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Page 2—Alva (Okla) Review-CourertMonday Sept 17 1 951
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Mile Reynolds' Pitching Beats Tribe
Bob Feller 5-1 as Yankees Capture Lead
REW YORK Sept 17 (IS—The
Yankees who get old-time pen
nant ideas when the big boys come
to3own were back in first place
today celerbating a climactic vic-
tory over Cleveland on a memor-
abD anniversary—the date when
they took over the lead for good a
yegr ago
they won a brilliantly played 5
to-4 decision that knocked the In-
dies out of first place Sunday
suddenly regaining their winning
toath after days of mediocrity
—
against a succession of second di-
vision opponents
-
We -et eserv ed to lose those
gadies we blew when we played
the- Browns and Tigers and if they
co 4 -us the pennant we are not
going to have any alibis about that
eitier" Stengel said "But when
wa have to win a game and we
gowout and do it—how can you coin-
p141n?" Then quickly he cautioned
against over-optimism as the Yan-
kees faced the Indians for the last
Wife in another "big chips" game
with Lefty Ed Lopat the club's of-
ficial Redskin killer going against
Indianstrong-armer Bob Lemon
won't say anything until this
series is over but at least we
started out pretty good" he said
lopping on baseball's top win-
ner Bobby Feller for three runs 1
in 1he first two innings and play-
ing spectacular defensive ball to
peotect the margin for Allie Rey-
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they didn't even belong in the
same league with Cleveland Yet
their triumph put them only three
percentage points in front while
Boston in third place picked up a
full game by winning a 5 to 4 de-
cision from Chicago and now trails
by only 212 games
An eighth-inning single by Clyde
(Clutch) Vollmer gave rookie Lo
Kiely his seventh victory a seven-
hitter for the Red Sox over Chi-
cago In other American League
games the Athletics topped the
Browns 7 to 1 and 7 to 5 while
the Tigers topped Washington 3
to 1 and 4 to 3:
The Giants staying alive moved
to within 41 games of Brooklyn
with 7 to 1 and 6 to 4 victories at
Pittsburgh Ralph Killer hit a hom-
er for one of three hits off Larry
Jansen giving him 40 for the year
and a new National League record
—first player ever to hit 40 homers
in five straight years Rookie Clem
Labine pitched his fourth straight
Victory a six-hit 6 to 1 victory for
the Dodgers over Chicago as Gil
Hodges hit his 38th homer The
Braves downed Cincinnati 6 to 5
as Warren Spahn's five-hitter gave
him his 21st victory but lefty Ken
Raffensberger also pitched five-hit
ball to win the second game 5 to O
Gerry Staley though touched for
14 hits won his 17th game for the
Cardinals 9 to 2 over the Phalle&
'Big 3' Coaches Will
Speak on Prospects
To Quarterback Club
OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 17 111)---
Oklahoma football fans today will
see a repeat of the University of
Oklahoma's Sugar Bowl defeat to
Kentucky which ended a 31-game
winning streak for the Big Red
The Oklahoma City Quarterbacks
will see a film of the 1951 New
Year's match at the club's fall
kickoff meeting here today
Head coaches Bud Wilkinson of
OU J B Whitworth of Oklahoma
A&M and Buddy Brothers of Tulsa
will speak on their prospects for
this season
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PIARADE
By OSCAR FR ALEY
NEW YORK Sept 17 0—Perch-
ed precariously atop the American
League again today the staggering
New York Yankees were looking
for another miracle in the form of
a take-charge guy to replace Joe
DiMa ggio
What the frayed Yankees need-
ed most of all was a man who
could give them the big lift and it
was no secret that the Clipper for
'15 years their shocker apparently
didn't have it for them any more
The first of two crucial
games with the Cleveland In-
dians proved that Sunday Di-
Mag was dropped out of the
cleanup spot for the third time
since he became the siege gun
of Yankee Stadium And even
more ignominious when he
strode to the plate In the fifth
inning with a man on second
and two out Cleveland walked
Yogi Berra to get at the once-
feared Clipper
DiMaggio crossed them up as
he lashed out a triple to score two
runs But it was a hit out of the
past with an assist to stung pride
The $64 quesion in baseball is
whether DiMaggio will step put of
the game next season
The atmosphere in the jumpy
Yankee dressing rooms tends to
indicate that the team wouldn't
mind too much
It was a feeling first engendered
in 1949 when DiMaggio out half
the season came llack sensational-
ly to spark the Yankees to the pen-
nant There was no question but
what he gave them the 'lift"
But people began asking the
Yankees whether they could have
won without him And the players
piqued at the adulation heaped on
Joe asked in reply whether he
could hsve won without them
Much of this growing feeling
one which closely approached
animosity was due to the fact
that throughout his years as a
Yankee Joe has been a mem-
ber of the team but not a mem-
ber of the "bunch" Ile has al-
ways been a 'loner" an aloof
and distant man who sat en-
throned in front of his locker
went out and played the game
McCLURE
INSURANCE
AGENCY
ALL KINDS OF
INSURANCE
LONG TERM FARM
LOANS 4
C W Mann
W L McClure
G L McClure
' ALVA OKLA -
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Teams W L Pct
Playoffs
Houston 3 2 600
Dallas ' 3 3 500
San Antonio 3 3 500
Beaumont 2 3 400
Sunday's Results
Dallas 5 San Antonio 1
Houston 7 Beaumont 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 88 53 624
Cleveland 90 55 621
Boson 85 55 607
Chicago 76 87 531
Detroit ' 67 77 465
Philadelphia 84 81 441
Washington 56 85 397
St Louis 44 97 312
Sunday's Results
Sunday's Results
Detroit 34 Was4ington 1-3
New York 5 Cleveland 1
Boston 5 Chicago 4
Boston 5 Chicago 1
Philadelphia 7-7 St Louis 1-5
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 90 50 643
New York
St Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago 58 85 406
Sunday's Results
4
New York 7-6 Pittsburgh 14
Brooklyn 6 Chicago 1
St Louis 9 Philadelphia 2
Boston 6-0 Cinchmati 5-4
SOONER STATE LEAGUE -
McAlester 4 2 667
Ardmore 2 4 333
Playoffs-Final
McAlester 3 Ardmore 2 15 innings
McAlester wins playoffs 4-2
came back to reign as king of
the locker room and went his
separate way
While he was baseball's big
blaster the man who wielded one
of the mightiest maces of the dia-
mond his reluctantly granted com-
radeship was regarded as one of
his prerogatives
But the performances do not re-
quire curtain calls thse days as
proved by his record Di Maggio is
hitting only 265 His arm is not
able to throw strikes to the infield
He still covers ground in the out
field but not with the old effort-
less grace
DiMag has been ropped to fifth
place in the attacking lineup His
days even if he decided to play
another season are strictly num-
bered In Yankee stadium the king Is
dead Big Joe is Little Joe 101tit
COVERAGE IN ALL '
FORMS OF INSURANCE
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FreeToday
OMAHA Sept 17 1111—Railroad
officials throughout the Midwest
were alerted today to watch for
Kenneth Kitts 34-year-old escape
artist after the handcuffs he was
wearing when he escaped were
found in arfreight yard
' HoweveC police- were frankly
skeptical that the big shot crimin-
al would attempt to flee aboard a
freight train
"I Just can't imagine Kitts—of
all people-7-44441g the rails" said
one detectivei"But in a case like
this you cheok'ell the angles"
The discover of the handcuffs
and a leather belt Kitts was wear-
ing when he dathed from the Doug-
las county courthouse Friday were
the best erluesthe police had to the
possiblethereabouts of the much-
wantd trinklgibber Police said that
because Kitti was so well-known
in Omaha it would be very dif-
ficult tot him to leave the city
They said he probably was "holed-
up" somewhere
Kitts rnade good his escape af-
ter guard JOhn Duffek unfastened
the cuffs On Kitts' left hand and
permitted him to go to the wash-
room: Nitta had Just finished ap-
pearing 1st hearing Into a $100000
gem theft in Oklahoma City He
implicated three men in the rob-
bery Authorities said that Kitts prob-
ably was not on very good terms
with his underworld associates
During the past few months he
has been co-operative with author-
ities and given them information
on several crimes
Farm Groups
Get New Ideas
(Continued from Page 1)
ments should become necessary
they be put on a graduated scale
and that small farms of 160 acres
or less Itie entirely exempt from
allotments that support prices be
100 per cent of parity based on
the present formula on all farm
commodities with approved acre-
age contracts that special recogni-
tion be given to the government
wheat loan program and that the
three-man county PMA committee
continue in use
Brannan Commended
SCS — That a commendation be
given for Secret ary (of r gri-
culture) Charles Brannan's mem-
orandum consolidating of USDA
agencies in one building that flood
control start where water falls
keeping soil from' washing 'away
and that more soil not suitable for
cultivation be put back to grass
FCA — That consideration be
given for establishing higher ap-
praisal value for the better farms
and that people are showing in-
creasing interest in co-operative
lending agents such as the FCA
!Farmers home administration—
That more funds be alloted this
organization for both farm owner-
ship and chattel funds since the
loan program loss by the FHA has
been very low and since the funds
for the past few years have been
too small to serve those in need
of this service
REA—That rural telephone lines
be established either as affiliation
with REA or separate Rural Tele-
phone administration lines
And Genera 1—That all agri-
cultural programs be left as they
are but strengthen and improve
them
FARMS FOR SALE
Applications For
Disaster Loans
Processed Here
The Woods countycommittee of
the farmers home administration
Is processing several Applications
for disaster loans Leslie E Tatro
committee chairman said today
Disaster loans are made to farm-
ers who have suffered a major
diaster and are unable to put crops
back in the ground because of lack
of funds Tatro said
Woods county is one of several
western Oklahoma counties in-
cluded in the disaster areas nam-
ed this year Causes of the coun-
ty's being named were listed as
greenbugs and excessive rains
both of which did great damage to
crops in this area this year Tatro
said -
The bad year this year marked
the second season in a row whili
many farmers' crops failed lre
pointed out
150000 Men Jump
Off in British War
Games Saturday
HANNOVER Germany Sept 15
011—About 150000 fighting men pre-
pared to Jump off Saturday in the
British army's fall war games to
test Western Germany's defenses
Seven countries are represented
In the exercises although thy are
under British command and held
in the British occupation zone
They got under way as about
300000 Russian occupation troops
held their own giant war games on
the other side of the East-West
German border
The maneuvers marked the start
of the most extensive series of Al-
lied military exercises in Europe
since World War II running into
October
"Exercise counterthrust" in the
British zone was scheduled to open
with a blitz attack by aggressor
forces from "Red land"—a mythi-
cal country that in recent years
has been following a policy of "ag-
gressive expansion"
Wesley Ellison
Tells Officers
Of Whereabouts
- (Continued from Page 1)
throughout Brown's tenure in of-
fice Alert Sent Out
Gillen's office sent out a three-
—
state alert for the former -Clerk
immediately after the warrant was
issued for him Officers In Okla-
home Kansas and Colorado
had been alerted to look out for
him
It is not known at this time how
long he had been working in the
Oklahoma City grocery store
Rose said Ellison told him he
would be ready to return to Alva
when officers arrived for him
Potts said Ellison might be ar-
raigned before Glaser tomorrow
"if he and his attorneys are ready
at that time"
Worms Turn Trick
ST LOUIS aPI—Six-year-old Cyn-
thia Frank entered the most un-
usual pets in the children's pet
show held at Hempstead school
here They were her set of earth-
worms Piggly and Wiggly They
won first prize
160 Acre Wheat & Stock Farm 7 miles southwest of Alva A
few acres of good grass and balance in feed and wheat
Immediate possession
Well Improved Farm east of Greensburg 178 acres 20
acres of pasture Balance in cultivation This farm will grow
alfalfa Priced at only $16000
Extra Well Improved 240 Acre Wheat & Stock Farm east of
Mine 95 acres of pasture New 6-Room Home Priced at
only $2000000
We Have A Number of 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes For Sale
IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
ARGANBRIGHT'S REALTORS
4th Floor Rialto Bldg Phone 221
(Member of Woods County Real Estate Board)
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$798
Reg $1050 to $1250 Values
12 Months to 4 Yrs
DuPont Ze lan
Repellent went oFolinish
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(Some All Wool
Interlining)
LE4vItill 101 MOP
Gene Vail Seleded
Secretary-Treaprer
For District PMA
Gene Venn county—administra-
tive officer for the production and
marketing committee was elected
secretary-treasurer of the eighth
district association of PMA CQM-
mitteemen and employes at the as-
sociations banquet Friday night
Other new officers of the group
are Ted Rickman Alfalfa county
president and George Boom Med-
ford ' vice president and Howard
Shaw Alfalfa county director
About 50 persons attended the
banquet They heard Lyle Hague
state PMA committeeman speak
on the current national situation
after Charles A Nelson Woods
county committee chairman wel-
comed the visiting delegates Nan
Francis and Jonila Graves Alva
sang a duet for the group
Mott Will Know
Tonight Whether
He'll Miss Chair
OICLAHOM Acrrr Sept 17 (—
Child-slayer Melburn J Mott won't
know until tonight whether psychia-
trists' verdict of insanity will save
him-from the electric chair Thurs-
Tom Phi 11113s Holdenville chair-
man of the state Pardon and Pa-
role board said he would poll the
board's five members late today
and announce-a decision tonight
Three doctors who examined
Mott last week described the Sand
Springs machinist as simple andchild-like
and "incapable of pre-
mediated murder"
Mott has been sentenced to die
for the butcher-knife slaying of his
six-year-old daughter Mary Fran-
ces in 1949
Crusade Motor To
Be Here Tuesday
(Continued from page 1)
ecutives throughout the state have
assumed chairmanships in their
cities Brooks Bicknell editor and
publisher of the Alva Review-
Courier is chairmen for the cam-
paign here
The motorcade traveling in ve-
hicles donated to the Crusade for
Freedom by the Ford Motor Co
and Chevrolet Motor Co will visit
19 towns this week The motorcade
is under the direction of Dr J
Stanley Clerk wbola1 Governor
Johnston Murray's personal repre-
sentative in the camnaign
Earl Geis superintendent of
Alva schools said today that he
has received youth crusade scrolls
to be distributed in the schools in
order that all children will have an
opportunity to sign them
Contributions to the Crusade for
Freedom in Alva may be mailed
to Box 331 Alva or may be
brought in to the Review-Courier
Signatures of persons also are be-
ing sought and buttons are avail-
able for contributors '
FORNEY ARC WELDERS INC
Demonstrations — Supplies
Sales and Service
Call 1398-W2 Leland Sample
Dealer for Woods County
Box 234 Mva Okla
PROFIT MAKING
is a MANAGEMENT
FUNCTION not an 1
Economic Circumstance!
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Methods To Yourselt
Don't let anybody tell youhqw
to do your homework
That's the a dvic e of mOdlerItt
home economists who reoommend
that housekeeping methods are
individual matter of temperaMent'
physical makeup and equivalent
available and that Mrs Jones'
system may be good for her but
not for Mrs Smith '
The expert a suggest that evqy
homemaker give herself a petliortiO
checkup of housekeeping methods
With regard to expenditure of tinie
and energy She might learn that
she IS wasting hours and strength
because her kitchen needs modc111-
ization with time-saving easy
clean material such as tile floor-
ing or that her refrigerator wash-
ing machine or vacuum sweeper
is so outmoded that it is robrilnit
her of efficiency :
Home economists recommend
further that as the homemaker
studies her work she should sim-
plify it by getting the latest infor-
mation on home equipment suited
to her personal needs Again' they
stress the importance of indiVid-
uality The type kitchen or laundry
a neighbor has and her selectiou
of appliances may be ideal foOlk
that family but unsuited to the
needs of her own household J
Prejudices about work metho6'
mostly inherited from mothers and
grandmothers can be a hindrance
to homemaking efficiency the ex:
perts warn Just because Grand-
ma preferred painted walls or to
washing on Monday is no reason
the modern housekeeper should
cling to old-fashioned methods:
Proper housekeeping the hoine
economists sum up is not only
homemaking efficiency it is also
personal pleasure Make it More
so by fitting methods to your -own
requirements
Graveside Rites
To Be Held Here
For Hadley Baby''''
Graveside services will be held
at the AOUW cemetery here at
10:30 am Tuesday for the infant
son of Mr and Mrs Herman Had-
ley former Alvans now living 1114
Wichita Kan '° 4
The baby died Sunday in the
Wesley Hospital in Wichita -
The Rev Percy Beck pastor of
the First Methodist church will be
in charge of services which will be
directed by the Hill funeral home
Grandparents are Mrs Frank
Hadley and 01 le Evans both of
Alva -
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Bicknell, Brooks H. The Alva Review-Courier (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 2, Ed. 1 Monday, September 17, 1951, newspaper, September 17, 1951; Alva, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2063664/m1/2/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.