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Friday, October 2, 1959
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Five
Ae Seen in Tlie Minor's
SPORTS
of Athletes
and Events
Most teams represeating Jack
sonville in Northeastern Confer
ence competition haven’t been very
successful. Victories against loop
foes were few and far between al
though some games lost by the
Cardinals could have been wins
with a little luck.
This year, things are looking up,
and the folks down Onslow way no
longer have a defeatist attitude.
They feel that their football team
can hold its own on any given
night, and they definitely think
that the Cards are primed for to
night’s home,stand against the New
Bern Bears.
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Thoroughly fed up with past
failures, the Jacksonville eleven is
8 dangerous outfit. Stopping the
Bruins is one of the major 1959
aims of the ball club, since New
Bern has held something of a jinx
ot^fcr the Cardinals in years gone
by,
Improvement among the so call
ed‘ weaker teams in the North
eastern Conference is a healthy
thing, just as the downfall of the
N^ York Yankees was a healthy
thing for the American League.
The more evenly matched a loop
is, from top to bottom, the better
the chance for exciting sports en
tertainment. Fans will have their
disappointments, and there’ll be
more upsets to plague favored ag
gregations. But there’ll be fewer
one-sided contests, and as a con
sequence, fewer dull momments.
Unlike Roanoke Rapids, the
town of Jacksonville is only a short
drive from New Bern. Hence, a
good turn oUt of Bruin supporters
should be on hand for tonight’s
battle. The importance of accom
panying your home team on its
road trips can’t be over emphasiz
ed. Even in professional sports,
support from the stands has an
inspiring influence on players. If
it can spur a seasoned pro to
CTeater effort, you can well
imagine the help it gives High
school kids who are playing their
iiearts out.
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HOPE TO REPEAT—Pictured here are the
Lions, who are defending champions of the
New Bern Midget Football league. These
lads are eager for another crown, but they
’ll face tough opposition from the Rams,
Bears and Golden Knights. Coaching the
Lions in their quest for further honors are
Ed McGee and John Heath.
Real Estate Transfers
Neuse Homes, Inc., to Eugene
Apartments, Inc., property in Try-
on Village!
. Amos W. Conner and wife, Bes
sie H. Conner, to Claude A. White
and wife, Linnie White, property
in No. 6 township.
Annie Kinsey Whltford to
Charles J. Shupp and wife, Evelyn
L. Shupp, property on Craven St.
Rufus Lewis to Maggie Lee Lew
is, property in No. 1 township.
Board of Missions, North Caro
lina Annual Conference, Southeast
ern Jurisdiction of the Methodist
Church, Inc., to James W. Sutton,
James R. Askea, Mack L. Sanders,
trustees of Cherry Point Methodist
church, property in No. 6 town
ship.
C. W. Fields and wife. Smithy N.
Fields, to Herbert Elma Gaskins
and wife, Lena Louise Gaskins,
property in No. 2‘township.
Raymond Lee Stocks and wife,
Grace D. Stocks, to Martha W. Liv
ingston, property in No. 6 town
ship.
Raymond Bourgholtzer and wife,
Joyce Bourgholtzer, to Robert G.
Autorino and wife, Annie M. Auto-
rino, property in Havelock Park.
Earl G. Taylor and wife, Marie
Taylor, to B. B. Baugus and wife,
Louie Baugus; Walter Teich and
wife, Myra P. Teich, property in
No. 5 township.
Frank E. Ballard and wife. Prim
rose W. Ballard, to Charlie C. Wig
gins and wife, Jeanne W. Wiggins,
property in Bridgeton.
Nathan W. Harvey and wife,
Annette J. Harvey, to Charlie C.
Wiggins and wife, Jeanne W. Wig
gins, property in Bridgeton.
K. G. Ipock and wife, Florence
Mayo Ipock, to Jasper E. Kight and
wife, Mamie Kight, property in No.
1 township.
C, E. Keener and wife, Lillian
H. Keener, to Joseph Edward King
and wife, Emily Harrison King,
property in No. 2 township.
Ora Vann Thompson to Lloyd
Thompson and wife, Mary M.
Thompson, property in No. 3 town
ship. ’
Ora Vann Thompson to Tommy
Thompson and wife, Genevieve C.
Thompson, property in No. 3 town
ship.
Ora Vann Thompson to Virgil
Thompson and Shirley W. Thomp-
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Talbot Cox and wife, Sudie Cox,
to Talbot Cox, Jr., and wife, Edna
W. Cox, property in No. 8 town
ship.
Vance S. Harrington & Co., Inc.,
to Calvin L. Daniels and wife, Va-
rena Gaskill Daniels, property in
No. 6 township.
Vance S. Harrington & Co., Inc.,
to Alfred Arthur Houston, Jr., and
wife. Fay Taylor Houston, property
in No. 6 township.
Vance S. Harrington & Co., Inc.,
to Kay Eldred Jackson and wife,
Dorothy Hall Jackson, property in
No. 6 township.
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William R. Barnes and wife,
June Meyer Barnes, to Samuel P,
Branch and wife, Anne K. Branch,
property in Trent Park.
Nalbert T. Lamm and wife, Hel
en W. Lamm, to George Ogburn
Stilley, property in No. 2 township.
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