Friday, June 28, 1963
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Seven
As Seen in The Mirror's
SPORTS
of Athletes
ond Events
If Coach Bill Klutz of the
New Bern High school Bears
could get his gifts from Santa
Claus a few months ahead of
time, we know what he would
ask for.
His letter to the North Pole
most certainly would list a
suitable passer, a strong full-
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back, and a better pass de
fense. These shortcomings
figured In the loss last season
of four Conference games by
a single touchdown.
Klutz hopes to find the answer
to some of his manpower
problems, when an estimated
one hundred boys show up for
the first practice session on
Thursday, August 15. From this
group will be selected the
varsity and junior varsity
squads.
In large measure, the Bruin
coach must rely on seven
regulars returning from last
season’s ball club. Included are
William Rowe (tackle) 190:
Graham Dixon (tackle) 200
Tommy Marsh (guard) 165
Jimmy Shuffler (center) 165
Ashley Smith (tailback) 168
Larry Wallace (fullback) 160:
and William Rell (blocking
back) 165.
New Bern fans will have to
take to the road quite a bit
during the early weeks of the
campaign. In order to see the
Bears In action. The locals
open at Morehead City on Sep
tember 6, play host to Wash
ington’s Pam-Pack on Sep
tember 13, and Invade Roanoke
Rapids and Jacksonville on Sep
tember 20 and 27 respectively.
After non-Conference en
gagements at home against
Goldsboro and Jones Central,
on October 4 and 11, the Bruins
go to Greenville the following
Friday night. They will round
out their season with three
home games against Elizabeth
City, Tarborb and Kinston on
October 25 and November 1
and 8.
' Incidentally, the New Bern
Booster Club Is still plugging
away in its successful efforts
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Bears.
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five hundred seats in the
stadium are being provided,
thanks to the Boosters.
Real Estate —
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