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DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS f;,,
Miles D. Bogan, above, complet
< ? ing his tenth "year as principa
EL--^- qdt tho Lakeview elementary anc
Hi?> of West Columbia
s^ has been recently appointed by
tHe Boar^of Trustees ir ihc D';
., strict aS Director <5f Negro
, ; Schools in the Brookland-Cayce
district of Lexington county. He
will have _ charge of the Cayce
i Welcome Teachers
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I During Mr. Bogan's tenure
1' with the Brookland-Cayco sys,
tem the Lakeview ' elementary j
''and high schools have grown;
from seven teachers and 221 {
, students to ,20 teachers and 597
1 j students. The high school has,
| been accredited by the state de-i
Apartment of ducation. ~ |
j MF.Bogan has also served as
'principal of the Kelley Rosen;
vvald School, the Williston Jun-|
i ior high school.at Williston, and
i the Brookgrecn Garden Private
School at Brookgreen, in Georgej
town county.
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j four months old, oldest 80 years
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Championship
^SGREENSBORO, N. C;?The A
& *? College Aggies, defending _
1951 ^XJ.A.A. Baseball champi
ions are in for a' "rough) battle"
i ? tp retain the "title this year according
to Fjlix Harris, baseball
coach at th* college. ?"In
spite of the fact that we had 68
players to report for the initial
practice, the gaping holes in oirr
pitching staff and outfield caused
by graduation just can't be fil'
ed by freshmen," continued the
coach. '
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He had in mind vacant positions
he has to fill in the outfield
formerly occupied by Howard
= TtOuse and Robert Park Smith,)
botfhf of whom graduated lastc
year and are now playing with ^
"A"" class t^am^?in?orgfiTuzecf
.baseball.'His chief wail was on
the subject of pitchers. Ernest
Canada who won 5 and lost one
and Edward Martin with a fli
win* and ncT loss record, both'
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playing with the Philadelphia)
Stars, arc not around this year, I ,
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! TUe pitching stuff starts off > ^
; with a nucleus induing vet-j
I erans Ravmnnd .1 itimnn 9_n-|S
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J Lionel Jackson 1-2 and Eugene *
Tapscott, 1-0, whose records arc A
not so poor, "But experience is g
very important and these fellows
haven't had nough," chim-'
es in Coach Harris.
Boston Rookies
Impressive As
Braves Top Yanks I
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$T: PETERSBURG, Fla. (CNS1 j
?The Boston Braves' Negro'
rookies?Bill Bruton and George i
Crowe?continue to be impressive
as this week these two helped
their team to get the win-j
ning run that beat the Yankees
in a brilliant 1-0 game.
It was the 14th inning of the;
game whert outfielder Bill Bruton,
who is reputed to be a faster
runner than the great Sam
Jethroe himself, replaced Jeth>roe
in the lineup. Then on hisi
first time at bat?the 14th inn-'
ing?Bruton lashed a liner to
left center for two bases. Even
his gettijig- < to second base.?
was^iii__ach4evement^as "only one
Bitave bad ?^one tJhiat success-1
fully off roaster pitcher Vic
Raschi Then Gcoi ge Crowe proceeded
tn Krn:i> ?n Ko.lll
game wit* a lint; drive into the
kft field cornc-j, This on? was
food for two Bp sea also arid
brought Bruton home.
Hank Thompson,
Is He Up Now
For Giant Trade? j
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SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. ? j
(CNS)?The heavy huildujL-tha4-i?
Manager?Ltppy I5urochor has |
been Riving Hank Thompson as j
the "Revelation of the Spring"
has most folks thinking now that!
Leo is sounding out Hank as|
trad? bait. And the team ho'<i
most interested in making the]
pitch to?the lowly Pirates.
The Pirates have been long in-]
tefosted in a Negro player but'
of top drawer caliber ? like
Jackie Robinson. Branch Rickev
announced that that was on? of,
the first thing- he wanted to do
as General Manager of Pittsburgh.
He could u-e tho st nrivi
infielding of Hank and in a |
nice paekag0 deal the Giants!
could be angling for Murray I
Dickson, th~> 20 game -winner.;
Anyhow, i*'s a sure thing that'
when T^oo is praising a guy too J
high, he's got trade on his mind. '
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J. S. Anderson, 2510 Gerva
it., Coluriibla. recentlyi accept*
be?position of State Supervi-i
f rPwrm League. His office is \
ateri in the Palmetto S'.a
'eacir-ers Association Building
7!0 T ay lor St. Mr, Andersc
id his undergraduate study
illen Univcrsi'y and since th;
imc Advance Work has, bee
"ne in thv- school oPSocial Worl
niv. of Pa., and has attende
ummer Schools at Yale Uni\
[ampton Institute, School <
kgriculture at Soutru Carolir
tato College. Being talented i
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new boss, David Davidson (i
sales manager of Schenley In
friends and business associate!
track star on his appointment
for 5Jchenley Import. Among
La Mar-Cheri in New York, u
Now York PioMoor Club uudoi
a leading contender fpr a m
Olympic team.
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Le con orvatory of Music.
;t For nine years he served as (
iv- an instructor "th- 1ih o Public Tj
it Schools ot Lasher, and Lexing- I
it ton. Until his appointment Ihe i
n was an instructor at the John G.
c, Hi hards Industrial School,
dj Mr. Anderson is also engaged ^
'. in i"1"'" ?-??-i?_
v.i vjt ui ganizaxions; j
Tf sonic of them include the Rich- ,
la land County 'Teachers Associa- ]
n i;on, President, Beaver Lodge t
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right), vice president and general > \
aport Corporation, More than 200 f
i were on hand to congratulate the > \
as a national sales representative J
those attending the party, held at v
'as Joe Yancey (left), coach of the ]
whose colors Browne has hocome j (
iddlc-distance berth op the V. S. j ]
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lyeight Problem
I MIAMI, Pla; (CNS) ? Wh<
Hloy Campanella wars asked ho
Hie was making out on the welg
Hituation, Poy beamed and ai
Hiounced "just two more ax>un<
Ho go." Evidently the Mayo dl<
H\# nrrifi'
V-I5IS3 Hits worKea so well tllj
Campy will be,off it in just
ow days.
Vo. 7, Columbia. District Dep,
y for the Scotish Rite Mason
Workers Education,- Member <
banning Council of Taylor S
J.S.O., Pianist of several churcV
in Richland- and Fairftel
ounties and is also an insruc
or of quartet singing in Colum
>ia.
He is seen above discusssin
me of the farm projects wit
?Ii\ Loranze Chavis of Eastovei
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