Friday, December 11, 1959
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Five
i
As Seen in The Mirror's
SPORTS
of Athletes
and Events
New Bern’s Carolina fans, in
cluding those who hopped on the
bandwagon after Thanksgiving Day,
are still gloating over the 50-0
slaughter of Duke’s Blue Devils.
Nothing that Santa Claus brings
could possibly be as nice as this
overwhelming victory.
Everybo4y got fooled badly on
this one, including all the leading
sports writers. Even the profession
al gamblers regarded it as a toss-
up. Anyone with an inkling of
what was going to happen could
have reaped a fortune in bets.
What it was wasn’t football, it was
murder.
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Quite often it is said, with some
justification, that a player on a
losing or mediocre ball club has
very little chance of being singled
out as an All-American. Duke’s
rather unimpressive season possi
bly kept Mike McGee off several
All-American selections, but he
didn’t do half bad in landing on
Look Magazine’s team and winning
the coveted Outland Award for the
best interior lineman in the na
tion.
Mike’s twin brother, Jim McGee,
was until this season a member of
the New Bern High school coach
ing staff. Although the two look
alike, Mike got most of the size
and made good use of it during his
outstanding career on the college
gridiron.
New Bern fans were treated to a
sample of Mike’s prowess long be
fore he won fame at Duke. He was
a terrific lineman in every respect
while playing for the Elizabeth
City Yellow Jackets in the North
eastern Conference. So impressive
was his defensive work that it was
a foregone conclusion he would be
a star one day in the college ranks.
Here on the local scene, where
high school basketball is now the
order of the day, the Bruins have
probably learned a thing or two
in pre-season competition. Scrim
mages with members of your own
aquad are necessary and important,
but nothing beats an actual game
to give an athlete the experience
needed. The Bears may not do so
badly, after all, in the Northeast
ern Conference campaign.
Falsted, Denmark — Mrs. Marie
Jensen recently celebrated her
103rd birthday. One of Mrs. Jen
sen’s brothers lived to be 105 and
her two sisters are 98 and 95.
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who won berths on the New Bern Midget
All-Star basketball team at the conclusion of
the 1958-59 season. Who will replace them
next March when the annual selections are
made? Left to right, first row, are Jerry
Verrone, David Pugh, Mike Sellers, Jeff Jef-
feray, David Whitty, and John McCotter.
Second row, Jerry Heritage, Billy Prescott,
Simmons Patterson, Ashley Smith, Charles
Turner, Bill Bunting and John Smith.
Real Estate Transfers
Carlton P. Lewis and wife, Fran
ces R. Lewis, to Earl Marion Cle-
land and wife, Shirley W. Cleland,
property in No. 8 township.
Bennie Williams and wife, Vir
ginia R. Williams, to Edward P.
Kaleel, property on Rhem street.
Leo V. Lewis and wife, Jose
phine Lewis, to Jesse A. Brown
and wife, Virginia Wilson Brown,
property in No. 2 township.
Mack H. Koonce and wife, Car
rie H. Koonce, to Franklin Delano
Murphy and wife. Daphne Hart
Murphy, property in No. 7 town
ship.
Bate Lumber Co., to North Caro
lina Pulp Co., property in Craven
county.
P. H. Fowler and wife, Etta Fow
ler, to John W. Grimsley and wife,
Lillie Mae Grimsley; Leo V. Lewis,
Jr., and wife, Elizabeth H. Lewis,
property in Bridgeton.
R. L. Stallings and wife, Lillie
R. Stallings, to John W. Grimsley
and wife, Lillie Mae Grimsley; Leo
V. Lewis, Jr., and wife, Elizabeth
H. Lewis, property in Bridgeton.
Myrtle D. Moulton to Moulton
Investment Co., property ih New
Bern and No. 7 township.
Moulton Investment Co., to Sam
W. Morgan, property in No. 7
township.
James B. Dawson, Jr., and wife,
Mary M. Dawson; William S. Daw
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Albert Bell, property on Johnson
street.
William L. Smith and wife, An
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and wife, Joan Smith, to N. G.
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property in No. 2 township.
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Emmitte S. Bartholomew and
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