Latta Leads Star City in Daily Sporting Column
Latta supplies daily Star coverage with focal, state and national sports items. The column highlights headlines from local teams to major league action, delivering concise notes on scores, standings and notable performances.
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Hagerstown Raiders Open 1930 Season with Loss
The Hagerstown Raiders fell 7 to 6 to Winchester Park Association in a season debut in this city. Despite cold weather a large crowd watched the two teams battle amid strong play and the Raiders showed promise as they move toward the next week contests.
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Lefty Grove Wins Thirteenth as Athletics Beat Detroit
Lefty Grove earned his 13th win of the season as Philadelphia defeated Detroit 5 to 3 before 26,000 fans. Foxx hit a homer with Simmons aboard in the inning to give the A’s the lead. Hoyt lasted six for Detroit before leaving with an injury. Joe Boley was hit in the wrist and may miss several days.
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Giants and Cardinals Dominate With Big Baseball Victories
In a busy day of baseball, the New York Giants fell behind the Cubs early but won 18 to 5 behind a homer by Hack W withsimmons and strong hitting. St Louis Cardinals crushed Brooklyn 15 to 6 as Watkins and Frisch homered. Cincinnati and Boston split a twin bill, the Braves winning 13 to 1 in the nightcap. Wally Berger homered twice for the Reds in the second game. Standings show Hagerstown chambersburg Waynesboro Frederick and others atop the league.
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Budget Reflects 5 Percent Increase Over Last Year
The present fiscal year budget stands at 4,203,254,457 dollars, rising five percent from the prior year. The document outlines funding priorities and allocations across departments.
President Hoover seeks further cuts to offset revenue drop
President Hoover announced after talks with his cabinet and independent heads that the administration will pursue reductions in government expenditures below budget estimates to counter a possible revenue shortfall from a business downturn.
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Former Banker Neblett Gets One Year For Embezzlement
Neblett a former cashier of the Bank of Victoria Virginia was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for embezzling about 21 900 from the bank. Judge Robert F Hutcheson presided after a plea of guilty and in a case linked to ex president W J Reed who received a similar sentence following a jury verdict.
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