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Connors going for Swedish title
STOCKHOLM.
Sweden. Oct 22 : Jimmy Connors continues to amaze his opponents. reports AP.
Jet-lagged after a red-eye flight from California. Connors steps onto the tennis court to play a practice set against Stefan Edberg.
The Swede wins it 6-4 after Connors, who had arrived in Stockholm only a few hours earlier, takes a 3-1 lead. Afterward, the world s topranked player praises the game's elder statesman.
Tve played extremely well in practice once after a long-haul flight" Edberg recalled. "But he's 39.... so naturally I'm impressed by Connors."
The American who has won a record 109 singles titles in his amazing career, will go for his first in Sweden this week as he gives the Stockholm Open another try.
Connors plays Martin Jalte. a clay-court specialist from Argentina, in the first round of the dlrs 11 million tournament Tuesday on the Globe Arena s centercourt.
Edberg, who received a first-round bye along with the 15 other seeds, takes on fellow countryman Peter Lundgren foltowing Connors' match.
Edberg may be No 1 and a
Swede, but Connors is getting most attention here. Jimbo Is used to it. of course. Same thing happened in the US Open. Edberg won. but tt was Connors' spectacular march to the semifinals that made It such an exciting tournament.
Connors, who accepted a wild card berth by the Swedish organisers, has played this tournament six times since 1972.
He came close of winning it tn 1975. but was upset by Italian Adriano Panatta in the final. He made the semis in 1976. 1981 and 84
Connors could hardly have Ccked a tougher tournament r his first outing since the US Open. Nine players In the top 10. including all four Grand Slam winners this year, have entered the Stockholm Open. Only eighth-ranked Andre Agasnt Is missing tn the top 10.
The three other Grand Slam winners don t play until Wednesday. No 2 Boris Becker, who beat Edberg In last year's final here and won the Australian Open In January, faces Omar Camprese of Italy: French Open champ Jim Courier plays Cari-Uwe Steeb of Germany and Wimbledon champton Michael SUch starts against Aaron Krlckstein r
Kriekstetn edged Libor Plmek of Belgium 6 2. X 7-4 Monday The American capitalised on two double faults by his Chechoslovakian born opponent to win the thlrdset tiebreak X.
1 was fortunate to pull tt out." said Kriekstetn "A match like that can go either way. I'm happy to get by this first
Sttoh. the fourth seed won another ATP tournament In Vienna. Austria last week and the Supreme Court surface should suit his serve and-volley game well
"It's going to be a tough match." said Kriekstetn. who's ranked 47th in the world. "But if I play my beat I think I got a shot I ve played pretty well since the US Open "
Mck Leach, the onto other American In action Monday, tost to Camporese 6-4. 4-2. Leach, a double spedallot. had ^mlify to get into the amht