Show V-- 4 rt liu 4uvrtTru'T-''"ri‘'rri‘i"i''rr- r ri ' — — r1" r- - i it up oyer Ranee (AP) — stormed the the Lioa Dutchy beach Tuesday A riven-hairBrazilian woman wearing only fragments of green and yellow fabric danced in the Old Port Thus of thousands of other Dutch and Brazilians sang shouted end Br&zil the goalkeeper shut the door 'Everyone grew and played with ed Indeed the Netherlands always pressed whether it was tied or they were in search of the tying goad and Patrick Kluivert deliv- ered it after missing several chances There were three min- -' utes left — a bit earlier than when Edgar Davids and Bergkamp got their winning goals in the second round and es throw a better street party quarterfinals They couldn't find the net often enough in the shootout though Netherlands in Marseille on Tues- Ronald de Boer said “We could against Brazil — and who can Before Brazil defeated the "You should shoot it day the teams' fans partied together at Prado Beach by the giant screen where English hooligans and Tunisian locals rumbled last month They also gathered at the port another England-Tunis- ia riot scene now swept clean of broken glass “We are the champions" bel- er lowed Stephan Dammers a from Den Bosch ical Netherlands with a bright orange face singing along with the music blasting out of monster speakers on the beach The Brazilian fans whose faces were painted in blue green and yellow had four prior World Cup championships to boast about They looked indulgently at the happy Dutch and chanted “Five times five times” Brazil defeated the Netherlands 4-- 2 on penalty kicks for a chance at a fifth World Cup title The over “I am happy and satisfied with the performance of the Dutch team against a great great team" added Netherlands coach Guus Hiddink AP photo e world Ronaldo the player of the year was held in check throughout the scoreless first half but broke free down the two-tim- Brazilian soccer fans in San Frandsco scream during Braurirs victory over Holland Tuesday standstill in teams fought to a regulation time Dammers had painted his predicted score in orange on his bare chest without bothering to 1- -1 1- -0 specify the victor He arrived bus ride Tuesday after a and planned to head back cm the bus — jubilant or despondent — 15-ho- ur an hour after the final whistle “Of course it’s worth it" he said “Just look around” Nearby the team’s mascot Dutchy a guy in a furry lion suit had just been ferried in over the waves in sn open boat People in silly orange hats and capes snake-dancon the sand Others without capes splashed in the water The eclectic mix of music was heavy on the universal soccer fans’ unofficial theme “You'll ed and yellow short shorts a match-halt- er and blue lips Her mg friend Nelson Almeida had a Brazilian flag on the rippling muscles of his bare chest “Sure we'll win but we can have fun together" Ramos said adjusting her Dutch orange cape Whip Confirmed from Page 6 The Wolverines had never lost to the Hornets before then and last week's game fueled the fire inside the Wolves’ bellies “I think our team actually came alive and came together ‘cause of Never Walk Alone” It also included “Deep in the Heart of and partying on Texas” “YMCA” rod ably “The Star-Spangl- ed inexplicBan- ner” Among the crowd of gyrating Dutchmen Karina Ramos from Rio de Janeiro darted in green At die part it was more of the same The police who had battled with English and Tunisian fans were relaxed this time rerouting traffic to give the crowds room to frolic in the street what happened France (AP) — For nifiMl is a chance France the World Cup to end decades of frustration in a tournament it created For Croatia just playing in tire game is perhaps the biggest event in the nation’s history since it broke away from Yugoslavia TWo different points of view one goal: a trip to the final to play Brazil for die championship of the world The team that wins tonight probably will depend on which iron- n clad defense cracks fireLFrance Wtufclf has sever reached fire title giving the nation an identity And their team has looked very good SAINT-DENI-S In the coming-of-ag- e game against Ger- 3-- game is seeking to become the first host nation in 20 years to play in the final Don Gundanen 1 1:1600 Tuaadoy So Cache Vaay CACHE VALLEY TIME TRIALS non a wvoneeoay Cache Juncton 10 maaa 630 pjn Cactia Vritay Sox 0 pjn Aaaca - at mg? 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two more since Argentina in 1978 Three times before France's World Cup run ended in die semis — in 1958 1982 rod 1986 Thiirench team though hushowif great confidence throughout the tournament and i withadcfenselikeit has who Led by Marcel Desailly and Laurent Blanc in the center and Lilian Thuram and Bixente Lizarazu over the wings it has conceded only one goal so far a penalty shot against Denmark The defense is tall and tough in the middle rod quick on the wings to counter deep moves by opponents It seems die only person not impressed with the French defense is Croat coach Miroslav Blazevic He calls it “not that strong" and minute the game goes on” French forward Youri Djorkaeff conceded: “They have the wind in their sails” Yet the French are considered the favorite For one thing they have the crowd behind them France which came up with the idea for the World Cup in the Roaring ’20s has slowly but surely awakened to the prospect of winning the title and with every game the pulse of 60 million people has quickened Croatia which gained independence only seven years ago already has surpassed whatever modest expectation it had to reach the final four in its very first World Cup Unburdened by pressure it has improved game by game and is within one win of a shot at being the first World Cup rookie to win the title since Italy in 1934 Players coaches fans even President Fran-j- o Tudjman have talked of soccer success "It was an indefensible goal" Rivaldo said "There was nothing we could da" Both goalkeepers made some runs help but no host nation has won the Cup Suker believes Croatia has the edge because it will be fresher for the semifinal thro France which needed a sudden-deat- h overtime goal to down Paraguay in the round and penalty kicks to overcome Italy after a scarelesfdraW fcrthequaiterfinal" “This is our advantage” Suker said “They will feel that more and more with every van ‘When you’re in the game you're relaxed" he said "and we believed in the victory But Kluivert took a pinpoint pus from Ronald de Boer and beaded it off ThfimcTs hands into the net to set up the overtime to hit the ball hard and score At the Stade de France tonight the vast majority of the 80000 fans will be rooting for “Les Bleus” dressed all in royal blue for this match of majestic proportions Home advantage would seem a formidable many a 0 win last Saturday Davor Suker personified Croatia’s play with deft skills and lethal finishing showing that newcomers can have the coed heads of veterans i just 21 secoods after half-H-e time took a perfect crocs from Rivaldo on left wiqg and after a deft touch of the fenfoot the ball through the legs of Dinkel explained "We all wanted France Croatia fight for first final Baseball in" have won Now the dream is med-uppli- ' 'A '“Butwe heart" Dungs haven't overcome the stress yet” There was no questioning either team's desire or tactics They both played to win Not even the World Cup crowd can drink France dry but hearty bands of survivor are doing their best Three nations niinmithe tournament As the soccer winds high-stakdown to its final stages so does the partying Fnmce meets Croatia just outside Paris on Wednesday to determine who plays in Sunday’s final : s i ed high-intensi- ty t Conthmed Aron Page player on the fidd all night and Dennis Bergkamp beat Taffarel MARSEILLE M r i-- Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday JutyS 1998 PagiS— Th chug-a-lugg- I'Trr § " r “ to rptn-- usu Sma11 Busine ®A-usucl- k Business and USU Extension : IPOOR |