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Marathon death and results overshadow 38,706-field race
In Boston Marathon action a 1-year-old Swedish man Humphrey Liesage of Stockholm died after finishing the 26.2-mile race from an apparent heart attack. Nobuko Fugwoura of Japan placed behind the winner in 2 29 24 as Sharon Stabler led DC women. Jean Dascoil won a wheelchair race title, while Heinz Frei led the men’s wheelchair division. Boys Latin tops SJPH in golf and St John’s Prospect Hall host Mount Pisart.
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Hood College lacrosse advances to AWCC final matchup
Hood College women's lacrosse reaches the Atlantic Women's College Conference Championship final after a semifinal loss to College of Notre Dame. Robyn Schecter scores both Hood goals in the setback while Schecter Kearney Francis and teammates earn All-Conference honors. Earlier wins included 12-10 over Mary Baktrin and 16-1 against Trinity.
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White Sox edge Royals in 11-10 slugfest comeback
Chicago overcame an 10-0 deficit to beat Kansas City 11-10 as Orie Guillen lined an RBI double in the ninth after Harold Baines led off with a single. The Royals rallied with six runs in the second and tied 10-10 in the eighth, but Guillen's hit sealed the win.
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USFSA Bars Brennan From Skating Events
USFSA bars Washington Post writer Christine Brennan from covering events over alleged biased reporting. In a April 10 letter president Marty Stillwell told George Solomon the media services normally afforded to members will not be offered at USFSA events. Brennan authored Inside Edge addressing homosexuality, parent pressure, and the Kerrigan Harding saga.
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Spriggs Shuts Out Owls In 1-0 Frederick Victory
Frederick Cadets pitcher Kristian Spriggs threw a complete game shutout against Westminster to earn a 1-0 win. He struck out nine and allowed five hits over seven innings while also scoring the decisive run in the fifth after drawing a walk. Wes Mobley and Mark Zebra provided the key RBI by delivering a single and an RBI double.
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Carey Keys Washington Role as Penguins Prep
Washington's goalie Jim Carey anchors the last line of defense as the Capitals prepare to face the Pittsburgh Penguins. Coach Poile stresses top goaltending is essential for any chance at success, while Carey acknowledges the underdog label and the season’s biggest challenge ahead.
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Orioles aim for first playoff berth since 1983
In a clubhouse moment, Sous warned not to count on the Orioles to reach the playoffs this year. Devereaux praised the Braves depth and health as key to success, noting the Orioles have the personnel to compete.
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Short Takes Anderson Nomo Win Weekly Awards
Hideo Nomo of the Dodgers and Brady Anderson of the Orioles were named National and American League players of the week. Nomo threw two complete game three hitters, allowed one earned run, and struck out 23. Anderson batted .500 with three home runs, two doubles, six runs scored, and a 1.111 slugging percentage.
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Baseball attendance climbs in second week of season
Attendance rose 6.8 percent over last season's average in the season's second week, averaging 27,281 across 159 dates versus 25,632 at the start of last season. The gain follows a 20 percent drop after the 232 day strike, and compares to last season's final average of 25,257, marking an 8 percent rise.
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Miller Improves After Eye Surgery Ahead of Playoffs
Indiana Pacers center Miller shows progress after reconstructive surgery on his right eye socket. He suffered double vision from a Saturday collision with Detroit players Otis Thorpe and Allan Houston, plus a mild concussion and neck sprain. Doctors estimate recovery up to three weeks.
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Tagliabue pushes Bucs stadium plan in Florida Capitol
NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue lobbied in Tallahassee to back a Hillsborough tax plan for a 168 million Buccaneers stadium. A 5 percent rental car tax would fund the project, with Sept. 5 voter decision. Palm Beach businessman Malcolm Glazer warned he might move the team if no stadium is built.
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Wisconsin coach suffers rare brain hemorrhage at banquet
Jane Albright-Dieterle, 46, longtime Wisconsin women’s basketball coach, was hospitalized after severe head pain at an awards banquet. Doctors found a brain hemorrhage, ruled out tumor and stroke, and said she is in fair condition in ICU with tests ongoing to locate the bleeding source.
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Kariya, Puppa, Alfredsson earn April NHL honors
Paul Kariya of the Mighty Ducks becomes franchise first to reach 50 goals in a season and captures April Player of the Month after seven goals and seven assists in seven games. Liz Puppa of Tampa Bay wins Player of the Week with 3 wins and a 2.00 GAA as the team makes the playoffs. Daniel Alfredsson of Ottawa named Rookie of the Month for April with five goals and five assists.
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