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• Mullins, SIU like to keep it tough, gritty.(Sports)

  - 2007-03-21

  Byline: Mike Imrem Southern Illinois University point guard Bryan Mullins says it loudly and says it proudly: "I'm a Saluki for life." Why wouldn't he want to be? Why wouldn't anybody want to be right now? ...

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• ESCC names Hall of Famers; Peterson returns in water polo.(Sports)(Sports notes)

  - 2007-02-20

  Byline: Bob Frisk When they unveiled the first East Suburban Catholic Conference Athletic Hall of Fame class in 2006, everybody said it would be a tough act to follow. The conference obviously did its homework. The second group of...

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• Kelly catches on with Southern Illinois.(Sports)

  - 2005-05-10

  One of the area's best home run hitters finally found a home to play Division I college baseball. Hoffman Estates senior catcher Mark Kelly signed a letter of intent to play for Southern Illinois University during a weekend visit to Carbondale. The 6-foot-4 Kelly...

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• Conant's Koski commits to SIU baseball.

  - 2003-04-30

  Byline: Marty Maciaszek Daily Herald Sports Writer Kevin Koski was Southern Illinois University's most wanted baseball recruit. So the Conant senior center fielder figured there was no better place to go than Carbondale. Koski made a verbal commitment Tuesday morning to...

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• The National Game. - Review - book review

  - 2000-07-01

  * Two stylish sportswriters check in with a pair of reprints from Southern Illinois University Press. Originally published in 1910, The National Game (by Alfred H. Spink, 498 pages, $19.95) is the first important history of baseball, predating Albert Spalding's better-known America'S National Game by a year. Spink, the...

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• My Baseball Diary. - Review - book review

  - 2000-07-01

  * Two stylish sportswriters check in with a pair of reprints from Southern Illinois University Press. Originally published in 1910, The National Game (by Alfred H. Spink, 498 pages, $19.95) is the first important history of baseball, predating Albert Spalding's better-known America'S National Game by a year. Spink, the...

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