The Indian Express -- Sports

Friday, May 30 1997

Top guns boom into third round

Michael Chang kept his chances of another French Open triumph alive by moving past Frenchman Jerome Golmard in four sets to reach the third round. Second seed Chang needed two hours and 24 minutes to overcome a brave challenge from the unseeded Golmard and progress 6-2 6-3 3-6 6-2.

WorldTel sues DD over non-payment of duty

Barely two days after the Independence Cup, telecast of which was co-produced by WorldTel and Doordarshan, the American company has dragged the national network to the Delhi high court for "dishonouring of past commitments" to the tune of over a crore of rupees.

Tyson, Holyfield to get $30 mn for rematch

Evander Holyfield and Mike Tyson each will receive a guaranteed $30 million for their heavyweight title rematch next month, promoter Don King announced.

Globalsport -- Uefa backs Johansson

Taylor suffers from Gloucesterphobia

Railways chug past Air-India, meet TN in final

Birds of the same feather may have fixed together

Malaysian scare for Hoyer-Larsen

Graf appears set to defend title

Dortmund stun Juventus to lift European Cup

Roberts aims at further progress

Sunil, Manoj to clash for title

India File -- Raja for sporting pitches in India

BEG outplay Income-Tax to enter final

Tamil Nadu claim 3 titles