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PAGE 22 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1985 Jane Young sets her sights on US. Open spot Mark Bryson Chronicle Staff With her first taste of the elite ranks of women's tennis under her belt, Waterloo's Jane Young has set her sights on the future. Only a week after bowing out in the second round of the $365,000 Player's Challenge Tennis tour- nament to West German veteran Sylvia Hanika. the 20 year-old Canadian national champion is now anxiously awaiting an invi- tation to compete in the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows, New York. That invitation hinges on the Women's Tennis Association computer rankings that come out next week. Prior to last week's Toronto tournament, Young was ranked 262nd in the world, but expects to move up dramatically because of her recent showings. “I expect it to move up quite a lot and feel I have a good shot lat making the us. Oper)" she said in an interview from the Toronto Lawn Tennis Club, Looking back on her participa tion in the Player's mom. which "ventually went to dvfending champion Chris F.vvrt Lloyd. Young felt it was a good ('Xpl'ri once, “I thought it was good for me because I got to 50v how good the players really are It's waxy to tell how good they are watching them on H‘lruslon. but ICs dif fvrent playing them You rcahos DIE] tity OllF'llF: 1095 Weber St. E., Kitchener 744-6519 699 Belmont Ave. W.. Kitchener 578-7900 ANY LARGE SUBMARINE il BIG JOHN'S SUBMARINES loo OFF MANICURES 2"" OFF PEDICURES 1jAtaevssauats Offer good until August l/fl we: (all ludy at 3864412 490 Frh St. W. (Beechwood Centre) frh at Hellman (Not vatnd on Monday and Tuesday) Mon~Wed.Ham~1am Thurs 31 am-2am Fo ASat ll any-Jam Sun V a p m -modmgM upon presentation of this coupon offer in effect with indy until Aug. M/tG FREE MANICURE upon fir/it":,!,',',",',',', of this coupon offer in e fed with Indy until Aug. 31/85 NO LIMIT PICK UP ORDERS ONLY with the purchase of our '55 PERM Along with that aspect, Young used the opportunity to learn what areas of her game she has to improve. By her own admis- sion Young says she will be spending a lot of training time in three areas which she considers weak in her game; first service, hitting the ball on the rise and coming to the net. that you're not as far off as you thought you were," she said. "i've always played a baseline game and you can still do it in the higher leagues, but there are certain shots you have to take advantage of," she said. Young also enjoyed the person- al aspect of her first WTA tour- nament. “I've never been in a tour- nament with all the big guns but it was quite an experience. It's hard to think about playing with them when you sort oi idolize them." “I gums Vm full time in Toron In no" hut I still ' home. bet ter .. The biggest thrill came when Martina Navratilova approached Young, introduced herself and spent a few minutes talking. Should she not reach Flushing Meadows this time round. Young plans to stay away from tour naments for the next few months to concentrate on intensive train- ing under coach Jim Boyce in Toronto. but says she will get to Waterloo as often as possible, - Offen'sive stars over the past two games were: Jag? Stockiew with five hits, including two A. r-----)------- In Waterloo last Wednesday, Ghosts also fell behind early but overcame a 5-1 deficit to beat Shakespeare 9-5. ‘_ _ A Waterloo Ghosts clinched second spot in the Midwestern Ontario Ladies Softball League by splitting their two games last week. Monday night in Kitchener, Ghosts spotted K-W Civitans a 7-0 lead and fell short in their comeback bid as they dropped a 7-5 decision. 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