COP CLEARED DOLP WINS IN DEATH CASE GOLF TITLE
A district court jury acquitted former Deputy Sheriff William E. Guess of murder in the slaying of Jo Cortes Rubio, nephew of Mexican President Pascual Ortiz Rubio. The delay and verdict were reported as the case ended in the Oklahoma courtroom. The article also notes golf results with Dolp defeating Dr. O F Willing to win the Pacific Northwest amateur title.
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More
Okla
William E. Guess
Eria
Jo Cortes Rubio
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Guers
Frank Dolp
Alderwood Club
Portland
O. F. Willing
Dr. Willing
Alderwood Iinksman
Pitchers star in coast league and commissioner bid
Malcolm Moss enters the baseball hall of fame through the side door after another hitless start for Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast League. Wee Willie Ludolph and Elmer Jacobs post shutouts, while Monte Pearson also blanks Los Angeles. The Pacific Coast conference considers naming a commissioner as Big Ten and eastern practices influence reform. Frank Hunter, 68, holes out at Midwick Country Club for a 128-yard ace.
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Kentucky
Los Angeles
Baseball Hall of Fame
Sacramento
Chicago Cub
Wee Willie Ludolph
Oakland
San Francisco
Elmer Jacobs
Seattle
Monte Pearson
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten
Major Griffith
Walter Okeson
Frank Hunter
Midwick
Hunter
Frank Smith
Rancho Club
Major League Batting Leaders June Update
National League lead hitters include Hendrick of Cincinnati at .372 and Klein of Philadelphia at .354. American League rankings feature Ruth of New York at .399 and Cronin of Washington at .347, with multiple players surpassing .340. Also notes travel of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ronzone to Tonopah and guests returning to Los Angeles.
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Tavis
Philadelphia
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Klein
Grimm
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Whitney
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Stephenson
Strip
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Boston
Hogan
Allen
Lombardi
Brooklyn
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Simmons
Fonesca
Melillo
Combs
Hass
Phila
Berry
Markets Rally on Hoover Debt Holiday Boost
World stock and commodity markets surged as Hoover proposed a one year debt moratorium. U S Steel Radio Corp and United Corp led gains while tobacco stocks spiked as traders bet on improved conditions. Germany faced financial strain and a possible regime change if reparations remained unpaid. Cashman returns home from visit with brother James Cashman in Kansas City.
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Reichsbank
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Radio Corp
United Corp
Genl. Met
Case
Westinghse
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Las Vegas, New
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