Enqvist Goes Distance to Beat Chang

Unseeded Thomas Enqvist followed his upset of No. 2 Andre Agassi with a comeback victory Sunday over defending champion Michael Chang to win the U.S. Indoor tennis tournament in Philadelphia.

The 20-year-old Swede picked up $110,000 for his fourth career title, losing the first set 0-6 before coming back to win the final two, 6-4, 6-0.

Enqvist showed some life to open the second set by serving four aces at more than 115 miles an hour in the first game.

Winter Sports

Snow and rain forced organizers to postpone the second run of the women’s slalom in Maribor, Slovenia until today. . . .

Motor Sports

Jeff Gordon made a runaway of the Goodwrench 500 in Rockingham, N.C., starting on the pole and speeding to his third Winston Cup victory. Gordon led 329 of the 492 laps on the 1.017-mile oval, including the final 83.

Only Bobby Labonte, in his first season driving for a Chevy for Joe Gibbs Racing, gave Gordon any serious competition after the halfway point, taking the lead on lap 376 when Gordon had a slow pit stop under the green flag. Labonte finished second.