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Calero, En'buscade Su Primer Triunfo Pág. 36 EL MUNDO DEPORTIVO Sábado,22de mayo de 1982 Golf•Seveprecisódeseis golpes en el hoyo 18 CALERO, EN’BUSCADE SU PRIMER TRIUNFO EN EL CIRCUITO EUROPEO Moor Allerton (lngaterra), 21. británico Kan Brown. con 67, se tercer título en el Circuito europeo, cuatro ‘ebirdies» y un «bogey» para (UPI.) — El español Manuel Calero colocó n el tercer puesto con 136, esta temporada hizo cuatro «bir su 68. Sólo preciso de un «putt» hizo un recorrido réçord de. 66, cin un golpe por delante de su compa co bajo par, para tornar el mando diese en su vuelta, pero precisé de para enterrar la bola en el hoyo 13, triota Brian Waites (69) y dos de seis golpes en el hoyo 18, el mismo de 395 metros, donde su golpe de del «Cay Care Plan tntema’tio Bernard Gallacher (68), el gana nab,, dotado con 12 millones da donde el primer día alcanzó el «approach» quedó a sólo cinco cen dor del «Martini Internacional» de «green» en dos para un bird1e». tímetros del agujero. pesetas en premios, en •ei,lltjviaso y la última semana. deslizante recovrid de 6.243 Norman. mostró un excelente Los británicos Sam Torrance y retorno a su mejor forma, con cua metros de’ «Moor Allertona. Paul Hoad lograron 68 y 69 res CLASIFICACION tro «birdíes» y sólo un «bogey» en 134 Manuel Calero, 68, 66 Calero, que persigue su primer pectivamente para un total de 139, una lucha constante con el traicio triunfo en el Circuito Europeo. un golpe menos que circo juga 135 Jaime González. 67, 68 totaliza ahora 134 golØes, ocho nero recorrido. Calero, que perdió 126 Ken •Browu, 69. 67 dores encabezados por el español el «Open» de Túnez en un desem 131 Brian Waites, 68, 69 bajo par, y posee un’ golpe de ven Sevenano Ballesteros (70) y el taja sobre el brasileño Jaime’ Gon pate con su compatriota Antonio 138 Bernard Gallacher, 70, 68 zález (68); el líder del pr’ner eta’. El australiano Greg Norman (68). Garrido hace un mes, hizo seis 132 5am Torrance, 71. 68 Ballesteros, que persigue su «birdies» al batir el’ récord del Paul l4ead, 70, 68 recorrido. 140 Soreriano Balesteros, 70, 70 LA TORMENTA INTERRUMPIO EL Calero logró «birdies» con Gres Norman, 72, 68 •ATLANTAQPEN» «putts» entre ‘2 y 8 metros, el Ronan Ratterry, 69, 71 mayor de ellos en el hoyo nueve, de Carl Masen, 10, 70 384 metros de longitud. Brian Barnes, 68’, 72 «Seda la primera vez que 141 Jimmy Heggarty, 72. 69 NELSON Y FERGUS, LIDERESganaría en Europa)) —declaró David RusaelI, 71, 70 Calero—. ((He terminadó segundo 142 Nick Falda, 72. 70 PROVISIONALES y tercero en diez ocasiones, pero LOS DEMAS ESPAÑOLES creo que esta va a ser mi semana 145 Manuel García, 71, 74 afortunada». Atlanta (EE.UI.), 21. (UpU — 1 56’ participantes, reanudaron su Manuel Ballesteros, 70. 75 Larry Nelson y Keith Feigus actuación a las siete y- media de la González, de 27 años, un gra Emilio Rodríguez, 73, 72 hicieron sendos 6., seis bajo’par y mañana de hoy. La segunda vuelta duado en la Universidad’nortea 146 Manuel Piñero, 73, 73 compartían el liderato.de la primera dio comienzo media hora después. mericana de Oklahoma,, que está 1 5D Manuel Montes, 76, 74 casado con una multimillonaria154 Antonio Garrido’ 77, 77 ronda del «Atiente GoW Clessic», norteamericana del petróleo, hizo cuando el juego fue’ interrumpida Nelson pose urs golpe de venta 159 José Avelino Cabo. 77, 82 por una gran tormenta con abun ja sobre Howard Twitty y Peter dante aparato eléctrico. Oosterhuis, que hicieron 67. Los 54 golfistas que no pudieron Hub.ert Groen y Petar Jacobson Voleibol . completar el recorrido entre los están con 68. SUPER-ACTIVIDAD COPERA Solís Hispano-Madrid, blanco... Este fin de semana vuelve la superactividad al «volei» nacional, pues a la eliminatoria de Cuartos de final de la Copa del Rey (ida) hay que unir la primera ronda —previa y por proximidad geográfica— en la Copa S.M. la Reina. Vayamos por partes. En el torneo copero masculino un partido se lleva la palma y éste es el que enfrentará mañana en Madrid al Turavia yal Son Amar. Favorito en el mismo y en la eliminatoria es el conjunto mallorquín, plagado de figuras. Los madrileños pondrán la carne en el asador para intentar lo imposible, que sería, por ejemplo, ganar algún set. Par lo que concierne a los equipos catalanes, Hispano Francés y Cole gio Alpe, el sorteo deparó diferente «suerte» para ellos. Mientras los del Valle Hebrón se enfrentan hoy en su pabellón al Real Madrid C.F. con el pronóstico totalmente en contra, el Colegio Alpe recibe mañana la visita de les sevitanos del Fleming Hotel. Los de La Garriga deben vencer y pasar ia eliminatoria, aunque quizá los probIema económicos hacen cab!ar & sinc. A ninguno de los dos equipos les interesa pasar a semi fi:es uss su presupueste se disputaría aún más y se igrora de dónde pc-ía saflr ics d!nercs... c’a air.atcr!a, os onuberices de! Veracruz pueden y deben rea’je: ya e a ida ae e! Concepción madrileño. Partidos y árbitros Cepa del Rey (1/4.fir-,ai ida) Hay 19.30 h. So!s-Hispano Francés-R. Madrid C.F. (Escnibano-Alastrué.) Mañana 12.00 h. A.R. Concepción-Veracruz Huelva (Orejón) 12.00 h. Turavia S.-Son Amar Palma (Pérez) 11.00 h. Colegio Alpe-F.H. Sevilla (Cabrera-García). Copa de la Reina (eliminatoria previa) Hoy 1 9.30 h. G.C. Covadonga-Longchamps (Morales). 20.00 h. C.V. Hospitalet-Solías Hispano Francés (Lizárraga). Mañana 12 h. 1.NLF. Madrid-C.D. Arquitectura (Esteban) 11 it flrma Las Palmas-LLT.8. Valencia (Nevado) 12. h. .LM.P Santander-C.D. Sniace (Mert1ne 12 h. C.C. Máiaga-C.D.U. Granade (Fraile)..
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