NHL R&D camp weighs rule changes for 2012 season
Toronto hosts the league second annual R D camp where 27 proposed changes are tested by top 2012 draft prospects in scrimmages. Ideas include longer 4 on 4 overtime, four on four then three on three, full penalties, trapezoid removal, no line change for offsides, and a bear hug rule to curb dangerous hits.
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Price-Smith headed to MVC Hall of Fame
The Missouri Valley Conference will induct Southern Illinois University track and field coach Connie Price-Smith as an Institutional Great at the Hall of Fame ceremony on March 2 in St. Louis. The 2012 class also honors Denny Crum, Paul Silas, Joey Woody, Charlie Spoonhour, and Fred Schmalz.
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Salukis rely on big receivers to spark new offense
Southern Illinois University receivers led by Fuller, 6 foot 3, 189 pounds, showcase size and blocking in practice. The No Names group aims for big plays this fall after a modest 2010 with four career receptions for Fuller and limited long completions, as coordinator DeBoer notes potential for more touchdowns if blocking improves.
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Miners fall apart in loss at home by Grizzlies
The Gateway Grizzlies rallied with two bases loaded walks in the ninth to overcome the Southern Illinois Miners 9-8 in Sauget. Miners reliever Clayton Dill had not given up a run in 18 innings before surrendering the comeback, sending readers to page 2C for more.
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Craig powers Cardinals past Pirates with two homers
Allen Craig snapped an 0-for-11 slump and injury layoff by homering twice and driving in three as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-2. Yadier Molina collected three hits as STL salvaged the series finale to stay within reach of Milwaukee in the NL Central.
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