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TENNIS TIDINGS
Edberg steers Swedeif closer toCup MDUESSELDORF. Germany. May 23: Stefan
Edberg, tuning up his clay-court game for next week's French Open, steered Sweden closer towards the World Team Cup final with a 6-4. 6-4 win over Italian Open champion Emilio Sanchez on'Wednesday, reports Reuter.
The world number ones victory over Sanchez secured a 2-0 winning Ichd for the Swedes after the second singles rubber. I their second victory in the first of the two EB»«V four-team round -robin groups.
Magnus Gustafsson had given the Swedes a 1-0 lead with a 6-3. 6-3 win over clay-court specialist Juan Aguilera. Edberg then teamed up with Gustafsson to beat Sanchez and Sergio Casal 7-5. 6-1 In the doubles anxl secured a 3-0 win.
With one match against the Soviet Union remaining, the Swedes are the only unbeaten team tn the red group and now look almost certain to reach Sunday's final as group winners.
Wimbledon wins legal victory
WIMBLEDON May 23: Wimbledon won a legal victory Wednesday in its campaign lo control the sale of tickets for ( its tennis championships, reports AP.
A company whixJi had sued Wimbledon for the right to sell ; tickets to the Grand Slam event withdrew its suit and agreed • to follow the ticket sales policy of the all England Chib, where I the English open tennis tournament is held. Wimbledon re- I cently introduced a policy to reject tickets sold by unautho- ( rlzed agents. Including corporate hospitality companies. The J move was designed to stem the thriving trade in black mar- ; ket tickets.
fhe conditions stipulate that only tickets sold through 5 Wimbledon and the club's official agent, the Keith Prowse ( ticket agency, are accepted. One company. Mike Burton * Sports Management Ltd. took Wimbledon to court charging ; that the policy violated British and European laws of competi- ■ Uon and trade. The all England Club counter -suexi. seeking ' an irdunction to prevent the xximpany from dealing tn; Wimbledon tickets. On Wednesday. Mike Burton withdrew Its claims In court and agreed to uphold the ticket polfcy. ' Wimbledon said tn a statement.
Wimbledon this year is sclxxiulcd from Juqe 4 to July 6.
Martinez moves ahead
GENEVA. Mav 23- Top seeded Conchita Martinez of Spain overwhelmed Linda Ferrando of Italy. 6 0. 6-2. Wednesday, advancing to the quarterfinals In the 150.000-dolfar European open women s tennis tournament, reports AP.
Martinez. 19. scinlfinallst at thia year s Italian Open, is currently ranked eighth in the world and Is considered an out-skic contender for the French Open tournament starting next
Tm very happy with the way I'm playing." she said after winning her second round match. Christel Fauche of;. Switzerland upset Sabine Hack of Germany. 6-2. 7-5. on' oilier match Wednesday.
Results: Conchita Martinez (I). Spain, def. Linda Ferrando.J Italy. 6-0. 6-2. Christel Fauche. Switzerland, def Sabtnc Hack.
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