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McNeil can’t delay Seles’ lunch
■PARIS. May 30 : Top seed and defending champion Monica Sc-tes of Yugoslavia went briskly ab-
out h«r business at the French Open1, on Saturday before heading for an early lunch, reports Reuter.
The 18-year-old Seles dispatched American Lori McNeil to the list of third round losers in the space of Just 45 minutes. winning 6-0, 6-1 to advance into the last 16.
"It was a good, comfortable match." Seles said. "Lori Is a tough player. She has a good serve and I didn't want her to get into the match too well."
The Yugoslav, who appeared for Ihe first time on Centre Court this year, has had the simplest of starts to her title defence, dropping Just six games in her first three matches.
Like earlier opponents Catherine Molhcs of France and Karin Kshwendt of Germany, McNeil served only as an appetiser to the main course of Seles tournament.
That will come in the second week when she meets seeded players less liable lo cave in quickly to her fierce battery of double-fisted groundstrokes.
Her match with McNeil was her swiftest execution to date but none of her opponents have lasted an hour and she has spent a total of only two hours 29 minutes on court.
Thal is more than two hours less than men's second seed Stefan Edberg needed to quell the challenge of Gabriel Mrkus of Argentina in a second round match on Thursday and Friday.
The 28-ycar old McNeil, who had not taken a set off Seles in cither of their two pre-
vious meetings, is ranked 27th in the world and had never gone further than the third round In Parts.
Seles missed Wimbledon
last, but has won the past four Grand Slams she's entered, including the Australian Open this year. Due to the upset of No 9 seed Anke Huber, the
first seeded player she could meet Is No 5 Jennifer Capriati tn the quarterfinals.
Seles fourth-round sppo nent will be Japan's Akiko Ki Jlmuta. who beat Britain's Jo Durie. 6-7 (7-5). 6-4. 6-4. No 13 Mary Pierce, a Montreal born Frenchwoman, beat Czechoslovak Andrea Str-nadova, 7-6 (7-1). 6-4.
The No 2 and No 4 seeds, Steffi Graf and Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, won their third-round matches Friday in straight sets.
No 3 seed Gabriela Sabatini ousted France's Julie Halard. 6-1. 6-3; and NO 5 Jennifer Capriati rallied to beat Czechoslovak Katrina Habsudova. 4-6. &-4. 6 3.