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	Vol.7, No 15, September 23, 1999
	Injuries hamper 49ers By Elyse Medlin Daily Forty-Niner   After dropping to No. 5 following last week's loss against Hawaii, the 49ers will play their first conference match against unranked Utah State on Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at The Pyramid.  However, the 49ers will be without senior outside hitter Veronica Walls against Utah State, who is recovering from a viral infection. Wall may also be out for Saturday's televised game against No. 1 ranked Pacific. Her doctor recommended bed rest for the infection, said LBSU Head Coach Brian Gimmillaro. Also questionable for Thursday's game is sophomore setter Keri Nishimoto, who is rehabilitating a sprained ankle.  Nishimoto said it's up to Gimmillaro if she plays tonight. "I'm not jumping full height," Nishimoto said.  "I canít go 100 percent for some balls....[but] If he puts me in, Iíll be ready to play." Gimmillaro acknowledged the challenge. "I know they'll [Pacific] have the biggest crowd of the year," Gimmillaro said. ìItíll be big and hostile."		CFA angry over raise process Students welcomed to mixer New system makes e-mail easier Mentor program gives support, helps with pressures of life Toys don't kill Threats no joke WWF sues bunny Ol' Dirty Bastard does it again with new album 'Tootsie' and 'The Big Chill' make good rentals Injuries hamper 49ers Haneef blocks opponents' way LBSU soccer team tries for two this weekend Men's polo looks to rebound after tough week Fall 99 ISSUES DAILY 49ER HOMEPAGE
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