Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Pocatello Tribune in Pocatello, Idaho

We have 2,178,999 pages in Idaho

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1929

Page

8

Tunney Responds To $500000 Damages Suit In Connecticut

Jan J G Tunney filed an answer and counterclaim in superior court claiming trainer Billy Gibson paid Mrs. Katherine Fogarty 1 and 35000 to relinquish claims. The document notes Fogarty signed a release but does not confirm an alleged marriage proposal. Four countercharges accuse Fogarty of vexing, extorting, libel related actions, and seeking publicity for statements and photos.

Eport Conn Jan J Gene Fogarty John 8. Pogarty Fort Worth Texas Tunney Hot Springs Ark Polly Lancer Lewis L. Field New Haven Field Tom Heeney

Legion Juniors Edge Bees 9 to 7 in Nine-Inning Tilt

The American Legion Juniors defeated the Intermountaine ees Bees 9 to 7 at Overland Park. Fields Long and Sam First base hit home runs as Cuoto and Newland pitched well and Cuoto made a barehanded stop on a long drive to left. Davis Carron Johnson Bell Burrell registered multiple hits and the Legion plan a game against Rexburg this week.

Pocatello Overland Park American Legion Intermountaineees Legion Stars Bees Fields Long Sam Cuoto Newland Legion Rexbury Rexburg Davis Carron Johnson Bell Burrell Bell Long Cuoio Skeets Cuocio Myers Fells Felsted Brown Minardi McConFay Cuoto Fellis Thomas Rf Newland O Roberts McConkay Bees Wallace Birdoff Sore P Bell Moore Spider Pields

Sam Gray Wins as Browns Split with White Sox in Season Opener

St. Louis Shoots Down Chicago 6 to 4 as Sam Gray limits the Sox to two hits while the Browns collect fourteen off Avenne and Blankenship. Gray earns the win with strong pitching and solid support from his offense in a Sunday showdown at the ballpark.

ST. Louis Sam Gray St. Louis Browns Chicago Grey Browns Avenne Blankenship Shires Shires Kamm Kerr Adkins Kree Rourke Melillo Gray Errore Berry Kress Watwoud Kress Bacero Kamm Sehang Mellils Cisse I. Schang Eell Sacrifices Karom A*vine Innia Plankenship

Promising Welterweight Trio Lands Big Signing

The article reports that top fighter Mahen Mifts Spghko 106 Angyifs has been paired with Johnson, a Denver Negro, with promoter Fred Winsor announcing the signing of the deaf and mute trio, aiming for a high profile bout in the Pimier welterweight division.

Mahan Angyifs Mahen Mushy Pimier Welterweieht Chambers Mee’ Johnson Denver Negro Fred Winsor

Racer Kilifd Buntington Dies In Speedway Crash

Ree Pifer of Metamora was killed instantly at the Munt Speedway Sandsy when a tire burst during a race, throwing him into an embankment and crushing his skull. Other pilots were unharmed.

Kilifd Buntington Dune M Ree Pifer Metamora E'Meest Munt Speedway Owl

Cubs Fall to Pirates in Slugfest at Wrigley Field

Pittsburgh beat Chicago 8 to 7 in a high scoring game at Wrigley Field before 48 000 fans. Malone and Meine started for the Cubs while Swetonic earned the win for Pittsburgh as Nehf took the loss.

Wrigley Field Chicago Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs Pat Malone Meine Bush Nehl Nehf Hill Swetonic Metne ABR Bartiles Beck Grimmi Schulted Hilti Grace Malone Nehfi

Athletics win crucial series lead over Yankees

The Athletics beat the New York Yankees 7 to 4 to stretch their lead to eight and one half games. Al Simmons and Foxx homered for Philadelphia’s club as Ehmke and Earnshaw worked to halt Yankee rallies. Cochrane, Haas, and Gehrig delivered key hits in a high‑tension game with defensive plays shaping the outcome.

New York Athletics New York Yankees Imargin Yankees Simmons Roxx Sna Haas Connie Mack Gehrig Rght Yallas Mack George Earnshaw Howard Ehmke Yankee Ehmke Haas Cehra Columbia Lou Earnshaw Bishop Meusel Mickey Cochrane Yeoman Hom Koenig al Simmons Foxx Combs Simmons Boley Tom Zachary Mule Haas Combs Herpeet Cochrane Farnshaw Robertson Kentucky Colonel Heas Ruth Largzerl Dickey Simmon Max Bishop Lazzeri Phila Abrtan Cochin c Poxux Ib Miller Rf Boley Ss Durechras Franke P Wells Ernst Durst Zechry Poococ Seemig ax—Batt Zachary Phildelphia Assiets Ehmke Earnshaw Ison Lazzesi Durochner Rams M.ler Emr Ehmk Frmve

Eleven Homers In Coast Play Seals Rally Past Reds

June 24 Mission Reds still lead the Pacific Coast League by a slim margin after a doubleheader with the Seals. In the morning game San Francisco won 6 0, while the Seals took the afternoon 6 5 and then won the series four games to three. Oakland swept Seattle five games to two, and Sacramento took both ends from Portland 5 0 and 10 4. Hollywood claimed both ends from Los Angeles 8 2 and 12 10, with strong relief from Hurst and Kasich. Yesterday homers were hit by Joey Caveny Stade Wingo and other players.

San Francisco San Francisco Mission Reds Killifer Klan Seals Fragst Recreation Park Reds Harry Kraus Jacobs Oakland Seattle Hurst Charle Kasich Sacramento Senators Portland Ducks Senators Chesterfield Ducks Camilli Richards Rohwer Hollywood Los Angeles Stars Angels Berzer Heath Rollings

Redlegs Split Cardinal Pair in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati on June 24 the Redlegs tied the interleague series with a 4 to 2 win over the St Louis Cardinals in a pitching duel between Lucas and Frankhouse. Ethan Allen homered on a seventh inning drive and the game featured a defensive showcase and key two base hits. The report notes disputed box score details and concludes with a financial line about 1914 French government spending approval after war delays auditing.

Cincinnati Teds St Site Cardinals Lucas ankoUse Ethan Llen St. Louis ABR HC ABR Howatiter Drees Walker Kely Critz Weettiré Allen Ord Seibert Goohe

The Big Six Remains Headline Favorite Amid Sunday Action

The article highlights the Big Six's steady, hard hitting Sunday effort with Prank O'Doul as the notable exception. It lists standings and player averages for GOAB, Fort Poxx Athletics, O Doul with Phillies, Hornaby with Cubs, FP Warner with Pirates, Gehrig and Ruth with the Yankees, showing points and batting figures across seven attempts and season totals.

Prank O'Doul Fort Athletics Odoul Phillies Hornaby Cubs FP Warner Pirates Gehrig Yankees Ruth

Seals Prospect Gussie Bubr Draws Cleveland Scout

San Francisco Seals first baseman Gussie Bubr leads the Coast League with 20 homers and a .288 average. Cleveland Indians scout C. Blapuien will watch the 21 year old prospect as club officials request no details be released.

AN Prancisco Gussie Bubr San Francisco Seals Cleveland Americans C. Blapuien A. Putnam Seale Cleveland Ted

Tigers Waver but Win 8 7 Over Cleveland

Detroit defeats Cleveland 8 to 7 in the final game of the series as Stoner relieves Able in the seventh. Umpire Van Graflan leaves after being knocked down by Fonseca. Key hits include Heilmann and Gehringer driving in runs for Detroit and Johnson and Lind contributing for Cleveland. Stoner, Miljus and Zinn pitched for Detroit and Cleveland batters pace the match with multiple runs.

Cleveland Detroit Stoner Jamisnifrs Pturgu Lind Ib Chie P Tavneras i Stoner P Hudiin Pod Miljus P Grant P Zinn Mausrz i Hodapp Vz Mrun Lind Hudlin Stherz Miljus Coveland Swimary Gehringer McManus Westling J Sewell Myatt Burnett Tavener Nudiin Friers Johnson Wesling Zima Rune Heilmann Gehring Shea Wessling Milius Hauser Park Follerg Averiil Fonseca Hudiin Great Unie Uhl E Grant Thie Uhle

League A Leaders Selections From June 23

The Associated Press lists top performers across leagues with leaders in batting and pitching. Highlights include O Doul of the Phillies leading with 385 runs and Ott of the Giants with 74 hits, while Grimes of the Pirates leads pitching with an 11 1 mark.

Associated Press National O'Doul Phillies Ott Giants Terry Hafey Cards L. Waner Pirates Cuyler Cubs Grimes

Senators Set Season Record in Win Over Red Sox

Washington builds a season best winning streak by a 7 1 victory as Myles Thomas returns via waiver from New York. Boston limited to four hits while Washington rides hits by Regan, Nerlesky, and others. Coveted relay of errors and double plays highlight the 7 4 road win.

Washington Boston Red Sox Myles Thomas New York Sox Senators Bayne Carrol Boston Wiimach Ti Gosta Bigio Regan Pinege Todt Cheroninas Spencer Gerber Ss Hayes Cl Bayne CiPhomas Narlikys Carrot Rothrk Ho Barrett Nerlesky Carro Piast Ac Bluege Cronin Mayes Wiliams Fingstead Judge Rice Gostin Flegttrat Flagstead Bluece Succe

Robins Squeeze Through In Fourteenth Innings

In Brooklyn, Hank DeBerry delivered his sixth single of the day to drive in the winning run in the 14th, giving the Robins an 8 to 8 victory over the New York Giants. The 14th inning rally came with the bases full as Bressler scored the decisive run.

Brooklyn Hank Dherry Robins New York Giants Bressler Tal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Juniors Pitts Gonzales Schulte Berte G. L. Waner Traynor Grantham English Hermaby Matone Comerosky Harereeves Stephenson Grimm Sheek Bartl Waner Traynor Comerosky Martnest Stephenson Hormeb Hartmett Sheely Leaner P Warner Mornaby Bartell Sheels Granthorn Msione Buen Swetashe Metre Gwe Neh Tin Mit Malone Trayner Joey Wingo Caveny Stade Mission Reds Redlecs Tigers Athletica Gers Chesterfeld Cesterfield Vance Herman Koupal Bellow Brooklyyn Roush Lindstrom Cotten Prarreil Jackson Frenimnenne Gilbert Bancroft Riles A Moore Ogenewich Pitaeimmons Dy Vance Coher F. E. Pharr Texarkana Carroll Thome Jacge W'lewitch Genewich Brookin Roush Cf Prark Leach If Ladstm Hendric Ott Rt Bisant Terry Ib Breselr If Cohen Ij Boerst Mhiel Parrii Jackans Deberry Frink Gnuweh Herm Fivema Mose Hogan Wright Beloup Pieneh
Search Courier

Search the The Pocatello Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Pocatello Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication