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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1994
Page
15
John McEnroe calls for speedier matches and a unified era of equipment, proposing shorter intervals between points, removal of the let card rule, all sets, a consistent rankings scheme with real stakes, a defined season, age minimum for pros, a potential doubles tour, and quieter fans to boost pace and excitement.
A compact crossword puzzle list featuring Across and Down clues from Atkins or Huntley to Make an edge. The grid includes references to Achilles heel skis styles presidents and academic terms, with many names such as Dean Niles Stanley Newman and well known terms like Akkadian god Zeus and Ferdinand V.
Pete Sampras insists winning remains his main focus as critics demand charisma and drama. He tracks superb Grand Slam form, reaching 11 straight quarters or better and a 75-16 career record, while avoiding sensational behavior. He compares himself to Joe DiMaggio for class and short, quiet focus on the job. He notes Centre Court moments and the sport’s need to share spotlight with other stars at Wimbledon.
The Wimbledon favorite Ivanisevic spoke after a strong run, saying he is playing better and cooler than in 1992 and hoping to keep his temper in check this time. He noted two bets against racket throwing, aiming to win them for personal satisfaction. He trails Sampras 5-3 in their head-to-head but notes Sampras dislikes his lefty serves.
Martina Martinez, 22, wins her first Grand Slam title beating Martina Navratilova in three sets. Martinez endured a hip strain, received a trainer during a 3 minute timeout, and recovered to claim the match after a tense second set.
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