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