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4 MILLONES. DE PESETAS. PARA. Elanadordewimbledon M,rcoles, 7 de enero. de 1 .8.1 EL MUNDO DEPORTI.VO 25 Por ganar en Las Palmas • E.SCALADADE‘PRE-MIÓSENLONDRES I3enis UN LINGOTE DE Elsprint» de 4 MILLONES. DE PESETAS. PARA. Teacher no fue ORO PARA suficienté ElANADORDEWIMBLEDON Londres, 6. (EFE.) — El famoso torneo de Wimbledon ofrecerá ANGEL GIMENEZ. PARA MCENR’OE este año de 19.81 un récord en premios’ para los jugadores’ y precios para los espectadores. EL GRANDPRIX. 1980 • Según anuncié hoy martes el presidente del Al.l Engiand Club, sir Las Palmas de Gran Canaria,. Brian Burnett, el torneo e.stará dotado este año con un total de 6 (EFE). — Angel Giménez, se —--—-- — 322.136 libras esterlinas (unos 60 millones de pesetas) frente a las proclamó, vencedor d’& torneo 293.464 libras del año anterior. de exhibición del club Biarritz de El vencedor de individual masculinos percibirá 21.600 libras Playa del Inglés, al imponerse a esterlinas (4.000.000 ptsl, 1 .6000 libras más que el año pasado. Alberto Martoreli por 7-5, 4-6 y La vencedora de los simples femeninos ganará 1 9.440 libras esterlinas.(3.600.000 pts.) con un aumento sobre el año pasado de 6-2. 1.440 libras. ‘ En semifina)es, Giménez cii Los. espectadores tendrán que dese.mboisar, por su parte, un minó al alemán Aref Una) por 37,5 por ciento más que lo pagado por las entradas en el dtimo tor 6-1 y 7-6 mientras que Mar neo. torell hizo lo propio con Nacho Sir Br,ian Burnett justific.ó este extremo, con a subida, de, los Muhtañola por 6-2, 6-7 y 6-3. premios y el desembolso extraordinario de unos. 48 millones de pesetas que el club está haciendo para mejorar de las instalaciones El vencedor individua) recibió y pistas. ‘ un lingote de oro de 10 gramos Hace dos meses, el club rechazó categóricamente el ofreci miento de 360 millones de pesetas por parte de una firma dewhisky valorado en unas 20.000 pese para, patrocinar los campeonatos; A este respecto, hay que señalar tas, mientras que e) segundo que Wimbledon es el único gran torneo internacional de tenis del clasificado obtuvo uno de 5 era mundo que no tiene patrocinador. mos. En dobles y damas los En el torneo de 1981, que comenzará el próximo 22 de junio y vencedores recibieron medallas terminará el 4 de julio, habrá cabida pa’ra más espectadores alrede de oro. dor de las 1 8 pistas, así como 1 .250 asientos más en las pistas cen tral, número 1, número 2 y némero 3. Fueron un total de 60 los La modalidad de dobles de veteranos queda. suspendida este p,articipantes y. el torneo, de año, porque la calidad de lo.s participantes ha ido decrecierído últi manera especial )as exhibicio mamente. En cambio habrá más participación en las categorías «ju nes, fueron seguidas por. nior» de ambos sexos. numeroso público. Primer’ torneo, del añp CON’ NOTABLES. AUSE:N:CiAS París, 6 (UPI).— El norteamerica no John McEnroe ha terminado en el primer lugar de la clasificación del Grand Prix Volvo de 1980 por COMENZO ADELAIDASMITH4UTZ,.. FAVORITOS EN delante del checo Ivan Lendi. • Otro americano, Bria.n Techaer, Adelaida, 6. (Efe.) — Resultados— vencedor este fin de semana del de los partidos disputados en esta E’L MUNDIAL BE DOBLES Open de Australia, último torneo ciudad correspondientes al’ torneo puntuable, no ha. podido sin’ ember del Granci Prix de 1981: Londres, 6. (Efe..) — Ocho e.qui. GRUPO s.NARAN’J A»: go encaramarse entre los. ocho:pri Gurfein vencea James, 6-4, 6-4. pos participan en.Ia presente edí-’ Bob .Lutz - Stan Smith (EE.UU.), meros. teniéndose que conformar l-lansson a Guntlter, 7-5, ‘2-6, 6-1. ción de . la Copa del M’undD de Heinz Gunthardt - Sandy Mayer con el 10 puesto. Bali a Miller, 6-3, 6-4. dobles. masculinos, que se inicia en Los quince. pdmeros clasificados (Scd.za - EE.UU.), Kevin. Curren - Tom Guliickson a Leycher, 3-6, 7-6, 6-4.- la capital londinense. Steve Denton (Africa del ‘ Sur - en el ranking. general, del cual. los Johnstone a Masters, 6-2, &-2. Las ausencias más nota.bls, e.n EEUU.), Wojtek Fibak - Tomás ocho . primeros diputarán el Mas- Holroy ‘a Masun, 63., 62. la competición son las de la pare, Smid (Polonia - Checoslovaquia). - ter son los siguientes: Aisson a Hampton, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 jas Gottfried - Ramírez, v,e.nced:oras 1- John McEnroe (EE.UU.) Wittus a G’uan; 7-5, 6- GRUPO ((AZUL»:. puntos 2342 ‘del pasado,años y la formada por C: Lewis a Cash, 6-3, 6-1’. McE’nroe y Fieming,. M.arty. Riesse.n. - Shcrwaod 2. Ivan Lendi (Checoslovaquia) F’ritgerald’ a Smith, 6-3, 6-4. Stewart (EEUU) Víctor Amaya - 3 Jimmy Connors (EE.UU.) 2110 Collings a Dibley, 7-5, 6-2. Con es;tas ausencias, 10S4 vetera Hank Pfister (EE.UU.), Frew 4 Bjorn Borg (Suecia) 1954 Edwards a Marten. 5-7,, 6-4, 6-4. nos’ norteamericanos S.tan Sinitl’i, y. .Mc’Mfllan - B’uste- Mottrarn (Africa 5 Gene Mayer (EEUU) 653 1 Pascoe a Di Lole, 3-6, 6-2. 6-2. Bób Lutz’, campeones. de Estados: Sur - G. R’retaña)t Peter McNa’rnara 6 Harold Solomon (EE.UU.). 1609 Edmonson a Doohan, 2-6, 7-6, 6-2. Unidos, parten corno favoritos,, en - Paul M’cNarrree ’(Austrafta.)’. 7 Guihermo Vilas (Argentina) 145’7 8 José Luis Clerc (Argentina) 1349. Case a Johnson, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3. cerrada lucha con su.s compatriotas Las. partidos, se disputarán a) 9 Eliot Telstcher )EE.UU.( 1279 Víctor Amaya y Hank Pfister cam mejor de cinco sets.. Los. v.sn.ce ‘ 10 Brian Teacher (EEUU) 1209 peones, de Roand Garros y d.e los. dores y segundos clas’ificdos de. 11 Brian Gottfried (EEUU) 1183 australianos Peter McN’amar’a. y cada grupo se enfrentarán ej. sáb.a 12 Vitas Gerulaitis (EE.UU.) 969 Paul McNamee, campeones de d.o en semifihales, mi.en.tras.que, los. 13 Eddie Dibbs (EE.UU.) 969 el fútbol coñT Wirnb.ledon. partidos por e) terce.r y primer 13 Eddie Dibbs (EE.UU.) 984 puesto, tendrán lu.gr el ‘pró.ximo. 14 Kim Warwick, (Australia) 782 Los ocho equipos están dividi 15 Wo.jicek Fibak (Polonia) 782 EL II1un Uep&tÑdosí en dos grupos: domingo. Co6inas, Frigoríficos, Conge’adores. Hornos, Encimeras, Modulares, Hornillos, Campanas xtractoras, • • Conjuntos empotrables, Lavadoras, Lavavajillas, • , .. desde siempre, pra siempre..
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