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Friday, March 20, 1959
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Five
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It’s been 10 days ' since Navy
made a shambles of Frank Mc
Guire’s Tar Heels. Even so, UNC
alunmae here in New Bern are
still taking a vicious ribbing.
We can’t go along with second
guessers who now low rate the
qualifications of the Carolina quint.
Clobbered though they were in four
of their last six games, this cor
ner will never figure out how a
team with so much could do so
little on the home stretch.
Perhaps no one in the world
wanted State to win the Atlantic
Coast tournament any more than
Robbie Kennel. Yet, he was one
of the last to learn of the Wolf-
pack’s decisive win over Carolina.
As you know, Robbie does the
Kennel Kapers column for us, and
was on the high seas when State
was capturing the ACC crown.
Writing to us thousands of miles
from home, he said, “I’d give any
thing to see a News and Observer
and learn how State made out’’.
Reaching the former State ath
lete with the glad tidings was out
of the question, but he undoubt
edly knows now that Everett Case
got to cut down another set of
nets.
League. The answer is yes, al
though there were two games in
volved.
On August 10, 1937, the two
teams played 10 innings and end
ed up tied 3-3. Next day they play
ed 14 more innings before the
Bears got a 11-10 decision. We
might also add that August was
never hotter.
There’s no lack of variety these
afternoons, on the New Bern high
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3. Alvin’s Harmonica — David
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4. It’s Just A Matter Of Time —
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5. Come Softly to Me — Fleet-
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6. Hawaiian Wedding Song —
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7. Stagger Lee — Lloyd Price.
8. Peter Gunn — Ray Anthony.
9. I’ve Had It — Bell Notes.
10. It’s Late — Ricky Nelson.
school sports scene. Baseball, golf
and track are blossoming, with
high hopes for a measure of suc
cess in the weeks ahead. A lot
depends on how well a number
of newcomers produce.
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Doc M. Mitchell to D. E. Mitchell,
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township. ^
Alice L. Spicer and Catherine
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Education, property in New Bern.
Bishop S. Rivers and wife,
Blanche L. Rivers; Adolphus Atkin
son and wife, Matilda Atkinson, to
the City of New Bern, property in
No. 7 township.
James H. Wheeler and wife, Mo
na M. Wheeler, to W. C. Fulford
and wife. Pearl B. Fulford, proper
ty in No. 8 township.
J. H. Lokey and wife, Leah W.
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Joshua Albert Eubanks and wife,
Effie Tosto Eubanks; Mark S. Dunn,
trustee, and New Bern Savings &
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wife, Mary Cayton Rowe, property
in No. 2 township.
Clarence J. Phillips and wife,
Vera P. Phillips, to Wiley Nelson,
property in No. 2 township.
Dabney M. Coddington and wife,
Gladys T. Coddington, to Myr,on D.
Miller and wife, Marjorie W. Mil
ler, property in No. 8 township.
Robert H. Stephens and wife,
Betty S. Stephens, to Jack W.
Noneman and wife, Nancy Lambe
Npneman, property in Country Club
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Lessie L. Barnes to Edward L.
McCoy and Edward G. McCoy,
property in No. 8 township, .
Mary E. McCaffity; Julia McCaf-
fity Ward and ••husband, Henry
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Nora Moore McCaffity; Mack Pres
ton McCaffity and wife, Rosa Lee
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fity and wife, Sadie McCaffity;
Wallace McCaffity, Jr., and wife.
Myrtle Bell McCaffity, to Elijah
Davis Ives and wife, Betty Chris
tine Ives, property in No. 2 town
ship.
Rowland Park, Inc., to W. H. El
liott, property in New Bern.
Elza L. Collins and wife, Agnes
D. Collins, to Clarence Eubanks
and wife, Vera Eubanks, property
in No. 2 township.
SPACE MEN—Ted Williams and Lloyd Brinson of the New
Bern High school track team exert every muscle as they
sail over a hurdle barrier. It’s easy to see that they take
practice sessions quite seriously.—Photo by Billy Benners.
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