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TK-Magazin 04.Indd
MAGAZÍN S NÁMI PO CESTÁCH ŠAMPIONŮ - 2007 4 BYL TO ÚSPĚŠNÝ ROK str. 36 NJT V TURÍNĚ str.str. 28 POTŘETÍPOTŘETÍ VE VENDRYNI str. 22 ZLATÝ KANÁR 2007 WWW.TKPLUS.CZ 2 S NÁMI PO CESTÁCH ŠAMPIONŮ / JOIN THE CHAMPIONS WITH US Bez názvu-2 1 9.10.2007 10:12:36 obsah Vážení sportovní přátelé, určitě by si každý přál, aby ten jeho život byl jako z oscarového filmu, prostě skvělý příběh s tím nejlepším koncem. Ale to se podaří jen málokomu. I proto jsem se už dávno naučil hledat kolem sebe spíše optimismus než smutek, i když dobře vím, že se to vždycky nedaří. A když vám pak na rameno sáhne studená ruka životních trablů, ještě více si uvědomíte – jakou cenu má i to nejmenší lidské přátelství. Byl to dobrý rok. Naše společnost byla organizátorem řady významných akcí, při kterých udělala radost mnoha obyčejným lidem a také pomoh- la tisícovkám nemocných, především dětem. Jsme rádi, že k tomu máme 4 ANDREJ BABIŠ RADOST PROŽÍVÁM POTICHU možnosti a sílu. Jsme hrdí na to, že jsme my – spolumajitelé, za- městnanci i sportovci TK PLUS šířili prostřednictvím tenisového, basketbalové- ho i volejbalového klubu dobré jméno Prostějova, Olomouckého kraje i celé 10 SETKÁNÍ MISTRŮ PODĚKOVÁNÍ A MOTIVACE České republiky. Co mi nejvíc ulpělo v myš- 14 ORIENTAČNÍ BĚH SVÁTEK ORIENTAČNÍHO BĚHU lenkách na končící rok? Především stovky sportov- ně nadaných dětí v mno- ha našich týmech – jejich výkony, radosti, úspěchy! Ale také skvělý atletický mítink Zlatá tretra, vynikají- cí tenisový turnaj UniCredit Czech Open, už podeváté 16 JAN TESAŘ PROSTĚJOVSKÝ STAROSTA se u nás konalo juniorské mistrovství světa družstev, basketbalisté skončili v Mattoni NBL na výborném 20 NÁRODNÍ DŮM DŮSTOJNÉ OSLAVY STOLETÍ stříbrné stupni. -
Andy Murray Articles 2006-2008|
ANDY MURRAY ARTICLES 2006-2008 | In 2006 Andy Murray began his voyage into World top 20 Tennis players. Starting with a tame Australian Open campaign which led to a strained relationship with the bullish British press. His first ATP tour title in San Jose beating two Former Grand Slam Champions along the way. While a rather upsetting coaching split and a trouncing of the World number 1 filled a year where progress was there for the tennis public to see but attitude and off court issues usually filled the journalists copy. 2006 Scrappy Murray prevails after sluggish start By Neil Harman, Tennis Correspondent Published at 12:00AM, January 4 2006 HIS first match of 2006 reassured Andy Murray’s followers yesterday that the element of his game that stands him in such stead as a professional of rare promise — his love of a scrap — is undimmed. From every standpoint, Murray’s defeat of Paolo Lorenzi, an Italian qualifier, in the first round of the Next Generation Adelaide International, was exactly the kind of thrash in the dark of which these first-week events are chock-full. He served seven aces, six double faults, broke serve seven times in 12 attempts, lost his own service three times and won the final five games. The one statistic to matter was a 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 victory and a place in the second round today against Tomas Berdych, a player being touted every bit as fiercely in his native Czech Republic as Murray is in Britain. Berdych’s last defeat was against Murray in the second round of the Davidoff Swiss Indoors in Basle in October, after which the Scot was almost buried in headlines about the passing of the British baton — he defeated Tim Henman in the first round — while Berdych went on to overhaul a star-studded field and lift the Paris Masters. -
Andy Murray Articles 2004-2006
ANDY MURRAY ARTICLES 2004-2006 2004 Scots tennis 'courting disaster' Despite helping to produce world-class young players Scotland’s top tennis trainer has quit in disgust, writes Tom Lynch Published: 8 August 2004 There’s a wistful note to coach Murray’s voice when she recalls the moment. A hint of pride too. “I couldn’t believe that the kids I started off with when they were eight or nine were in the biggest tournament in the world.” Now, as a summer fog descends on her Dunblane home, Murray’s mood has changed. All the optimism has been replaced by frustration. Last week she resigned from her post at Tennis Scotland, disgusted at the lack of backing from the country’s sports administrators and its politicians and fearing that youngsters who have the talent to win top titles could be forced to leave the game. She is not alone in her thinking. According to Murray, three of the four tennis development staff in Scotland have quit this year, allegedly fed up with their puny resources. Next to go, Murray fears, will be the country’s outstanding crop of young players, forced out of the game because there is simply not the money to help them break through into the big time, to compete alongside the Tim Henmans and Greg Rusedskis for the top honours. The tragic thing is, she says, is that she and her colleagues have produced tremendous talents “against all the odds”. For, while the Scottish executive plans to spend £30m on football to make it competitive again on the world stage, funding for tennis has been slashed by 60%. -
Smooth Transport Among Regions Will Contribute Toward Forging Friendly
Established 1914 Volume XII, Number 278 6th Waning of Pyatho 1367 ME Thursday, 19 January, 2006 Four political objectives Four economic objectives Four social objectives * Stability of the State, community peace * Development of agriculture as the base and all-round * Uplift of the morale and morality of and tranquillity, prevalence of law and development of other sectors of the economy as well the entire nation * Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic order * Uplift of national prestige and integ- system * National reconsolidation rity and preservation and safeguard- * Development of the economy inviting participation in * Emergence of a new enduring State ing of cultural heritage and national terms of technical know-how and investments from character Constitution sources inside the country and abroad * Building of a new modern developed * Uplift of dynamism of patriotic spirit * The initiative to shape the national economy must be kept * Uplift of health, fitness and education nation in accord with the new State in the hands of the State and the national peoples Constitution standards of the entire nation Myanma Railways is performing con- Senior General Than Shwe sends struction of the approach railroads at Thanlwin Bridge (Mawlamyine) on both message of congratulations to Kuwait sides. So far, the construction tasks of YANGON, 18 Jan— Senior General Than Shwe, Chairman of the State Peace and Develop- the approach railroads have been com- ment Council of the Union of Myanmar, has sent a message of congratulations to His Highness pleted by 78 per cent on Mawlamyine Sheikh Saad Al-Abdulla al-Sabah, on his accession as Emir of the State of Kuwait. -
Marissa Irvin, Kevin Kim, Abigail Action
www.scta.usta.com SoSCTAuthern California Tennis Association news SEPTEMBER 2005 More Than The Names Stories By Mark Winters Whether it was Roland Garros, the 75th Rick Leach made were, there was more to the local tennis annual terre battue spring treat, or the 119 th headlines, playing his 20th story, in Paris and London, than the play of go at the All England Lawn Te n nis & Croquet consecutive Wimbledon, the big names. Justin Gimelstob, Angela WClub, Southern Californians were in the competing in the Gentle- Haynes, Marissa Irvin, Kevin Kim, Abigail action. Lindsay Davenport, a quarterfinalist in men’s Doubles and the Spears and Meilen Tu a l l h a d their Paris and a finalist in London, along with the 35 And Over Gentle- moments, leaving each one with not to be Bryans, (Bob and Mike), finalists at both men’s Invitation Doubles. forgotten memories. A summary of their events, were the major news makers. Rick Leach As grand as they all exploits follows. ........................................................... Growing Confidence t is understandable that Abigail Spears’ door. In Paris, Severine Beltrame of France favorite movies are “Braveheart” and slid to a 6-3, 6-1 win. “My opponent was “...Each of “Gladiator”. Making her way on the pro somebody I knew; I had already defeated I these matches tour since leaving UCLA in 2000, she has a her,” the winner said. “The conditions were need for a brave heart and gladiator spirit. really favorable to me.” was a learning These qualities, along with an aggressive In her first singles appearance at experience.” baseline game, solidified by Larry Willens’ Wimbledon, she dropped a tense, 6-0, 2-6, guidance, led to an “I’m here” tournament 6-2 struggle to grass court loving Anne result last fall. -
Hewitt Bows to Federer Dominance
14 Monday 16th January, 2006 Sixes assault Hewitt bows to was premeditated Federer dominance – Afridi World number four Lleyton Hewitt has acknowledged that Roger Federer is TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS the overwhelming favourite to lift the Lammer v Roddick Australian Open title. Udomchoke v Nalbandian Hewitt reached the final in 2005, but Ljubicic v Guccione the prospect of meeting the world num- Henman v Tursunov ber one in this year's semi-finals has left the Australian downbeat. "He's beaten me in our last nine handed. I'd better find out because I matches, so you work it out," he said. don't want to be facing someone very "I think Roger's got to go down as one unknown." of the biggest favourites of all time this Neither Federer nor Hewitt, who year." opens against Robin Vik of the Czech Federer's hopes of winning the crown Republic, are in action on Monday. for a second time increased with the That leaves second seed Andy withdrawals of defending champion Roddick to take centre stage when he Marat Safin, world number two Rafael faces Swiss qualifier Michael Lammer. Nadal and US Open finalist Andre The American is looking to banish Agassi. memories of his last Grand Slam per- But the Swiss star is not concerned formance, when he crashed out of the about shouldering the burden of expec- US Open in the first round. tation. "The US Open was probably the "I'm used to it - it really doesn't mat- biggest disappointment I've ever had in Pakistan batsman Shahid Afridi ter," said the 24-year-old.