TB rises among immigrants in 1997 United States data
Atlanta AP reports that overall TB cases fell 7 percent nationally in 1997 to 19,855, the fifth straight year of decline, while cases among foreign-born residents rose 6 percent to 7,735, accounting for 39 percent of total. CDC and experts urge broader screening and global TB awareness. World estimates show TB kills 2 to 3 million yearly.
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Hepatitis A cases at Stanford prompt dining hall warnings
Six Hepatitis A cases at Stanford University prompt health officials to test a dining hall as a possible source. The six victims, including five students and a professor, are recovering. Officials note the incubation period can last 15 to 50 days and say they may not pinpoint a single source.
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Wizards fall to Pistons in embarrassing 102 83 loss
Washington was booed at the MCI Center as Detroit hammered the Wizards 102 83. Joe Dumars scored a season high 33 points, stripping the hosts of playoff hope with a 10 0 run late in the fourth. Strickland was out, crippling the Wizards’ offense and transition game.
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Ravens plan draft move back from top pick
Baltimore aims to trade the 10th overall pick to gain more selections. Ozzie Newsome says the Ravens may drop to 13 to 18, targeting a cornerback or wide receiver, and notes they have five picks this year after previous trades. Peter Boulware is highlighted as a standout rookie from the prior draft.
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Masters wind tests prodigious pack at Augusta
Tiger Woods shoots 71 to finish two behind leader Fred Couples, as gusts over 30 mph and slick greens challenge the stars. Couples carries a 69 into darkness with Woods three behind last year’s champion, while Montgomerie Azinger Hoch and Stankowski reach 70 to stay within reach.
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Falkenborg to start Keys season at Wilmington
Frederick Keys open at Wilmington with right hander Brian Falkenborg as the starter. Pitching coach Larry Jaster praised his spring and readiness to lead the year, while Scott Mullen opposes him for Wilmington. Parento and Parrish slated for subsequent starts as the rotation tightens for a season kick off.
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Carter Delivers in Orioles 2 1 Win Over Royals
Joe Carter drove home the go ahead run in the eighth inning as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Kansas City Royals 2 1 for their seventh straight win. Cal Ripken tied the game with a seventh inning homer moving past Lou Gehrig on the all time hits list. Arguably strong bullpen work from Armando Benitez sealed the win with the hold and Key earned the victory in seven strong innings.
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Frederick eyed for USPSL softball team at Harry Grove Stadium
The United States Professional Softball League plans a Frederick franchise from April to September with 2 000 to 3 000 fans per game. Games would be weekend doubleheaders at Harry Grove Stadium using 90 foot basepaths and a 52 foot pitcher’s mound, fitting a 32 team national schedule. City officials reportedly receptive, Keys ownership unsure.
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College notes honor multiple athletes across leagues
Jenny Engel of Singapore and the University of Maryland gym team earned East Atlantic Gymnastic League All-Conference second team honors. Aaron Price of Singapore and Mount St. Mary’s College was named NEC scholar-athlete in men’s indoor track and field for a second straight year. Mike Anders of Thomas Johnson and Bucknell led Patriot League pitching with a 2.74 ERA and 36 strikeouts. Patricia Galayda of Singapore and St Francis PA won NEC softball pitcher of the week with a 10-4 record and 0.79 ERA. Freshman Becca Hoffman pitched a perfect game for Shepherd College against Shenandoah.
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Singapore
University of Maryland
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Mount St. Mary's College
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St. Francis College of Pennsylvania
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Shepherd College
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Middletown
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Damascus
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Brunswick
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Poolesville
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