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The Daih Collegian Tuesday, July 24,1990—' ■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•a 5 • Scoreboard It's $711,775 88. Fulton Allem Covered 3. Andres Gomez 4. Boris Becker $669,450 89.Andy Bean Boxscores 5. Andre Agassi $554,497 90. Mike Smith Baseball 6. Goran Ivanisevic $511,727 91. ClarkBurroughs 7. Emilio Sanchez $468,695 92. Curt Byrum BID l\/> BREAKFAST Muster $447,345 Rinker NATIONALLEAGUE BRAVES 3, ASTROS 1 8. Thomas 93. Larry SPLIT- PISE East Division HOUSTON 9. Brad Gilbert $348,507 94. Bob Gilder Byrum FARMHOUSE WL. PclGB abrhbi abrhbi 10. Jim Courier $323,602 95. Tom $310,692 NOWFOR - 11. Chesnokov 96. Bob Estes RESERVE Pittsburgh 55 37 .598 Doran 2b 40 0 0 LoSmith If 4 110 Andrei Lemke 2b 30 Sampras $279,966 97. J. Maria Olazabal Collegian! 38 IV* Oberkfl 3b 40 10 12 12. Pete SUMMER COMMENCESIENT New York 53 .582 $267,343 98. Bill Buttner Montreal 52 44 .542 5 Biggio cf 40 10 Gant cf 40 10 13. Jonas Svensson AND VERY SPECIAL 14. Guy Forget $261,567 99. Jay Don Blake Philadelphia 46 46 .500 9 Stubbs 1b 312 1 Pres!ey3b 40 0 0 Aguilera $242,191 100. PhilBtackmar RA TES FOR QUIET 44 13 GWiisonrf 30 0 0 Murphyrf 30 10 15. Juan Chicago 52 .458 Pugh $232,476 101.Boblohr YS. St. Louis 41 54 .432 151/z Ortiz If 30 1 0 Justice 1b 40 0 0 16. Jim Sports STUDY DA $228,093 j Division Gedman c 30 0 0 Thomas ss 4 110 17. Petr Korda 102.LeeJanzen West Buddy 814-238-2028 PcLGB Yeidingss 20 0 0 Olsonc 40 2 0 18. GuillermoPerez-Roldan $219,553 103. Gardner WL. $217,977 104. Joel Edwards Cincinnati 58 33 .637 Puhlph 10 0 0 Smoltz p 412 0 19. Martin Jaite 20. Prpic 105.Fred Funk 44 10 Andersn p 00 0 0 Goran $211,261 San Francisco 49 .527 $208,273 106.Dave Barr Los Angeles Scottp 2 0 0 0 21. Henri Leconte 45 47 .489 13Vfc $201,630 107.Peter Persons Houston 40 55 .421 20 Candael ss 10 0 0 22. Aaron Krickstein 30 1 5 1 Totals 23. Jakob Hlasek $200,134 108. Clark Dennis 38 53 .418 20 $198,958 Cook 37 55 .402 21% 000 000 100-1 24. Mark Kratzmann 109. 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Sunday's Games $172,225 118. Michael Allen V WORLD Atlanta 3, 2,10 innings Atlanta 33. Kevin Curren New York 34. Michael Stich $170,105 119.Richard Zokol Participation: 11, Los SmoltzW,7-7 9 5 1114 Criteria For Pittsburgh Angeles 6 35. Javier Sanchez $168,896 120.David Canipe Philadelphia6, 2 PB—Gedman. Star Admissions Accepted - Non-Smoking Male Student 22-35 Years Of Age Cincinnati First, Reliford; $163,452 Ray •No Passes or 6, 4 Umpires—Home, Marsh; Sec 36. PieterAldrich 121. Stewart St. Louis San Diego Fromberg $163,092 Larry Nelson - Be In A Chicago 4, San Francisco 2 ond, Hirschbeck; Third, Brocklander. 37. Richard 122. Must Not Engaged Strenuous Physical Program T—2:33. A—7,888. 38.Wally Masur $162,887 123.Dave Rummells Houston 3, Montreal - 2 39. Jim Grabb $158,398 124. Fuzzy Zoeller ‘GHOST PG-u Must Be Free From Medical Problems Yesterday’s Games $158,275 :50, 4:25, 7:20, WHITE SOX 3, INDIANS 1 40. Omar Camporese 125. 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JaneGeddes ‘DAYS at Atlanta, 5:40 p.m. L,lO-6 moneyleaders through July 1:00, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40 Houston Candiotti 8 6 3 3 0 2 11. Danielle Ammaccapane Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. I. Martina Navratilova Chicago Monica Seles 12. Cindy Rarick New York at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. W,B-5 7 1 2. Hibbard 7 1 1 2 Steffi Graf 13. Nancy Lopez Cincinnatiat SanDiego, 2,8:05 p.m. 1 0 0 3. pg-,3 BJones 0 0 0 4. Garrison 14. Patti Rizzo ‘ARACHNOPHOBIA Chicago at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Thigpen 5,32 1 0 0 2 Zina Empty?) 0 0 5. Jana Novotna 15. Chris Johnson 1:00, 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, 9:30 [pockets San Francisco at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. WP-Candiotti. Sukova 16. Cathy Johnston Garcia; First, Palermo; Sec- 6. Helena ‘DIE HARD 2r Umpires—Home, 7. 17.Dale Eggeling ond, Scott; Third, Reilly. Natalia Zvereva 1:30, AMERICAN LEAGUE Arantxa 18.Elaine Crosby 4:15, 7:30, 10:00 T—2:ls. A—30,534. 8. SanchezVicario § East Division 9. GabrielaSabatini 19.Kathy Postlewait I W. LPcIGB 10. Katerina Maleeva 20. 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    JAHRESBERICHT 2016 „Mein großes Ziel für 2017 ist es, den Sprung in die Top- 200 zu schaffen.„ Sebastian Ofner Foto: GEPA-Pictures DER STEIRISCHE TENNISVERBAND bedankt sich bei allen Partnern für die Unterstützung und die professionelle Zusammenarbeit im abgelaufenen Jahr! WAGNER ENNIS TENNISCAMPS www.tenniscamps.at www.andog.at anD G tennissand&ZUBEHÖR Steirischer Tennisverband, Rudolf-Hans-Bartsch-Gasse 16, 8430 Leibnitz, Tel.: 03452 73660-0, Fax: 03452 73660-6, [email protected], www.tennissteiermark.at Für den Inhalt verantwortlich: Mag.a Barbara Muhr • Gestaltung, Layout und Druck: Gerald Groicher, Offsetdruck Dorrong OG• Fotos: GEPA-Pictures, STTV, privat Redaktion: Mag. Christian Mayer, Mag. Gerhard Krawagna, Andreas Leber, Mag. Matthias Schuck, STTV-Referentinnen und STTV-Referenten, Mag. Karlheinz Wieser Liebe Leserin, lieber Leser! Die Texte in diesem Jahresbericht sind gegendert. An manchen Stellen haben wir jedoch – aus Gründen der leichteren Lesbarkeit – davon Abstand genom- men. Wir bitten Sie, auch diese Passagen ausnahmslos geschlechtsneutral zu verstehen, sie beziehen sich auf Frauen und Männer gleichermaßen! 2 | STEIRISCHER TENNISVERBAND | Jahresbericht 2016 32 26 STYRIAN GRAND WIR FEIERN MIT SLAM 2016 UNSEREN MEISTERN! DOMINIC THIEM UND AUS DEM INHALT 33 Die Senioren-Landesmeister 2016 34 Zwei steirische Europameister GÜNTER BRESNIK IM 5 Worte der Präsidentin 34 Zischka-ÖTV-Seniors-Trophy LLZ IN LEIBNITZ 6 Organigramm 7 Der STTV im Überblick 8 Ausbildungen und Fortbildungen Landesmeisterschaften und Turniere