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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1951

Page

10

All Stars Named In Big Vote

Chicago dispatch reports the 18th annual All Star voting with Brooklyn Dodgers leading in players chosen. Fans selected three Dodgers to start in Detroit on July 10, with two players each from Phillies White Sox Tigers and Red Sox. Stan Musial led ballots with 1,428,383. total votes 4,274,978 from U.S. and abroad.

Chicago Brooklyn Codgars Faicium Dodgers Detroit Philadlphia Phillies White Sox Tigers Boston Red Sox

Sooner State Bats Struggle in Last Week Play

Oklahoma City report notes pitching improved while hitting lagged in the Sooner State league. Ardmore’s Benny Warren posted a .368 average, Andy Pas Valley dropped to .364 but rose to second place, Hanners leads with 8 wins and 1 loss in 16-plus starts, and Payie trails with 13-1.

Oklahoma City Eddie Miller Ardmore Bennie Warren Andy Pas Valley Im Hanners Payie

Indians prevail over Tigers as Easter Rosen power win

In Cleveland, Luke Easter and Al Rosen hit successive batters in the seventh to back a 3-1 victory over Detroit. Wynn lasted seven innings for his sixth win while Hutchinson and Ginsberg worked the mound for Detroit. Easter and Rosen homered for the Indians, who extended their season series advantage to eight straight over the Tigers.

Cleveland Big Luke Easter al Rosen Tudey

Breed of Feline Horizon ta 1 Depicted breed of cat

A scrambled OCR style entry with scattered clues and word fragments. It catalogs numerous short definitions and cross sums such as long neck tuft and various numbered cues, including names like Mister, Edward, and items like pedal digit and Hebrew initials.

Puzzle clue answers in English sequence

A compact list of cryptic style hints and solutions mapping numbers to word entries. Includes phrases like Begone and Pseudonym of Charles Lamb with cross references to window glass and Emerald Isle. Provides definitions for terms such as entreats nuisance paving gather substance uncommon and more.

Charles Lamb

North’s Bats and South’s Curves in Texas League All Star

Dallas June 30 The North will supply hitting in the Texas league all star game at Houston July 12 while the South provides pitching. North stars include Lou Faretto Johnny Cree Jim Fridley and Ben Taylor with multiple .300 averages. South pitching leaders include Bob Tarr Harry Beaumont and Houston’s 11-6.

Dallas Houston Lou Faretto Johnny Cree Oklahoma City Jim Fridley Ben Taylor Fort Worth Ben Steiner Hutt Bob Tarr San Antonio Harry Beaumont Walt Lanfrenconi

Averill and Buck Highlight All American Baseball Team

EAST LANSING Mich June 30 Earl Averill Jr son of the former Cleveland Indian star outfielder earned a spot on the All American baseball team announced by the American Association of collegiate baseball coaches. He batted .410 for Oregon State. Joseph Buck of Oklahoma A hit .406 and was named Oklahoma national collegiate champion, with Oklahoma placing one man on the three team squad. Jack Shirley of Michigan State was named to the second team.

East Lansing Mich Earl Averill, Jr American Association of of College Baseball Coaches Young Averill Oregon State Joseph Buck Oklahoma A Oklahoma National Collegiate Athletic Association Jonn H. Kobs Michigan State Baseball AACEC Aver Jack Shirley

Batting Stars and Standings from Dallas League Report

Dallas June 20 report shows Faratto leading with 332 hits in 265 at bats and Nieman batting .314 with 39 hits in 188 at bats. Johnny Creel leads Oklahoma City with 94 hits and Russ Burns of Tulsa has 63. Temple of Tulsa and Meupin of Duke City carry the pitching totals. Tulsa leads in stolen bases with 2 triples for the lead.

Dallas Lou Faratto Oxlahoms Bob Micouttieller Faratto Nieman Johnny Creel Oklahoma City Russ Burns Tulsa Temple of Wort Worth Wit Meupin Duke City Tusa Anil Oklah Ang

Boston 3 Yanks New York June 30 summary

Boston defeats New York 3 to 1 as Billy Goodman drives in two with a two run double in the second inning and Chuck Stobbs allows six hits. Berra homers for the Yankees but Kuzava loses despite four and a third innings of relief. Kramer and Bressler work for Boston. Statlies and Kucava credited with the win and loss respectively.

New York Billy Goodman Chuck Stobbs Boston Red Kuzava Boston Kucava Kramer NY Berra

Brooklyn 14 Philadelphia 3 rout in nine innings

Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 14 to 3 as five Brooklyn runs were unearned. In a rough box score, Candini, Johnson, Wilber and Erskine contributed for Brooklyn while Philadelphia pitcher Er and Lamb suffered losses. The game featured uneven defense and a controversial note about jury eligibility for women appears in the surrounding text.

Brooklyn Jarre Philadephia Duke Snigit Panier Ain Philadelphia Churet Candini Iter Johnson Wilber Schnitz Erskine

District 4 prep tourney set for Ada pattern

Oklahoma Legion Junior baseball district 4 tournament games schedule emerges from Ada with District 3 at Oklahoma, District 7 at Coats and District 9 mid-July, all vying for spots in the state meet at Duncan in May. Ada Hereford eyes fourth place, boosted by a stronger mound staff as the Shawnee Hawks await Bob Saulsberry return from ankle injury.

Oklahoma Legion Ams Ada Juip Meek Duncan Ang Shaunee Hawks Bob Saulsberry Shawnee News- Star

Ridgway Brings Quiet Changes to Tokyo SCAP

In Tokyo at the Dai Ichi Building, Ridgway projects a steady, accessible leadership as he reshapes SCAP routines. He arrives on time, keeps a tighter schedule, and invites photographers into his inner sanctum, signaling a new, more visible occupation authority compared with MacArthur.

Hoffman HEA Tokyo NEA Dai Ichi Toko Matve B. Ridgway Macthur MacArthur Ridgway Easile Gman Eighth Army Korea Ridewar L Supreme Commander Cesk Rideway Occupation Force Hidgwey SCAP James Quirk Beeen

Real Potato Can Get 160 Degrees In Ground

Oklahoma horticulturist EL Whitehead explains that potatoes in soil heat up as ground temperature rises, risking sprout damage if mature tubers become too hot. In Hobart, officials allow a one day July 4 fireworks display at Hunter Park with a formal ordinance and park use permission.

Stillwater Oklahore Whitehead Oklahoma A M_ college horticulturist Hobart Oxfa Roungelers Oldaters Hunter Park

Navy Secretary Kimball Aboard with Party Ties and Early Office Hours

The new Navy Secretary Don Kimball is portrayed as a gregarious host who loves social life yet runs a tight ship. He arrives early at eight each morning, but his nights are filled with cocktail circuits and dinner parties as he supports Matthews and maintains Navy momentum through turbulent times.

Navy Kimball Douglas Larsen Washington NEA Francis P. Matthews Matthews Chira Mr. Matthews Dan Kim- I Mattthews Don Kimball Ireland Ebullion Ile

Probable pitchers for tomorrow's major league games

Probable pitchers for tomorrow's major league games across leagues include Jansen or Spahn for New York at Boston, Hever or Newcombe for Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Laws or Minner for Chicago at Cincinnati, Fox or Blackwell for Pittsburgh at St Louis, Pillette or Byrne for St Louis at Chicago, Gray or Cain for Detroit at Cleveland, Moreno or Johnson for Washington at Philadelphia, and Parnell or Lopat for New York at Philadelphia, with records shown in parentheses.

Jo—Ferris Fain Athletics Nelson Fox Chicago George Keil Detroit C. Carrasquel Vic Wertz Dom DiMagzio Boston Ted Williams Larry Berra New York Gil Hodecs Dodgers Jackie Robinson Bob Eliott Alvin Dark Det Ennis Phillies Richie Astburn Stan Musial St. Louis C—R. Camparella Trere National Leages Jansen Spahn Nichols Mtadelphia Brooklyn Hever Newcombe Chicans Cincinnati Laws Minner Ws. Fox Perkowski Blackwell Pittsburgh Pollett Munger Pillette Garver Or Byrne Holcombe Kretlow Or Pierce Cleveland Gray Cain Vedler Chakales

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