AUTO
1990 Jeep Cherokee Laredo. Automatic
power windows/ locks, $3,300. 693-4080.
1992 Mazda Protege- 4dr., auto., good in
terior, $900/060. 691-6437.
1995 GMC Sonoma. 5-speed, tinted, CD
player, a/c, $4,400 693-5650.
1998 Toyota Corolla LE -maroon, auto
matic, power windows, power locks,
$7,900/060. 774-7584, 574-4024.
1999 Black Pontiac Sunfire. 2dr, automat
ic, 27k, $8,000. 979-695-7772.
Police Impounds! Cars from $500. For
listings, 800-319-3323 ext.3782.
BED AND BREAKFAST
Brazos Bottom Plantation Home available
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weekend, graduation), weddings, week
end get-aways. For information/ reserva
tions call Rebecca Sicilio Lewis,’70, 979-
696-0091.
CHILD CARE
Childcare in my Southwood Valley home.
CPR &first aid certified. Ages 18mos.
&older. Please call Maria at 694-8240.
DJ MUSIC
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$250 a day potential/ bartending. Training
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$900/mo. 979-268-7400, www.rentalac-
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1-3/bedroom apartments. Some with w/d,
some near campus. $175-$600/mo. 696-
2038.
1757 Rock Hollow Duplex. 3/2. New
paint. Near pond. Available 8/20.
$1000/mo. (512)258-3815.
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Female roommate needed ASAP! Brand
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University Place condos, 4/4 with all ap
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1997 Windsor Mobile Home for sale.
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3bdrm/2ba, 2-level deck, on 1.85 acres.
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Brand New Wedding Gown, never worn,
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MOTORCYCLE
1992 Honda CR250. Very fast and lots of
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PETS
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AKC Labs -parents hunt. Wormed & 1st
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REAL ESTATE
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Newsday Crossword
DECISIONS, DECISIONS by Sally &U
Edited by Stanley Nawm
66 Keats creations
ACROSS
1 Loafer or
moccasin
5 Cereal holder
9 Grade
under an A
14 British noble
15 Notion
16 Run off to wed
17 Ending for
million
18 Anderson
of WKRP
19 Nun's attire
20 Halloween
choices
23 Word usage
24 Steers dear of
28 Move quickly
30 Before, in
poems
31 Precious stone
32 San Antonio
landmark
36 School corridor
38 Dagwood’s
young neighbor
39 “No matter
what” choices
42 Desertiike
43 Director
Preminger
44 Got up
45 Coai container
46 Sign of a
stage hit
47 Armed conflict
49 Start of a play
51 it parted in
Exodus
56 Coin-toss
choices
60 “O Come,
FatthfuF
63 Lariat
64 Highways:
Abbr.
65 Singer/actress
Jennifer
67 Adjust,
as a piano
68 Very particuiar
69 Treaty
70 Minor
argument
DOWN
1 Sofas and
benches
2 like gorillas
3 Senator Hatch
4 Vote in
5 Mississippi city
6 Aroma
7 Left the
premises
8 Wild animal’s
home
9 “Don’t act up!”
10 Greek
philosopher
11 Easy throw
12 News-service
tetters
13 Harden •
21 Funny
sounding
instrument
22 Before the
deadline
25 Eskimo house
26 Floor models
27 Evidence
of fire
29 Snapshot
30 Macaroni
shape
32 Addis
Ethopia
33 Words of
a song
34 “Cant you
take ,?"
35 Stylish,
in the ’60s
37 Louvre display
38 Make a mistake
40 Where Seoul is
41 insertion mark
46 One of
Snow White’s
tittle friends
48 Run in
50 Emphatic
agreement
52 Pub game
53 and take
notice
54 Actress
Verdugo
55 Something
desirable
57 Plummet
58 Carbonated
drink
59 Oil cartel
60 ’80s prime-time
alien
61 Comic Costello
62 What DJs spin
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SERVICES
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Monday, July l, 2002
Brazil
Continued from page 3
it did the samba in the stands.
Each member of the
Brazilian contingent held hands
and gathered in a circle in the
middle of the field just before
Cafu accepted the trophy.
“We did not have a debt, but
we are free now of the weight
on our consciences,” Ronaldo
said.
That weight now might fall
on Kahn, the best goalkeeper of
the tournament until he made an
egregious error in the 67th
minute. The Germans actually
were controlling play, looking
as adventurous as Brazil, until
Ronaldo struck.
He stole the ball from
Dietmar Hamann and fed his
attacking partner, Rivaldo. The
hard left-footed shot was
stopped by Kahn, who was
impenetrable for nearly the
entire month, allowing just one
previous goal.
But the ball ricocheted off
Kahn’s arms directly to
Ronaldo, who touched it home
with his right foot.
“Of course, it’s bitter when
you make a mistake in the
final,” Kahn said. “I think it was
the only mistake in the tourna
ment, and it was bitterly pun
ished — it’s 10 times as bitter.
“There’s no consolation, but
we have to go on.”
Ronaldo got another goal 12
minutes after his first, one fea
turing that special Brazilian
magic. Rivaldo cleverly
allowed Kleberson’s pass to
roll through his legs directly to
Ronaldo just inside the penalty
area. He right-footed a low
shot that a sprawling Kahn
could not reach.
"Today God reserved this for
me and the Brazilian team,”
Ronaldo said. “I’m very happy
and proud. I dedicate these goals
to my family and to Dr. Gerard
Saillant.”
Saillant is the French doctor
who performed surgery on his
knee, saving the career of the
25-year-old striker.
The victory set off wild cele
brations in Brazil, where the
sounds of car horns, plastic
Mattiace
Continued from page 3
Notah Begay had a share of
the lead for a hole but shot a 69
and finished third at 16 under.
David Toms (68) was fourth,
David Howser, who got into the
tournament on a sponsor’s
exemption, shot a 64 and tied
for fifth with Jim Carter (68),
Tripp Isenhour (68) and Matt
Kuchar (71).
Hnatiuk had been trying to
become the 10th first-time win
ner on tour this year. But he had
never led a tournament before
this week, and struggled with a
77 that included five bogeys, a
double bogey and two birdies.
He wound up tied for 14th.
Mattiace had no such prob
lems.
He had two birdies on the
front nine and turned at 13
under. He got his birdie streak
going as he strung together
birdies on Nos. 11 and 12. He
then birdied Nos. 15-17 that
gave him a share of the lead first
with Hnatiuk, then Begay, and
finally took it himself at the
tournament, which is sponsored
by FedEx.
Begay had his chance when
he tied Mattiace at 16 under with
a birdie on the par-3 14th.
He promptly gave a stroke
back on the next hole when he
followed a poor tee shot by
putting his approach into the lap
of a fan sitting behind the green
at the par-4 15th. Begay took a
drop that landed near an asphalt
path, chipped back across the
green and his chip to save par
just missed along the right edge
for bogey.
Mattiace birdied the par-5
16th and took the lead to him
self at 1 7 under. His birdie putt
on No. 17 put him 18 under,
and he just missed a birdie putt
left on No. 1 8. He tapped in for
par and waited with his family,
then hit a few balls on the prac
tice range.
Petrovic had his chances with
birdies on Nos. 15 and 16. He
left an eagle putt short on the
par-5 16th, and just missed forc
ing the playoff on No. 18.
SPORTS
THE BATTALION
trumpets and fireworks filled the
air. Thousands of beach-goen
danced in their bathing suits and
yellow Brazil jerseys to the
music of Samba drums beforea
giant-screen TV up on Riode
Janeiro’s Copacabana beach.
Many fans in Germany were
devastated. They hoped this
team, which no one expected
much from before the tourna
ment, could end its surprising
run with a fourth World Cuf
championship.
In Berlin, as a crowd of
3,000 filed away from
Potsdamer Platz, many fans
remained in front of a large-Bto lam
screen TV, holding their face
and crying after the final whis- naive
tie blew.
During a tournament high
lighted by upsets from the ven
beginning, when Senegal bea:
defending champion France in
the opener, the Brazilians never
faltered.
While such favorites as
France, Argentina and Portuga
went home early, and South
Korea, Turkey — even the
United States — was making its
mark, Brazil ignored it all.
“They have these incredible
individual skills,” German;
coach Rudi Voeller said. “The;
are so strong one-on-one. The;
are worthy world champions
They showed it today and in
other games as well.”
They showed it with flair,
particularly from the "Three
Rs,” with midfielder Ronaldinhc
returning from suspension to
spice the attack that Ronaldo fin
ished off.
They did it with defense,par
ticularly from Edmilson, who
made a brilliant block of Jens
Jeremies’ header early in fhe
second half.
They did it with Marcos,who
had four shutouts and ws
unbeatable. His best wort
Sunday came on Olivrr
Neuville’s blistering free bo
he barely tipped off the goal:
and out of play.
And they did it for Brazil.
“The secret is enthiw/a-Mi,
friendship, union and writkA
Scolari said. “We hadtore^
the image of a victorious
Brazil.”
Kile
Continued from page 3
JEFF SI
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Kile struggled through the first
half of this season before pitch
ing his most impressive outing
in over a year, just three days
prior to his passing in his hotel
room in Chicago.
Whether Kile had found a
way to reach the consistency he
desired so much will now never
be known, but the impact he
made as a clubhouse leader on
every team he played for left no
doubt to anyone but Kile him
self that he was worth every
penny he was paid.
Now, from Little League
fields to Major League ball
parks, baseball must not forget
to remember the legacy that
Kile left behind. Young play ers
should strive to imitate Kile, n0
because of his 1993 no-hitter
when pitching for the Houston
Astros or his 20 win season tor
the Cardinals, but because he
offered so much to fans and
other players.
Even after struggling
through two years in Colorado,
Kile never made an excuse
about why he did not play we ’
He knew he was paid to play 3
game and that he owed it to
everyone to give his best et o
every time he took the moun
Though Kile has now left
baseball unexpectedly, we m
all hope that his spirit is sti
alive somewhere among the
greed and dishonesty that h
the game today. May his spi
and values remain with eac
child picking up their first
baseball glove in the hopes o
playing in the Major League 8
someday. And may his spin
remain with all of us who g°
about our lives not thinking^
the people we spend each an
everyday with.
His passing has created a
void for baseball, but for al
who knew him personally an
for all who loved him profes
sionally, he will live forever'
our hearts.
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