UFO Info Week-End

It has staff monitoring each and every game updating the progress with every point

It has staff monitoring each and every game, updating the progress with every point. The world has moved on and there are now such useful tools as the Internet. For the price of a local telephone call, anybody in the world can follow a game as it develops, point by point. Undoubtedly there are easier ways to see a contest unfold, but for those most intimately involved, it is the next best thing if they could not get over to England, and there is no broadcast on either television or radio for them.
The American Justin Gimelstob got an idea of the tension involved for the screen- watchers when he called home following his five-set marathon victory over the French Open champion, Gustavo Kuerten.”My father [Barry, a New Jersey financial consultant] has a bunch of people in his office who follow tennis and they watched it on the Internet point by point,” he said. Replacements (from): C Barrea, T Solari, AN Other, C Promanzio, O Hasan, P Bouza.. Gary Lineker once famously cited Teletext as the only way to watch Wimbledon play football.

Solari and Promanzio have been demoted to the bench.The promotion of Albanese and Travaglini, both 23, resulted from their performance in Tuesday’s 26-10 loss to Taranaki, the Pumas’ coach, Jose Imhoff, said yesterday.ARGENTINA (v New Zealand, second Test, Hamilton, Saturday): E Jurado; F Soler, E Simone, D Albanese, L Arbizu (capt); G Quesada, F Miranda; P Camerlinckz, R Martin, G Llanes, P Sporleder, R Travaglini, M Reggiardo, M Ledesma, R Grau. The winger Thomas Solari, who scored the Pumas’ only try in their 93-8 loss in Wellington last week, has been replaced by Diego Albanese and up front Roberto Travaglini comes in for flanker Christian Viel and Mario Ledesma for hooker Carlo Promanzio.Rolando Martin, last week’s blindside flanker, switches to open side and Facundo Soler moves to right wing from the left. A local player, Mike Davies, standing in for the full-back Campbell Aitken, claimed four of the tries with Iain Sinclair, Gareth Flockhart and Alan Bulloch also scoring. Mark McKenzie converted two of the tries and kicked one successful penalty.
Aitken, who went home for family reasons, flies back to New Zealand later this week but Matt McGrandles is returning to Scotland, having suffered a shin injury.Argentina have dropped three players and made two positional changes for the second Test against New Zealand on Saturday.

The race organisers said he wanted to rest before defending his title in France.. Scotland’s development squad, the Silver Thistles, ran in seven tries as they beat Waikato’s Under-21 team 41-18 in New Zealand yesterday. “The tour isn’t over until Zurich,” he said.The Tour de France winner, Bjarne Riis, who was in 14th place after Tuesday’s stage in the Swiss race, dropped out before yesterday’s stage because of bronchial problems. The difference may be too much for Camenzind to make up on the final stage to Zurich today.”Under normal circumstances Agnolutto is a deserving champion,” Camenzind said But the Frenchman was cautious. Some 18km (11.2 miles) from the finish, he broke away from the pack and crossed the line a comfortable 1min 6sec ahead of the second- placed Jan Ullrich of Germany and the third-placed Leonardo Piepoli of Italy.Agnolutto, who built up a lead of 11min 32sec in the early stages, finished 19th, some 2min 53sec behind Camenzind.