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10374677 18/08/2004 11:49 p.m. Page 6 DEPORTES | JUEVES 19 DE AGOSTO DE 2004 | EL SIGLO DE DURANGO | 6D REPUNTE | LA VELERISTA MEXICANA SE RECUPERÓ DE SU PRIMERA ACTUACIÓN Sube Tania al sexto Australiana Sarah Blanck marca la pauta Atenas 2004 Juegos Olímpicos ATENAS, GRECIA (NOTIMEX).- La me- xicana Tania Elías Calles tuvo un día inspirado y repuntó seis luga- res para colocarse en el sexto lu- gar de la clase Europa en la com- petencia de vela de Atenas 2004, Zhang Guozheng entregó otra medalla áurea que ahora lidera la australiana para el gigante asiático en el levantamiento de Sarah Blanck. pesaz, en la división de los 69 kilos. El triunfo Elías Calles recuperó terreno de Zhang representó la tercera presea en esta luego que la víspera terminó en el disciplina. (Reuters) duodécimo puesto, para elevarse hasta el sexto, al llegar sexta y Atenas 2004 tercera en las dos regatas de esta Juegos Olímpicos jornada, para acumular 35 puntos netos, ahora a sólo 12 de Blanck. MEDALLERO A su vez, la australiana apro- vechó un tropezón de la gran favo- Estados Unidos empuja rita, la noruega Siren Sundby, y Una presa más de oro tiene a China en el primer con un noveno y un segundo luga- puesto del medallero olímpico. res logrados ayer se encaramó en la cima con 23 puntos netos, por 28 Medallas por país Oro Plata Bronce Total de la nórdica, que salió en un mal China 11 7 4 22 día para ubicarse decimonovena y Estados Unidos 10 10 9 29 cuarta en las dos carreras de ayer. Australia 6 4 6 16 Luego de seis regatas, el ter- Rusia 3 6 6 15 cer puesto es de la checa Lenka Japón 8 3 2 13 Smidova, que acumula 31 puntos Francia 3 3 4 10 netos al concluir en primero y sex- Alemania 3 2 5 10 to lugares ayer. Corea del Sur 2 5 3 10 A partir de esta ronda, el peor Italia 3 4 2 9 resultado de cada velerista a lo Holanda 2 3 4 9 largo de la competencia se elimina Ucrania 5 1 1 7 y el resto se suma para obtener Gran Bretaña 0 2 4 6 los puntos netos, los cuales deter- Cuba 0 1 4 5 minan el lugar en que se ubica ca- Hungría 1 2 1 4 da competidor. Polonia 1 2 1 4 La también mexicana Rosa Eslovaquia 1 2 14 Campos se encuentra en el lugar Grecia 2 0 13 25 de la clase Mistral, con 93 pun- Rumania 2 0 1 3 tos luego de cuatro regatas, en Turquía 2 0 1 3 tanto su compatriota David Mier Bulgaria 1 0 2 3 y Terán saltó al puesto 12 con 38 Tailandia 1 0 2 3 unidades tras la disputa de la ter- Corea del Norte 0 2 1 3 cera regata. No se puede descartar a la velerista Tania, nieta de Plutarco Elías Calles. Georgia 1 1 0 2 Sudáfrica 1 1 0 2 CLASIFICACIÓN Suiza 1 0 1 2 Austria 0 2 0 2 Europa Belarus 0 1 1 2 Resultados en las competencias de vela en Atenas 2004: Rep. Checa 0 1 1 2 Zimbabwe 0 1 1 2 POS. Competidor R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Tot. Net. 13 Blandine Rouille (FRA) 25 18 4 5 5 19 75 50 Bélgica 0 0 2 2 01 Sarah Blanck (AUS) 3 7 2 11 9 2 34 23 14 Min Dezillie (BEL) 13 1 21 3 16 26 79 53 Brasil 0 0 2 2 02 Siren Sundby (NOR) 1 3 5 1 19 4 54 28 15 Neus Garriga (ESP) 20 16 15 7 11 9 76 56 Emiratos Árabes 1 0 0 1 03 Lenka Smidova (RCH) 10 14 1 13 1 6 44 31 16 Larissa Nevierov (ITA) 23 11 7 4 17 20 80 57 India 0 1 0 1 04 Signe Livbjerg (DIN) 4 6 8 15 8 7 47 32 17 María Coleman (IRL) 18 13 13 20 18 16 96 76 España 0 1 0 1 05 Sari Multala (FIN) 8 10 12 6 10 1 45 34 18 Monika Bronicka (POL) 16 19 17 12 22 15 99 77 FUENTE: Agencias. 06 Tania Elías Calles (MEX) 6 5 16 17 6 3 52 35 19 Joana Pratas (POR) 2 25 18 22 24 17 106 82 07 Xiaoying Shen (CHN) 11 21 3 2 12 8 56 36 20 Teja Cerne (ESL) 7 24 22 18 14 24 107 83 08 Meg Galliard (EUA) 9 12 14 9 3 14 59 45 21 T. Drozdovskaya (BLR) 22 20 20 26 21 5 112 86 09 Petra Niemann (ALE) 12 9 11 10 7 11 58 46 22 Laura Baldwin (GBR) 21 15 10 23 22 10 101 86 10 Virginia Kravarioti (GRE) 15 22 6 14 2 13 70 49 23 Maiko Sato (JPN) 24 17 25 16 23 12 115 91 11. Sarah Macky (NZL) 14 4 9 19 4 21 70 49 24 Carolijn Brouwer (HOL) 19 8 19 21 15 18 117 91 Expulsan a coach 12 Serena Amato (ARG) 5 2 23 8 13 23 73 50 25 Natalia Ivanova (RUS) 17 23 24 24 25 10 121 96 FUENTE: Agencias. por golpear a atleta Atenas 2004 Hoy desembarca Ana en Atenas BREVES Juegos Olímpicos LEVANTADOR DE PESAS, ATENAS, GRECIA (AGENCIAS).- Un entrenador surco- Atenas 2004 Juegos Olímpicos México de obtener una medalla DESAPARECIDO reano de judo fue expulsado de la competición dentro de la justa helénica, pese a ■ GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR (EFE).- El le- por haber dado una bofetada a una de sus dirigi- ATENAS, GRECIA (NOTIMEX).- La velo- que en las dos últimas competen- vantador de pesas ecuatoriano das luego de que perdiera un combate en las se- cista mexicana Ana Gabriela Gue- cias que tuvo fue superada por To- Boris Burov, presuntamente víc- ries de clasificación de los Juegos Olímpicos, in- vara arribará hoy a la capital helé- nique Williams, de Bahamas. tima de una agresión en Moscú formó ayer miércoles la Federación Internacio- nica, con miras a su participación Desde 2001, la velocista mexi- que le impediría participar en los nal de Judo (FIJ). en los 400 metros planos, dentro de cana mantuvo su hegemonía en Juegos Olímpicos de Atenas, con- El entrenador Suh Jung-Bok fue observado los Juegos Olímpicos Atenas 2004. los 400 metros planos cosechando tinúa con paradero desconocido, cuando le daba una bofetada a su pupila Ye Gue- Guevara llegará a las 15:50 un total de 29 victorias consecuti- indicó una autoridad deportiva. Rin tras haber sido vencida en la ronda de cuar- horas locales (23:50 tiempo de vas. Además, ganar de manera in- “Estamos esperando la con- tos de final de menos de 48 kilos para mujeres México) procedente de Buda- discutible la Liga Dorada en 2002. sulta que realiza la Cancillería por la alemana Julia Matijass, señaló el portavoz pest, de cara a su participación el Guevara tendrá en Tonique en Moscú, por lo que esperamos de la FIJ, Michel Brousse. próximo sábado en la primera Williams, la senegalesa Amy tener una noticia oficial de lo su- “No podemos tolerar este tipo de actitud”, di- ronda de la justa veraniega. Mbacke Thiam, y en las rusas Na- La máxima esperanza mexicana cedido”, dijo el vicepresidente jo Brousse. La FIJ dio instrucciones a la Federa- “La Gacela Sonorense” es una talya Nazarova y Olga Kotlyaro- para conseguir oro, Ana Guevara, del Comité Olímpico Ecuatoria- ción de Judo de Corea del Sur para que adopte de las principales esperanzas para va, a su mayores contrincantes. pisa hoy tierra helénica. no (COE), Luis Trujillo. medidas contra Suh Jung-Bok, añadió Brousse..
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