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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2007
Page
13
Clint Bowyer opened the Nextel Cup Chase for the championship by winning from the pole at New Hampshire International Speedway. The NASCAR driver earned his first career victory as he kicked off the Chase on Sunday.
SIU quarterback Nick Hill thrived vs Southern Utah completing 16 of 26 for 252 yards and four touchdowns with no picks. He spread passes to eight receivers, none with more than three catches, showcasing a deeper corps and less pressure as fans eye a potential shift from run heavy to balanced attack.
Southern Illinois University softball claimed the fall tournament title as Jayme Wamsley drove in the go ahead run with a two out single in the seventh against SIU Edwardsville, finishing 2-for-3 in the finale while lifting the Salukis over Evansville and Missouri Valley foe. Wamsley also served as catcher and aided young pitchers Nikki Waters and Danielle Glosson in a weekend of mixed results as coach Kerri Blaylock praised the lineup and emerging talent.
In St. Louis Dante Hall dropped a late punt, Marcus Hudson recovered for San Francisco setting up the winning 49ers field goal. Jeff Wilkins missed a 56-yard attempt with 59 seconds left as San Francisco escaped with a 17-16 win. Frank Gore and Alex Smith led a shaky 49ers offense, while the Rams despite a 392-186 yard edge dropped to 2-0 and squandered opportunities.
Jeff Richgels of Madison Wis rallied in the final rounds to beat David Traber 204 155 in the 2007 PBA Midwest Region Herrin Bowl Open in Herrin. Richgels, averaging 203 pins per game, overcame an early scare and used match play to down Eugene McCune and top seed Traber for the title.
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