this item looks like it almost has a face on it and a real peculiar notch in the back side that is about 3/16 sq and runs along the back, the stone is extremely hard and well polished, not consistent with any fossil Ive found. Also i think i found the first lacrosse ball known to man also very dense

HEH Rick. Look at my collection on Michelles FRIENDS collections. Mine is under MarkR from Ohio.
I found a rock that has or looks like a face.
Yours is very interesting. The other looks like a game ball

Game ball is reasonable.
Be nice if the "other object" had better defined
hand of man indications, like peck marks or scratches,
hammerstone marks or nutter depresion. So on a balance scale of tool on the left and natural on the
right, it might tend a we bit lower on the right.

I believe you've got an abrading stone there, for sharpening finished blades and points. The deep channel is the key feature of interest.

The other indentations could very well be for nutting or any other number of daily activities that we can't exactly picture.

So you could have found the very first "all in one tool"; just a little more bulky to carry around than a leatherman.

The First item looks suspiciously like a fossilized segment of a large ammonite. If so, it has certainly been rough tumbled down a creekbed for a long time.

Mike thats what i was thinking but the material seems so hard and dense almost like a granite and the notch in the back is real weird its just a little over 1/8 inch ss and runs the length of the v grove. Could this be the seam of some shell ? You would have to see it in person to see the oval on each side