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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 2002

Page

18

Judge's ruling could leave Weber Salukis scrambling

A federal judge in Columbus weighs the NCAA vs exempt tournaments affecting SIU 2002-03 men's basketball. If Sargus sides with the NCAA the Salukis lose exempt-play eligibility, else they regain access and may secure a Las Vegas return. Weber warns of a near-term scramble to finalize the schedule unless a ruling arrives within days.

Carbondale Columbus Ohio Southern Illinois University Salukis Siu Edmund A. Sargus Jr NCAA Sargus Espn.com Saluki Bruce Weber Las Vegas Hawaii Cal State-Northridge Weber Indiana Hoosiers Bloomington Northridge Siu Arena

Weber seeks quick ruling on NCAA exempt tours for SIU

Southern Illinois University coach Bruce Weber aims for a fast decision in the NCAA exemption dispute to allow a possible summer Europe trip for the Salukis. If allowed, the plan includes 10 days of practice and up to 10 games ahead of the 2002 03 season, benefiting returning players and guards.

Carbondale Southern Illinois University Bruce Weber NCAA Edmund A. Sargus Jr Salukis Weber Europe Josh Warren Stefan Jabkiewicz SSU Sylvester Willis Brad Korn

Brazil and England face off in World Cup quarterfinal clash

TSUNA Japan AP reports Brazil and England meet in a high profile quarterfinal in Shizuoka. Brazil, seeking its first title since 1994, clashes with England, whose last crown came in 1966. Ronaldo speaks of regaining form after illness and knee injuries.

Brazil England Tsuna Japan Juninho Germany

Die-hard World Cup fans dodge sleep for daily pickup soccer

Carbondale locals Ruben Camejo and Mike Mibb are fixtures at Parrish Park play nights during the World Cup. Fans fight fatigue to watch early 1:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. matches, then join 45 minute halves of pickup games. The U.S. surge and upsets boost pride as sleepers miss classes and work late.

Carbondale Ruben Camejo Mike Mibb Camejo Mibb Parrish Park South Korea ESPN Southern Illinois University Spain Camero Elias Velasco SIU Chicago Mexico U.S United States France Italy John Hatch

Americans Aim to Upset Germany in World Cup Clash

Young US forwards Landon Donovan and DaMarcus Beasley vow they can beat Germany despite a 5-1 underdog tag from Ladbrokes. The U S squad, buoyed by a 2-0 win over Mexico, seeks a first World Cup semifinal since 1930 as nine players have ties to German clubs and previous meetings show a competitive history.

USA Landon Donovan Brad Friedel Eddie Lewis Mexico Germany U.S Frankfurt Ladbrokes United States Donovan Redlands Calif DaMarcus Beasley Beasley Paris Florida Rostock Clint Mathis Kasey Keller Ulsan South Korea

Weber to sing at Wrigley Cubs Cards party for SIU fans

SIU fans plan a Cubs game weekend at the Cubby Bear Lounge to celebrate the Salukis. Coach Weber will perform, aiming to avoid embarrassment while the university revels in its NCAA Cinderella run. The event, hosted by SIU alumnus George Loukas, marks the 25th year of SIU alumni converging on Wrigley when the Cardinals visit.

Weber Wrigley Salukis Ed Buerger SIU Alumni Association Cardinals Cubby Bear SIU George Loukas Missouri Valley Conference Saluki Cubs Steve Cunningham Southern Ilinois University Southern Steve. Cunningham Thesouthern

South Carolina tops Clemson in College World Series

Trey Dyson hit two two run homers and Landon Powell and Steve Thomas added solos as South Carolina outslugged Clemson 12-4 to stay alive. Matt Campbell pitched 6 2 thirds innings for the Gamecocks who improved to 56-17 and will meet Clemson again Friday for a spot in the final. Zane Green homered on the first pitch of the game.

Omaha Neb Trey Dyson South Carolina Clemson Landon Powell Steve Thomas Gamecocks Matt Campbell Tigers Zane Green

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