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Seeded players struggle in Indianapolis

Published Nov 23, 2009

INDIANAPOLIS(AP) Sam Querrey beat fellow American Rajeev Ram 7-5, 6-3 in the second round of the Indianapolis Tennis Championships on Thursday night.

Querrey will play No. 7 seed Marc Gicquel of France in the quarterfinals on Friday. Gicquel beat Jesse Levine of the United States 6-2, 6-2.

Top-seed Dmitry Tursunov advanced with a win over Marcos Daniel of Brazil.

Tursunov, Querrey and Gicquel are the only seeded players to advance to the quarterfinals.

American Alex Bogomolov beat No. 2 seed Dudi Sela of Israel on Thursday. American Wayne Odesnik beat No. 4 seed Igor Kunitsyn of Russia, Frank Dancevic of Canada beat No. 5 seed Benjamin Becker of Germany and American John Isner beat No. 8 seed Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan.