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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1929

Page

6

Jersey Cop Captures Big Money in Cross Country Marathon

Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey won the C C Pyle transcontinental foot race finishing New York City to Los Angeles in 525 hours 57 minutes 20 seconds to take 25000 dollars first prize. Pete Gavuzzi finished 2 minutes 47 seconds back earning 10000 dollars.

Los Angeles Johnny Salo Salo New York City Pete Gavuzzi Gavuzzi Passaic, N. J Gavuzin Wrigley Field Guisto Ameri Italy Sam Richman New York Paul Simpson Burlington N. C Philip Granville Hamilton Ontario Pyle

Hagen Heads Open Field as Favorite for U S Championship

Walter Hagen, 38 next autumn, is a favorite for the U S Open at Winged Foot. The American has won the British Open four times since 1922 and the U S Open twice, with a record of not finishing second and only one third. Hagen’s 67 at Muirfield and his showmanship in exhibitions bolster his title bid, though a venue change to a British course could help.

United States Wee Chick Evans Mike Brady Winged Foot Hagen George Duncan Duncan Archie Compston Compston Muirfield Yale Thames Bartlett's Cove Ed Leader New Haven Harvard Yate Crimson

Manush Leads Saints To Win In Boston

Heinie Manush led St Louis with a triple and three hits as the Browns beat the Red Sox 5 to 2 in Boston to close the series three games to one. Four double plays aided the visitors, with Kress and Melillo among the batters contributing. Boston scored in the first and ninth but could not overcome the rally by St Louis.

Boston St Leuis Browns Red Sox Browns Heinie Manush St Louis Mwneely Reeves weGwn Cf Nersky Menush Rothrrz Blue Ib Gerberss C Kress Ss Wilmszziel O'Arke Rhyne Ss Liso Serrtt Schange Berry Bayne Rufing Batt St. Louis Kress Rourke Melillo Kimsey Crowder Reeves Rhyne Scarritt W. Barrett McPay Errors Melillo Regen Todt McNeely Bue O'Rourke Manush Manush Scarritt Melillo Blue Narlesky Blu Melill Kress Melilo Blue Reeves Regan Crowder McFayden Kimety Kimney McPayden

Pirates and Reds Split Sunday Doubleheader

The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 in the first game as rain disrupted the day, while the Reds won the nightcap 6 to 1. Grimes and Hemsley led Cincinnati’s pitching in the second game as Sukeforth contributed defensively for Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds Pirates Reds Meine Hemsley Luke Kelp Earhardt Ash Gooch Sukeforth Necinnat Grimes Fusse Linto Donohue

Giants Beat Dodgers in 11-4 Slugfest at Brooklyn

New York Giants overwhelm Brooklyn 11 to 4 with Lindstrom’s four hits and two homers. Ott adds a solo shot as the Giants rally past the Dodgers before 30,000 fans. detailed box shows Lindstrom 2 homers and 4 hits, Ott 14th homer, O Parrell, Herman also homer for Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Preddy Lindstrom New York Piatbush Melvin Ott O’parrell Herman Brookly New Hoc Roush Koupalp Balou Asists Lindstrom Cohen Jackson O'Prarrll Hubbell E. Moore Hendrick Bressier Basierof Kibert Dudley Ballou Picin Roush Ott Mudley Bancroft Terry Moore Dude Koupali Koupal

Jamieson Delivers Clemens Outing as Indians Edge Athletics

Cleveland wins 10 to 9 on a ninth inning diving catch by Charlie Jamieson with bases loaded and two out. The defeat adds to the Athletics’ recent slide, marking their fourth loss in 29 games.

Cleveland Charlie Jamienson Bishop's Indians Athletics Pola Abr HC Cleveind Abr HC Bubop Jamieeon Daaset Lfonesss Motels Shores Tavener Philadelphia Bishop Cochrane Simmons Boley Walberg Pomseca Sewell Lind Burnett Miller Zinn Haas Lind Burnett Avert Ponseca Ferrell Jamieson J. Spewel

Phillies Clinch Series With 7 2 Win Over Cubs

Ray Benge fanned thirteen Cubs as Philadelphia defeated Chicago 7 to 2 in a 40,000 crowd. O'Deul homered in the seventh, and the Phillies broke the game open with five runs in the sixth. Grimm, Grace and Davis led Philadelphia with key hits and RBIs while Nehf and Benge combined for the win.

Chicago Ray Beng Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Art Newf Ha Carlson Phillies Frank O'Deul Phila Beck Lothrnef Cuyler Rf Hurst Hornby Whitny Wilsonef Klein Rf Grimmi Pribrg Bengep Carisonpo Jonard Po Jonnard Thompson Whitney Friberg Davis Benge Beck Cuyler Hornsby Grimm Neat Grace Wison Devis Southern Whitney O'Doul Grimm McMillan Saccrifices Grimm Beck Horneby Davis Carlson Nehf Benge Hite Jonnaralin

Printers Enter Twilight Meet to Challenge 100 Yard Record

At Yankee Stadium six leading printers join the special invitation 100. George Simpson’s unofficial 4-10 second mark may be challenged by entrants including Clance Bracey Rice Institute Eddie Tolan Negro Nash from Michigan and Karl Wildermuth of Georgetown in the Metropolitan AAU event.

New York George Simpson Yankee Stadium Metropolitan Association AAU Clance Bracey Rice Institute Simpeon Eddie Tolan Negro Nash University of Michigan Karl Wildermuth Georgetown

Even Division of Spoils in Coast League

Pacific Coast League teams split doubleheaders with the Mission Reds and San Francisco Seals maintaining pace at the top. In San Francisco, the Reds beat Seattle 8 to 4 then lost 6 to 1 as Pete Scott delivered a bases loaded homer. The Seals won both games at Sacramento 7 to 6 and 6 to 1, taking the week's series 4 to 2. Oakland beat Marty Krug’s Angels in both ends at Emeryville, while Hollywood split with Portland, taking the first 20 to 1 and losing the second 4 to 2. Stars ahead in the series 5 of 8.

San Francisco Mission Reds San Francisco Seals Seattle Indians Bay City Pete Scott Jim Edwards Pilette Indians Red Killefers Reds Sacramento Seals Senators Solons Stockton Nick Williams Boys Ivan Howard Oaklanders Marty Krug Angels Emeryville Hollywood Stars Portland Ducks Stars Knight Beck Walker

Yale vs Harvard crew clash on Thames and pennant chase

Eastern sports notes focus on Harvard’s varsity crew seeking to halt Yale on the Thames and the Yankees facing the Athletics in a tight pennant race with five games in three days. The piece cites Yale as favorite in the four mile Thames race amid historic rivalry.

New York Harvards Yale Thames Yankees Columbia Cornell California Poughkeepsie Max Schmeling Paulino Uscudun Bobby Jones Horton Smith Walter Hagen Johnny Farrell Winged Foot

Fragmented OCR List of Names and Ads from Read Tribune

A jumbled OCR fragment lists names with city tags such as Hollywood Portland Oakland and San Francisco along with numbers 18 17 16 15 13 12 and a reference to Read Tribune Want Ads. The garbled text appears to catalog entries or scores without clear context or complete details.

Senators Triumph 5 3 Over Lyons in Washington

The Senators defeated Lyons 5 to 3 in Washington to clinch the series. Lyon's single drove in two Chicago runs in the second inning while Marbury's double tied the score for Washington, and Cronin's hit produced the decisive run.

Washington Washoe Lyons Chicago Lyon Marbury Cronin ABR HC HO Metvor Judge Shires Ricerf Hoffma Weat If Watwa Barnes

Chicago Beats Washington Five to Two In Baseball Tilt

Chicago offense builds a 3 0 lead then holds off Washington 5 to 2. Bluege Marberry Tate Hayes and Watwood lead a sequence of hits and runs with Lyons and Tate driving in key markers. Marberry earns the win as Dugan allows eight hits through 4 13 innings.

Kerr Chicago Washington Shires Hoffman Kamm Cissell Lyons Dugen Judge Bluege Tate Cronin Hayes Watwood Marverry Barnes Judge Bluege Marberry Rice Judge Dugan

Dance Night at W. O. W Hall

Monday June 17 at W O W hall with good music and refreshments. Admission 60 cents, extra lady 25 cents.

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