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By Cort Reynolds

ADA - The Ada boys and girls track teams each finished second in a three-team home meet Wednesday evening at War Memorial Stadium.

 

Ben Logan took first in the girls meet with 68.5 points to nose out Ada (59) and Marion Harding (47.5).

 

Harding took first in the boys meet with 67 points. Ada scored 50 and BL was third with 41.

 

Junior strongman Noah Mattson won both the shot put and discus events to lead the Ada boys.

 

Sophomore distance ace Abbie James topped the Lady Bulldogs with first-place finishes in the 800 and 1600 meter runs.

 

Top Ada girls finishers:

By Cort Reynolds

CONVOY - The visiting Ada baseball team lost 12-0 at league-leading Crestview Thursday evening in a shortened Northwest Conference contest.

 

The Bulldogs fell to 3-5 overall and 0-4 in the NWC wth the five-inning, run-rule defeat. Crestview improved to 6-2 overall and 4-0 in the NWC with the shutout victory.

 

The Knights took control early with a five-run first inning and were never headed. They tacked on four more scores in the third, and three runs in the fourth to put the game out of reach.

 

By Cort Reynolds

CONVOY - The visiting Ada softball team lost 8-2 at Crestview in a key Northwest Conference softball contest Thursday evening.

 

The first-place Lady Bulldogs fell to 8-3 this season and 3-1 in the tightly-contested NWC after initial league defeat. The Lady Knights improved to 6-7 and 2-2 in the NWC after knocking Ada from the unbeaten league ranks.

 

The Lady Bulldogs trailed Crestview 3-0 after the first inning. Ada rallied within 3-2 with a pair of scores in the top of the third.

 

Coin appraiser says he's seem them all

By Monty Siekerman
How would you like to lug around a 33 pound coin?

Brian Siden, a coin appraiser who spent a day at Liberty National Bank on Friday, said the Swedish plate coin from the 1750s is probably the most unusual coin brought to him for appraisal.

Job fair response at the library indicates full employment here

By Monty Siekerman
Most everyone in Ada who wants a job must have one because only three people attended the three-hour jobs fair at the Ada Public Library on Thursday afternoon.

In comparison, about 40 people showed up in the first half hour at a similar jobs fair in Kenton, according to representatives from Jobs and Family Services, who sponsored the fair at the library.

The Village of Ada, The Inn, Adecco, ONU grounds department, and Vancrest of Ada all had representatives at the Ada jobs fair seeking employees. One sees many Help Wanted signs around town, especially at McDonalds and Dollar General, but they did not attend.

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