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Milts D. Bogan, above, complet
ing his tenth year as principa
^ tf45^RC**w eieraemary ant
highi Schools of West Columbia
has been recently appointed bj
the Boar^of Trustees in the ^
tf'Ct a? Director of Negrt
f Schools in the Brookland-Cayct
district of Lexington county. Hi
Will have charge of the Cayc(
* Welcome Teachers
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1 During Mr. Bogan's tenure!
3' with the Brookland-Caycc sys--j
, tern the Lakeview elenuntary
r\ and high schools have grown
from seven teachers and 221
, students to 20 teachers and 597
ij students. The high school has
; j been accredited by the state ?department
of ducation.
J Mr. Bogan has also served as
I principal of the Kelley Bosen-j
l wald School, the Williston Jun-i
| ior high ?chool at Williston, and ;
| the Brookgreen Garden Private
i School at Brookgreen, in Georgei
town county. ^ . |
STRIKES ANY AGE
Arthritis and. rheumatism!
! strikes any age. Youngest was1
j four months old, oldest 80 years j
i of age.
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Defend Baseball
Championship
^SGREENSBORQ, N. C;?The A
wX^Ccllege Aggies, defeivding
! 1951 fc^.A .A. Beseball champ:
ions are An for 9 "roughi battle"
1 to retain the title this year ac(
cording to Ff!ix Karris, base
ball -coach at th? college. "In
; spite of the fact that we had 68
'players to report -for?the- 4mUal
practice, the gaping holes in our
pitchdng staff and outfield caused
by graduation just can't be fill
ed by freshmen," continued the
coach. . '
He had in mind vacant positions
he has to fill in the outfield
foTmeriy o6e?pied-by Howard
Rouse and Robert Park Smith,
botJb ^ of whom graduated last
year and are now playing with
"A"* class teams' in organized
j baseball. His-chief wail was an
I the of pitchers. Ernest
I Canada who won a iUld 1'ki one
|~ and Edward Martin with a 8
win and no loss record, both'
playing with the Philadelphia
Stars, are not around this year.
The pitching staff starts off'
with a nucleus inducing vet- j
erans, Raymond Jjhnson, 2-0; j
Lionel Jackson 1-2 and Eugene |
Tapscott, 1-0, whose records arc;
not so poor, "But experience is t
very important and there fellows
haven't had nough," chim-|
es in Coach Harris.
Boston Rookies
Impressive As
Braves Top Yanks!
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (CNS) [
?The Boston Braves* Negro I
rookies?Bill Brtxton and George
Crowe?continue to be impressive
as this week these two help- {
ed their team to get the winning
run that beat the Yankees
in a brilliant 1-0 game.
It wa-s the 14th inning of the,
game when outfleldei5 Bill Bru-1
ton, who is reputed to be a fast-j
or runner than the great Samj
Jethroe himself, replaced Jettv-(
roe in the lineup.' Then on his
first time at bat?the 14th inning?Bruton
lashed a liner to
left center for two bases. Even
his getting to second base
was an achievement as only one
Brtave had -^or.e thiat successfully
off roaster pitcher Vic
Raschi Then Geoige Crowe proceeded
to breaX up the ball
game wit' a litu- drive into the
Jaft field corne>, This one was
good for, two bases also and
brought Bruton on home.
Hank Thompson,
Is He Up Now
For Giant Trade?
. SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.
(CNS)?Tht? heavy buildup thatj
Manager Lippy Durocher hasL
been giving Hank Thompson as j
the "Revelation of the Spring"
has most folks thinking now that1
Leo is sounding out Hank asj
trad^ bait. And the team be'-j
most interested in making the
pitch to?the lowly Pirates.
The Pirates have been long in-1
tcre-ted in a Negro player but
of top drawer caliber ? like,
Jackie Robinson. Branch Rickey!
announced that that, was one- of,
the first thing- he wanted to do
as General Manager of Pittsburgh.
Ho could u-e the steady!
Infielding of Hank and in a'
nice j>ackagP deal the Giants i
could be angling for Murray 1
Dickson, th^ 20 game -winner."
Anyhow, it's a sure thing that j
wiicn Leo is praising a guy too j
high, he's got trado on his mind. |
Welcome Teocbe-rs
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STATE PARK
"Where the Elite Meet
and Greet"
PHONE 3-4869
I A GOOD PLACE TO
BUY USED CARS
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2516 Main St. Ph. 3-8045
Columbia, S. C.
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J. S. Anderson, 2510 Gervals n
| St., Columbia, recently accepted c
the position of State Supervisor '
I of F arm -League. His office-is lo- -*
cated tir the -Palmetto State* Teae'-ers
-Association Building, i
1740 Tnytor St. Mr. Anderson-a
did hK undergraduate study at S
Allen University and since that t
time - Advance Work has been v
dune in th^ school oPSocial Work, h
Univ. of iJa., and ha> attended J
Summer Schools at Yale Li
Hampton Institute, School of si
Agriculture at Soutrv Carolina 1;
State College. Being talented in tl
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Roscoe Browne (center) is all
new boss, David Davidson (right
sales manager of Schenley Impor
friends and business associates we
track star on his appointment as
for Schenley Import. Among thos
La Mar-Cheri in New York, was J
' Now York Pionoov Club undor wfa
a leading contender fpr a middb
Olympic tcam.>
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lance v. ?rk at the Huggins I
Ichool crfjaAilsic HBft* Juliardl
l>nervatory of Music.
I For nine y'ars He served as
In mstrnctur Vi~ flVe PUPllul
lebonis ot ha-tdwr^and Lexinglon.
Until his appointment Ihe
H ' an instructor at the John G.
Bii'hards Industrial School.
I Mr. Anderson is aLo engaged
Hi many civic organizations;
B>mo '>f '.hem include the RichBind
County Teachers Associaflnn,
President, Beaver Lodge
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l),_vice president and general
It Corporation. More than 200
Ire on hand to congratulate the '
la national sales representative
Be attending the party, held at
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os? colors Browne has ha come {
c-dbUnce berth of\ the U. S.
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J a century ago,* now U taking to jc
P??hh, a member of the 8th J
uf fioulh Carolina StdW^A^and ^
M. College, Orangeburg. S. CI
and received his commission am
Bl a reserve officer after, four yeafci J
I! training in th ROTC unit at tEe "J
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I Roy Campanelta was asked how
he was making out on the welgkft
I situation, .Roy beamed and an
nounced "just two more pounds
B to go." Evidently the Mayo diet
B of eggs has worked so well that
B Campy will be off It in just a
few days. .3^V- vV rB
No. 7, 'Columbia. District Depu|
tv for the Scotish "Rite^Masons^
Workers Education, Member of
Planning Council of Taylor St.
U.S.O., Pianist of several churches
in Richland and Fairfield
counties and is also an_ insructor
of quartet singing in Columbia.
He is seen above discusssing
one of the farm projects with
Mr. Loranze Chavis of Eastover.
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