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SPORTS
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Five
CT\0^^
of Athletes
and Events
Never, as far back as we can re
call, have fans given real support
to the New Bern High school base
ball team. The same disheartening
situation applies to other towns,
too, and college teams are like
wise confronted with empty stands
when they take to the diamond.
Even in the days when New
Bern had an entry in the old East
Carolina League, and later in the
Coastal Plain League, high school
baseball was all but ignored here.
This despite the fact that our
city was recognized far and wide
as a red-hot baseball town. It
would seem logical that the na
tional pastime on any level would
lure customers through the turn
stiles, but it didn’t work that way
then and there is slim chance for
any material change in the future.
As much to blame as anyone else
are members of the student body
and parents of players. If students
won’t support their own team, and
mothers and fathers fail to put in
an appearance at the ball park, it
goes without saying that other fans
can’t be criticized for their lack
of loyalty.
The Bruins have won 20 while
losing 8 over a two-season span, so
the poor attendance can’t be attri
buted to an inferior bill of fare.
A record as good as the one com
piled in 1957 and 1958 has won
many a championship, even if it
didn’t apply in this instance.
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The locals open their 1959 cam-
pagin at home against Morehead
City on March 24, and the lads from
Down East will be hard to subdue.
Morehead has a habit of coming up
with a scrappy team, and needs no
pep talk to get it in the right frame
of mind for a battle with the
Bears.
Eight games in all will be played
here, and there’ll be a like number
of contests on enemy ground. The
aforementioned Morehead City
game, and a square-off at Vance-
boro on Mareh 26, is all the action
on tap before Roanoke Rapids
comes here for the first Northeast
ern conference affair on April 3.
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Mary Jane Bryant to William
Bryant, property on the west side
of Eubank street.
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Dabney M. Coddington and wife,
Martha J. Coddington; William I.
Coddington and wife, Gladys T.
Coddington to James Chance and
wife, Irene E. Chance, property in
No. 8 township.
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Mamie M. Rachid and husband,
Albert J. Rachid, to W. E. Swain
and wife, Annie Laurie Swain,
property on the-north side of Rhem
avenue.
* * * *
loyd R. Hartley and wife, Gla
dys E. Hartley, to Edward H. Ford
ham and wife. Ruby R. Fordham,
property in No. 2 township.
« « « «
Octavia W. Dunn to Harry Theo
dore Stewart and wife, Mildred
Mae Stewart, property in No. 2
township.
* * * #
Guy E. Boyd, Jr., and wife, Janie
B. Boyd, to Walter B. Pugh; III,
and wife, Constance Stafford Pugh,
property in No. 7 township.
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L. A. Stith, acting as commis
sioner, to J. C. Kirkman, property
in No. 1 township.
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W. P. Eakes and wife, Julia. B.
Eakes, to Herman E. Groves and
wife, Edna Lucille Groves, proper
ty in No. 8 township.
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John G. Dunn, Jr., and wife, Mar
garet G. Dunn, to Edwin H. Brad
bury and wife; Sara B. Bradbury,
property on Park avenue.
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UP AND AWAY—Bill Cox,
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High, school golf team, eyes
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cis C. Johnson, minister; John E.
Richardson, senior Warden; J. G.
Hayes, junior warden; 0. T. Faison,
vestryman, to Coleman Motor Co.,
property in New Bern.
* * • «
Guy M. Arthur and wife, Lillian
Lee Arthur, to Joe Carolyn Dixon
and husband, John Leroy Dixon,
property in No. 7 township.
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R. D. McCoy and wife, Carrie
McCoy; R. C. Potter, Jr., and wife,
Lucille M. Potter, to Dalton Ray
Ipock, property in No. 3 township.
« * * «
Thomas A. Llye and wife, Ivodine
S. Llye, to William E. Tayl6r and
wife, Iris A. Taylor, property in
Craven county.
* * « *
F. B. Whitley and wife, Guen-
dolen Whitley, to Paul W. Crayton
and wife, Flossie D. Crayton, prop
erty in New Bern.
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Beatrice McCoy to Ashley Carson
Koonce, property in No. 3 town
ship.
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Guion E. Lee and wife, Dora
Mae Lee, to Ferald Eugene Braun,
property in No. 6 township.
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William Henry Cradle, Sr., and
wife, Ammie Cradle; William Hen
ry Cradle, Jr., and wife, Annje Lee
Cradle, to Daniel Green, property
in Pembrook.
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Vance S. Harrington & Co., Inc.,
to George E. Hearn and wife, Thel
ma E. Hearn, property in No. 6
township.
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Susie Grace Russell and hus
band, H. Albert Russell; Mary Lou
ise Kilpatrick and husband, Marvin
M. Kilpatrick; Ray M. Hill and
wife, Sybil Hill; Frances H. Daw
son and husband, David Dawson;
Wiley Hill and wife, Dolores Hill;
Billy White Hill and wife, JoAnne
Olive Hill, to Hobson C. White,
property in No. 3 township.
4* 4* s'jj
Pearlie Cherry Bryan to Annie
Christiana Adams and husband,
William C. Adams, property on
North side of Cedar street.
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Annie Christiana Adams and hus
band, William C. Adams, to Pearlie
Cherry Bryan, property on North
side of Cedar street.
« « « «
Sarah M. Clark to David L. Cor-
des and wife, Nellie Tisdale Cor-
des; and Reuben N. Rice and wife.
Emma Paul Rice, property in No.
7 township.
Living a double life is like burn
ing the candle at both ends.
Henry A. Grady, Jr., and Frank:
lin M. Grady, commissioners of the
court, to Roy 0. Fagan and wife,
Carrie M. Fagan, property in No.
1 township.
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Roy O. Fagan and-wife, Carrie
M. Fagan, to Irene P. Grady, prop
erty in No. 7 township.
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