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Wilander. Cayo Ante El Miércoles, 13de febrero de19B5 EL MUNDO DEPORTIVO :páq. 37 - Tenk• Siguen las sorpreSas enel Torneo Lipton de Delray Béach WILANDER. CAYO ANTE EL. Léndi perdió el primer set frentea Edhorg antes deaplazarse óIpartido por la lluvia Delray Beach (Florida), 12. (AFP.) Benhabiles 614, 7/5 y Scott Davis, Dobles mascúlinos El -poco. conocido .americ.an.o Mike •que se impuso a su compatriota 39 vuelta Leach causó una enorme sorpresa MarcFlur, 6/4, 6/2. Kuharsky-Soares a Gunthardt-Ta eliminando al sueco Mats Wilander, En la cateoría femenina, la hún roczy(2), 7/6(9-7), 6/3 cabeza ‘deserie número2,,7/5, 6/2 gara Andrea Temesvari (núm. 13) chell,Smid-Slozil(1)a’6t2,6/4 F. González-M. Mit en octavos de final del Torneo Lip creó una cierta sorpresa eliminando ton, dotado con 306 millones de pe a la veterana aUstraliana Wendy F. Buehning-F. Taygan a Decker-Fi setas y valedero para el Nabisco Turnbull 6’/4,6/3 mientras que la bak,6/4;6/4 Grand Prix. Leach, que cumplirá 25 alemana federal de 15 años Steff Downell-Graham a Fernández-Shi años en marzo y que figura en el Graff batió a la americana Kathy Rl ras,6/1., 7/6(9-7) puesto 95 del “ranking” mundial, naldi, 6/1, 1/Oyabandono. Dobles femeninos • bas su triunfo en un servicio fulgu 2.8 vuelta rante. Este zurdo de Minneapolis Al términar su partido, Wilander Kohde-Sukova a - Amiach-Vartier, (Minnesota) maravilló al público con declaró: 6/3,610 1 ocho “aces” y consiguiendo pasar — “Leach es un jugador desco Crowe-Steinmetz a Byrne-Why casi siempre su primer servicio. Pór • nocido, pero jugó muy bién y me cross, 2/6,7/6(10-8), ‘6/2 lo demás, brilló mucho en el restO y reció la victoria. En cuanto a m,Ç no Mpulon-P. Smith a Jéxell-Scheur, • en revés apoyado, todo lo cual leper conslgo•enccintrar la forma. Posi 6/2,6/1 • mitió dominar constantemente el blemente esté un poco saturado; partido. de tenis, ahora voya descansar un 3.’ ronda . Wilánder se mostró lento, timora - mes y no reapareceré hasta el Jausovec-Holladay a Nagelsen-Whi to, pesado de jernas. Fue incápaz Grand Prixde Bélgica en sala, en te,6/1,7/5 de cualquier reacción frente a suri- Bruselas, de 118 17 de marzo.” Evert-Turnbull (3) a Goles-Rapponi, val. 6/1,6/0 Con la e)iminación de Jarryd, ca Mikle’ Leach, el noqueador de Wi Navratilova-Fernández a Sasak-Ri beza dé serie número 4 ante el choco lander afirmó: mes, 6/0,6/O Tomas Smid, el número de suecos K. Jordan-H. Mandlikova a Tanvier — “Me sentía muy. motivado, supervivientes en la competición se tanto más cuanto que había visto Wade,6/3,.6/O ha reducido de cinco ‘a dos. a Wilander pasdar serios proble S. Walsh-B. Potter a Z; Garrison-K. - Smid superó a Jairyd en todos los mas en las eliminatorias prece Rinaldim por w.o. Mats está SObrecargado- compartimentos dei,juego,6/1, 6/4 déntes y sobre todo contra Erbert haciendo gala de un juego monocor Green. Si llegara a lalinaly me en- de, çierto, pero muy regular. En cuar contra ra tan bien como hoy, soy ‘Higueras y Aguilera defenderán atspoá tos de final, Smid se enfrentárá al capaz detodo. Por último debe re • vencedor del encuentroentre el fran conocer que el viento que soplaba McENROE.cOÑNORS: tVAYA PAREJA. cés Vannick Noah y el americano a 37 kms. por hora en pni encuen Sammy Giammalva. tro con Wllandes me ha favoreci PARA LA WORLD TEAM .CUP! • A causa de la lluvia, muchos de los do.” , - partidos previstos fueron aplazados - Dusseldorf (FRG), 12. (EFE.)-—• José Higueras serán el dúo español veinticúatro horas. El más importan RESUL TADOS Con la conformidad del norteameri en este torneo, del máximo nivel te era el que enfrentaba al joven sue cano Jimmy Connors, que ha firma mundial de tenis, dotado con co de 18 años Stefan Edberg, cabe fndiv rnasculinó do el contrato, ha quedado completo 500.000 dólares en premios —unos za de serie número 13, ante Ivan • 1/8de final enel cuadro la octava de edicióntenistas deque la competiránArribre So • 89 millones de pesetas—, que tendrá Lendi. En el momento de la suspen • por escenario la pista central del Ro sión, Edberg se había adjudicado el M, LéachaM. Wilander(2), 7/5,6/2 laire World Team Cup. chusclub, con capacidad para 7.000 y. Gerulaitis (12)’aBeñhabiles, 6/4, • • El torneo se disputará lós días 20 a primer “set” por 6/4 mientras Lendi 7/5 espectadores. llevaba.ventaja de 6/5 en el segun 26 de.mayo próximo en el Rochus • . Las restantes parejas que corn-. do. T. Smid (11)aA. Jarryd (4), 6/1,6/4 club, de. Dusseldorf. petirán en representación de sus Calificación de.Gerulaitis S. DavisaM. Flur, 6/4,6/2 Con la excepción del ecuatoriano respectivos países son las siguien El sueco Jan Gunnarsson dio un mdiv. femenino Andrés Gómez (número 5), jugárán tes: . paso adelante al eliminar el australia el torneo por parejas los más desta Pat Cash-Paul McNamee (Aus.). no Broderick Dyke, 6/2, 2/6, 6/3. ‘V8definál - cados tenistas del “ranking” mun Ivan Leñdl-Tomás Smid (Tch.) Otros dos americanos alcanzaron A. Temesvari (13) a- W. Turnbull (3) ,dial: John McEnroe (USA, 2), 1 van J. McEnroe-Jimmy Connors (USA) también los cuartos de final: Vitas 6/4,6/3 Lendl (TCH,: 3), Mats Wilander Henri Leconte-Thierry Tulasne (Fra.) • Gerulaitis que como cabeza de serie S. Graff a.K. Rinaldi,6/1, 1/0 y. (SW.E, 4), Henrik SundstroemR. Krishnan-Vijay Amritraj (lnd..) número 12 derrotó al francés Tarik abandono (SWE, 7) y Pat Juan Aguilera y M. Wilander-H. Sundstroern (Swe.) DON.PERE BALMES.RICART • • ASSOCIACIO CATALANA poneen conocimiento de sus clientes y amigos que el • • DE DIRIGENTS DE L’ESPORT - Hostal del Rabadá, sito enla localidad de .S.-JULIA • Convocatórla-d’Eleccions DE VILATORTA (Barcelona), Avda. de Ntr,a. Sra. de Es convoca Assemblea General Extraordlflria el dla 11 de marc de 1985, a les 7 del vespre en 1 .convocatórlala dos quarts de vult en 2., ala Sala d’Actes de la Dlreccló Montserrat, n.° 5, categoría una estrella, que giraba a General de l’Esport (Avinguda Patsos Catalans, 12, Esplugues de Llobregat), per a l’elecció de President i Junta deGovern de l’Associació Catalanade Dirigents de lEs nombre de ‘JOSE BOU ORDEIG,’a partir del día 1° de port, de conformltat amb el que estableixen els artlcles 12. 14 ¡ 1 5delsEstatuts. En la Secretaria General del’Assoclació (Infanta Carlota, 40. Barcelona), s’lnformará als enero del año 1985 giraráasunornbré. - interessats. - S. JULIA DE VILATORTA, a 1.0 ‘de éneró de 1985 ELSOTS-PRESIDENT Ir., PRESIDENTEN FIJNCIONS, Guili.m Roe i Maseol.
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