Friday, September 15, 1961
At StM in The Mirror^
SPORTS
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of Athletes
and Events
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Five
Real Estate Transfers
Walter F. Scheper and wife, Iris
R. Scheper, to William P. Griffin and
wife, Alberta Griffin, property on
Ruth avenue.
Whatever else may be in store for
the New Bern High school Bears to
night, when they entertain Washing
ton’s Pam-Pack here, there is little
danger that they’ll be plagued by
cockiness.
Any illusions the Bruins might
have had about their own invinci
bility vanished'last Friday when the
Morehead City Eagles defeated them
6-0 in the rain. It was no fluke win.
That night the Bruins were outplay
ed and outsmarted, statistic notwith
standing. Fumbles hurt, but the bet
ter ball club on the field emerged as
victor.
Having seen the Eagles the prev
ious week, when they didn’t look too
impressive swamping a weak Rich-
lands eleven 39-0, we were surprised
at their improvement. Coach Norman
Clark really had his clam diggers
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steamed up for this one.
Let’s face it, the Bears left a lot
to be desired in their forward wall.
Coach Bill Klutz had anticipated
trouble from Morehead’s senior line
men, and his fears were justified.
Chuck Sledge, particularly, made
things miserable for the Bruins, and
he"had able assistance'from his team
mates.
Meanwhile, Washington’s Pam-
Pack was pulling a surprise by
trouncing Wilson’s Eastern 4-A
champions 13-0. As usual, pessimistic
reports have been coming from the
Pam-Pack camp in recent weeks, but
those who know Coach Choppy
Wagner never sell him short.
Choppy likes to assume the role of
a Gloomy Gus, and last year the
Bears defeated his team decisively.
However, with many of his veterans
still around he is in good shape to
tackle the stiffest of Northeastern
Conference foes.
K;nstoa’s 14-6 decision over Tar-
boro’s defending champions was a
clear indication that the Red Devils
must be reckoned with this season.
At the moment. New Bern isn’t look
ing beyond the Pam-Pack. Be on
hand tonight for a traditional game
that could be a thriller you’ll long
remember.
Robert Lee Willis and wife, Ger
trude S. Willis, to David H. Powell
and wife, Patricia B. Powell, prop
erty in Green Park.
Garland J. Taylor and wife, Koch-1 ford and husband, Durwood F. Whit-
elle Taylor, to E. R. Hawkins and
wife, Annie Mae Hawkins, property
in No. 8 township.
William E. Waters and wife, Retha
W. Waters, to James E. Fulcher and
wife, Mary Ann W. Fulcher, prop
erty in No. 8 township.
Clyde Collins and wife, Magdalene
Collins, to Melden C. Collins and
wife, Rachel D. Collins, property in
No. 9 township.
Clarence Northern and wife, Ma
mie Northern, to George J. Hill, prop
erty on Murray street.
J. D. Purifoy and wife, Susan J.
Purifoy, to Ida Purifoy; Myrtle T’uri-
foy Speight; Lela Purifoy Gaskins,
property in No. 2 township.
Ida Purifoy; Myrtle Purifoy
Speight and husband, Kelly Speight;
Lela Purifoy Gaskins and husband,
Paul Gaskins, to J. D. Purifoy and
wife, Susan J. Purifoy, property in
No. 2 township.
It cost Columbus only a few
thousand dollars to discover Ameri
ca, but then he didn’t have to live
in it afterwards. ^
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H. M. White and .wife, Trecy
White, to Roger C. White, property
in No. 9 township.
M. F. Aldridge and wife, Helen G.
Aldridge, to Linwood Earl Smith
and wife, Irene W. Smith, property
in Vanceboro.
E. J. Carawon and wife, Doris W.
Carawon, to Builders and Finance,
Incorporated, property in No. 8 town
ship.
E. B. Wetherington and-wife, Ella
M. Wetherington, to Bernard C. Wig
gins and wife, Ruth S. Wiggins, prop
erty in No. 7 township.
Bernard C. Wiggins and wife, Ruth
S. Wiggins, to E. B. Wetherington
and wife, Ella M. Wetherington,
property in Oakside.
Dale W. Reagan and wife, Erika
G. Reagan, to Gerald 0. Moore and
wife, Ruth Moore, properly in Colo
nial Heights.
ford, to Cherry S, Phillips and wife,
Lucille G. Phillips, property in 'Tryon
Village.
B. D. Hardison to Mark Aldridge
and wife, Jerylne Aldridge, property
in Pembroke.
, Norris H. Mayes and wife, Grace
A. Mayes, to David E. Hardy and
wife, Lucy Gray Hardy, property in
No. 8 township.
J. I. Stilley and wife, Penny Toler
Stilley, to Joshua Allen Toler and
wife, Peggy F. Toler, property in No,
2 township.
Thomas O. Gray and wife, Jessie
F. Gray, to Ida Johnson McKinnon,
property on Henderson avenue.
W. F. Edwards to Harvey E. Jones
and wife, Patricia H. Jones, property
in No. 8 township.
Charles F. Bucklew and wife,
Patricia S. Bucklew, to William E.
Jones, Jr., and wife, Vivian F. Jones,
property in No. 7 township.
W. L. Ipock and wife, Maiy M.
Ipock, to William Gray Ipock and
wife, Clara Lou Ipock, property in
Vanceboro.
Robert J. Ricky and wife, Mabel
Smith Ricks; Kathleen Ricks Whit-
Thomas H. Morris to Raymond L.
Arrington and wife, Dora Lee Ar
rington, property in No, 1 township.
Edgar J. Beamon and wife, Mar
jorie R. Beamon, to Thomas Edwin
Gentry and wife, Edna M. Gentry,
property in No. 6 township.
Wendell Riddle and wife, Georgia
R. Riddle, to Thurman Clemons and
wife', Ruth M. Clemons, property in
No. 6 township.
- Loyd Dail and wife, Verda Leo
Nobles ,Dail, to Grady King and wife,
Cecilia Melpass Isabell King, prop
erty in No. 1 township.
Joe S. Dawson and wife, Ethel A.
Dawson, to John H. Willis and wife,
Virginia D. Willis, property in No. 1
township.
Vester J. Chance and wife, Evelyn
L. Chance, to Coastal Realty Com
pany, property in Trent Park.
Laura Johnson to Evelyn H. Hat-
tley, property in No. 8 township.
Leorah S. Gray to William Carl
Fulcher and wife, Margaret Avery
Fulcher, property ip No. 6 township.
Hugh B. Mips and wife, Martha K.
Mills, to Hosea.D. Lambeth, Jr., and
wife, Virginia N. Lambeth, property
in Stallings'Parkway.
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