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OID‰†KOID‰†OID‰†MOID‰†C 22 Thursday,December 25, 2003 TIMES SPORT The Times of India, New Delhi Bhambri (Delhi) 6-0 6-3. Girls under-14: Par- CAPITAL SPORT CROSS COUNTRY ija Maloo (Maharashtra) beat Karina Ahuja Gladwin, Malik (Delhi) 6-2 7-5; Sanjana Kapoor (Delhi) beat Parsvnath Chess: Former Asian under-10 ball Championship (North Zone) for the BC Roy Results (quarterfinals): Boys’ under-16: Peter Agnel Gladwin (Maharashra) beat Rohan Varsha Dutta (Assam) 6-3 6-0; 4 Shivika Bur- champion Parimarjan Negi maintained his win- Trophy. Gide (Maharashtra) 6-2 6-3; G P Pranjesh man (Bengal) beat Shalini Sahoo (Delhi) 6-1 7- ning streak defeating Sandipan Chatterjee in the 6 (2); GK Swetha (Karnatak) beat Pooja Shree DDCA league: Puru Singh’s spell of 4/29 aided oust top seeds (Tamil Nadu) beat Satyam Patel (Gujarat) 6-4 third round of the Parsvnath national under-11 6-0; Kinsuk Sharma (Chandigarh) beat Honey (Karnataka) 6-3 6-4. Malviya Club in beating South Delhi by 7 wickets chess championship. Parimarjan now leads the New Delhi: Peter Agnel Glad- Rana (Delhi) 6-1 6-2; Paras Thakur (Chandi- in the DDCA Super A league match. garh) beat M Sai Sanketh (Andhra Pradesh) 7- field with three points along with 10 others. In the South Delhi: 96 for 8 in 25 overs (S Giri 24, Puru Singh 4/29) lost win of Maharashtra and 6 (4) 6-4. Girls’ under-16: Parija Maloo (Ma- UP win girls championship, Devangi Patankar beat Ch to Malviya: 100 for 3 in 20.1 overs (O WIlson 60, A Ahmad 3/19). Chandigarh’s Vijayant Malik harashtra) beat Varsha Dutta (Assam) 6-4 6-2; Divyasree to collect three points from as many toppled favourites and State- Shivika Burman (Bengal) w.o.; Pooja Sree Vidhur in quarters: Vidhur Taneja, Atul (Karnataka); Daksha Mulay (Maarastra) beat Jharsuguda: Uttar Pradesh rounds. mates Rohan Gide and Kin- Chauhan, Solani Chopra, Aanchal Singh, Sushruta Reddy (Andhra Pradesh) 6-4 1-6 6- trounced Chhattisgarh 7-1 shuk Sharma in the boys un- 3; Anukriti Prasad (Delhi) beat Neha Rana while Maharashtra pipped Selection trials: The Delhi Soccer Association Vishakha, Arushi, Altmash, Wasim Akram, Ashish (Dehi 7-6 (4) 6-3. Boys under-14: Vijayant will hold an open-trial cum coaching camp to se- and Akshay qualified for the quarterfinals of the der-16 and under-14 quarterfi- Malik (Chandigarh) beat Kinshuk Sharma Jammu and Kashmir by a lect the Delhi state team for the 40th Junior Foot- 3rd Indian Oil badminton talent contest. nals respectively at the DSCL (Chandigarh) 6-4 6-1; V Vignesh (Tamil Nadu) solitary goal in 25th National Open National Tennis Cham- beat Krishna Karsolia (Uttar Pradesh) 6-2 6-1; Women’s Federation Cup Krishna AS Suresh (Andhra Pradesh) beat pionship at the DLTA Com- Debendra Das (Maharashtra) 7-5 7-6 (4); Pe- Football Championship here plex on Wednesday. ter Agnel Gladwin (Maharashtra) beat Yuki on Wednesday. PTI Forester for Irani Trophy New Delhi: Star For- rester should win the NM Irani Trophy at the Mumbai races sched- uled for Thursday. Selections: Sym- bol of Love Plate: 1,400m: 2.00pm: Al Gibran 1, Time To Reflect 2,Wonder of You 3. Mother’s Boy Plate (div.I); 1,200m: Heroism 1, Star Decoration 2, Adonesque 3. NM Irani Trophy: 1,400m: Star For- rester 1, Somerset West 2, Autumn Leaves 3. Prince of Hearts Plate: 1,600m: Amaron 1, Czai 2, Princess Sultana 3. Cheerful Gift Plate; 1,000m: Bird of Paradise 1, Viva Candy 2, Don’tspenditall 3. Vallabhdas H Ad- walla Trophy: 1,600m: Sonic Symphnoy 1, Com- mand Zone 2, Fre- quent Flyer 3. Mother’s Boy Plate (div.II): 1,200m: Grand Am- bition 1, Santarelle 2, Millennium King 3. First Born Plate: 1,400m: 5.30pm: Zealous Cat 1, Sheer Silver 2, Supreme Chancel- lor 3. TNN TOID251203/CR1/22/M/1TOID251203/CR1/22/C/1TOID251203/CR1/22/K/1TOID251203/CR1/22/Y/1 CMYK.

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