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Stich posts easy win
SCHENECTADY . New York. Aug 23: Wimbledon champion Michael Stich over whelmed
Tomas Carbonell of Spain 6 I. 6-2 on Thursday to reach the quarter finals of the OTB In-tcrnaltonal tennis tournament reports Reuter
The hard serving German recorded eight aces and 10 service winners as he needed just 48 minutes to beat Carbonell
"I feel I played much better today than yesterday." said Stich. who survived a tense, flrat-eet liebreaker on Wednesday before defeating Australian Mark Woodfonic
"Obviously, lm trying to peak for the US Open. This to Just one step "
Carbonell said Stich to still
on a high coming off his Wimbk-don triumph.
lie is a cut above the rest of us right now. Carbonell said. "He has so much more confi dence."
Stich will face seventh-seeded Australian Todd Woodbridge in today's quarter finals
Woodbridge outlasted 1990 French Open champtoft Andres Gomez of Ecuador 6 7. 6 4.7 5 In the best match of ihc day
Gomez appeared lo have broken Woodbridge In ihc II th game of Ihe third set for 6-5 but had a ball overruted by chair umpire Dana Loconto that appeared to have hit the line.
'I don t want to take any thing away from Woodbridge, but I thought I was robbed, said Oomcz, who threw his racket in dlsgusl after the call.
There had been mistakes be ing made all day on line calls and he chose lo overrule the e»nly one on break point'
All eight seeds In the null draw advan-d lo ihc quarters for the first time this year, ac-cordlng to an ATP spokeswoman
The rest of the quarter-finalists are Spaniards Sergi Bruguera. Emilio Sanchez and Francisco Clamet, Soviets Andrei Cherkasov and Alexander Molkov and Hort Shor of Austria
In women s play, number two seed Julie Ha lard ot France was upset by Nicole
Provto if Australia 5 7, 9-2. 9^ 2
Top seed Anke Huber of Germany advanced in straight sets over American teenager Undsay Davenport 6 1. 7 5.