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Friday, December 18, 1959
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
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of Athletes
and Events
When Rockingham won the
State AAA football championship
two weeks ago, it was the first
lime in 35 years that the town
could claim such an honor. We
make mention of the fact because
Shorty Lawrence—brother of New
Bern’s former mayor, L. C. Law
rence—coached the 1924 that top
ped every other high school elev
en in North Carolina.
Shorty, beloved and respected
at State college, died last April in
Raleigh. His 19^ ball club captur
ed its State crown by defeating
Shelby 7-0 at Chapel Hill. There
were no classification among the
teams at that time, so to win the
championship a team had to be
better than the entry of each of the
other North Carolina schools, large
or small.
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This could well be one of the
most exciting basketball seasons in
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recent years at New Bern High.
The Bruins seem to have the spunk
to stay in a ball game, and are apt
to pull some of their contests out
of the fire. Even in the Raleigh
game, where they weren’t figured
on for a real battle, they made a
fight of it for three quarters.
Entertaining basketball isn’t re
stricted to high school games, at
least not here in New Bern. For
example, the Midget League can be
counted on for nip and tuck affairs
throughout the season. Last year,
17 of the 30 regularly scheduled
games played by the small fry were
won by a margin of two points or
less. Sports fans couldn’t ask for
basketball fare more pleasing and
exciting than that.
We’ve got a tender spot in our
heart for 79-year-old Branch Ric
key as he works his heart out to
make the Continental League a re
ality as the third major league. We
remember how he used to give
Southern ball players every con
sideration, and many of them be
came stars for him. Once, when we
interviewed him, he said Dixie’s
athletes had plenty on the ball.
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Mamie McLawhorn to Donald R.
McLawhorn, property on Piney
Neck Road.
Mattie S. Miller to George R.
Simmon, property in No. 8 town
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David Richardson and wife, Dor
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Hubert A. Morris and wife. Sal-
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arts and have a fine sense of hum
or and tendency to hide your real
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