The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 24, 1947, Page 6

PAGE FOUR MIAMI THUMPS BLUE SOX, 17 TO 6, FOR THIRD Bo Meador Pitches One-Hitter To Shut Out Pirates, 8-0, For Raiders; EAN ee ny 750 Fans See Twin Bill Miami To Return In 1948, Hamlin Says At Banquet J - At a banquet given by Joe WRISTS’ BEAT U. OFX |Sirugo for the Miami Tourists MIAMI, 5-2; PREPAR-| ALLEN, LOOP PREXY, | 3s, "2, ever eo seat ING FOR PIRATES AND |4ND TINY PARKER ‘of the Municipal Stadium com- BALTIMORE ORIOLES LAUD KEY WEST Judge Wayne Allen, presi- ;mittee, announced that Manager {Dave Coble had definitely prom- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN training quarters.” Mayor De-| meritt, referring to himself as! “the All-American waterboy”} some 50 years ago, told the visit- | ing club to “call on Windy Bill if! necessary at any time.” “Be like the homing pigeon, re Named City Clerk Roy Hamlin, has ‘been appointed chairman of the sports committee for Jose Marti Week by Lee Mason, director of the 1947 Key West International Fishing Tour- vesererres |Hamlin ‘Jose Marti Week Sports Director ELMER DAVIS (Continued from rage One) Key West has its own distinctive qualities to sell.” The commenator said that he had missed only one day’s swim since he arrived here about a week ago, that being the Sunday when it rained all day. His chief pursuit here, he’ said, is lying on the beach in the sun. Judging by his healthy tan, he thrieves on it. Despite his experience during STRAIGHT VICTORY | John O. Monsalvatge Completes Training | (Special to The Citiven) FORT JACKSON, S. C. 24.—John. O. Monsalvatge, vate, son of Mrs, Paul B. Monsal- William 315 has vatge, West, comple training in the replacement cen ter here. Monsalvatge, July 28, 1928, od who was inducted into} Mare! pr street, Ke: his ba: was bor the army on January 14, 1947. MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1947 | Resignation Approved The Civil Service Board thie | morning approved the reskgim [tion of Mrs. Neltie Johnson, Gil ing and poster clerk, from the Department of Public Serviet, et. j fective April I SEE LACT Strand Theater ELIZABETH TAYLOR in “COURAGE OF Lanne” h i- y n By JOHN VOSBURGH | dent of the Florida Interna- | ised to bring the Miami club here | the mayor added, “and head back | nment, it, was announced to- fee Has raat eR iat The Miami Tourists rolled up| tional League, and Tiny Par- | for its spring training again next/ to Key West where, we'll reostye aay! A Ea Waa Tre GaiGs cen | ienmianenatouss 90\-edeaies thei traight victory of the] , ker, president of the Miami | Y¢ar- a Pee seaee - ois Hamlin is working on |one thing,” he explained, “I spring training season yesterday,| Tourists club, paid Key West Bvcryccucion these spas) wil Sesson ee aayee “siruze Plans to bring the University | wasn’t one of those individuals} | trouncing the Blue Sox, Winter| %0™@ high compliments yes- jbe a traveling chamber of com-|vote of thanks was given Singo| of Havana baseball and bas- |who kept a‘diary. By the end of | le f the Blue Sox, Winter! serday at Municipal Stadium. merce for Key West,” Coble said. | for the sumptous spaghetti din-; erpan teams here for a |the day, 1 was too tired to re-| | “AMOK” to & before 759 fans at Municipal Speaking over the public ad- “We want to express our thanks ner i series of games and on induc- member all the details of what’ STADIUM LIGHTING | pearte Fotie—-Juiinn ste Sted Many i the onlookers tess system before the Mi- |to Key West for the way the city Judge Esquinaldo, explaining ing some top-flight Cuban had happened, anyway. Of course, ; Ny ES SPANISH PICTURE See ey a Raiders who ami-Blue Sox game, Judge has responded to our coming here that basebalf is his hobby, said sennis players to meet Key Col. (former War Secretary Henry EQUIPMENT ARRIVES Contam BT Mee oy th Pittten 6.0 inc csAllensiaid: ‘for spring training. that Key West would follow the| West's leading netmen in an ‘A:) Stimson had a good system) AN of the lighting equip- | “Don't Gamble With Strangers” the f same of the afternoon's "It's great to be in Key “In five or ten years when big fortunes of the Tourists eoares exhibition. All proceeds of WHS his diary in the no ment for Municipal Stadu | T_T doubleheader behind the one-hit West, net only today but any /league clubs are training here, out the season. The entire city,| oul go toward Jose Marti 7° Sen ee | hes artived in Miami Rey |- lana pitching of Bo Meador, had play-| day. You have a great town |don't forget that we were the he sajd, will be hoping the Mi- Wee expenses. Swimming | tee ne svt tat any| Hamlin, stadium committee BLL ed M nstead of the Sox. here and we in Miami are first to put our footprints in the ami club wins the Florida Inter- o.yinitions will be handled official papers, correspondence or, Chairman, said today, except |we gPECIALIZE im. . + In unraveling the Sox, Miami highly pleased to have the sands.” national League pennant. by ate Meee Scitalie eaicl cther decwnerts with me when Ti @ight 80-foot steel towers. H ee clubbed Guillermo Diaz and Bub-! training here this , Coble was referring to a re- Hamlin predicted that with! left office I left them all in the} The material will be truck- @Re, pairing be Sweeting for 13 hits, five of mark by Mayor W. W. Demeritt Coble’s return promised for next FF SPST PMI ID. eee ” | ed-here and installed as soon v pee Sr entre bases, including o Parker expressed similar [that each of the ball players was year, he would try to give the Davis did not severely crit |. ab. the towers ’arsive. @ Repainting home ran by Centerfielder Chand-| oo si nents and said that with (“putting his footprints in the city an even finer ball park. AMTICO" government. officials who have} . Pky digester pias obese the training and sunshine ' sands of time.” Jay Cone, general manager of ; PERSONALS ‘taken documents with them upon} @ Recording , blue—they corral tee eeuicni she iReaslsts haverhed | City Commissioner Albert B.'the Miami club, was unable to! retiring, remarking that one or @ KRetaping Souulhed them with no| in Key West, they are going {Cooper acted as master of cere-/ attend as he and his wife 2° mye” Both of the Adamses and also | ’ ; . ic niece | Gut to win the league pen- {monies and introduced the vari-)expecting a son in a Miami hos- ; oe Lincoln had followed the prae-| ROBERTS y t yect, the Hosemen | nant ‘ous speakers—Mayor Demeritt,! pital, He left by plane shortly Visit In Havana tice. enetian » corse than the Raiders| Jay Cone, general manager [Municipal Judge Enrique Es-, after yesterday’s game. At the Mr, and Mrs. Sergio Esquinaldo' The commentator has not wor- | Office Supplies & Equipment a Tuesday when they took! of the Tourists, who intro- [quinaldo, Coble and Hamlin. | mayor's suggestion, Hamlin was and child left Sunday over Aero- Tied @ great deal about world af-|129 Duval Street Loper Bldg. Removed and Installed fn 8-13 shellacking from the Tour-| duced Allen and Parker. also | When Cooper spoke of the visit- advised to send a congratulatory vias @ for Havana, where they ji. has ng othe Citicen aod M,.| EXPSRT TYPRWRETER — ints. ‘The Raiders also made eight) introduced Earl Whitehill, jors as the Sunsox, Coble said, telegram to Cone on the arrival will stay several days. eae eae it will walt entil he| apd Adding Machine REPAIRS PROMPT SERVICE er n coin WwW phat or! pitcher for many years with ‘We have conceded the Sun to of a future member of the Mlar i returns to work to see what the! savre 1, acneiac, erieneeiee KEY Ww 0 paar West lads are afflict-| the Detroit Tigers and other |Key West and have taken a new organization. | Mirai Cabanas Leuven New York and other journals Sand SERVICE west ed with right at meeting) clubs, He now represents the jname, the ‘Tourists’. Among those attending re ae sr. Jeft for Deve, had to say. His secretary | Royal Standard and Portable Wenetian Blind co. ~ Tourists is not def-} 3 @ spalding sporting goods | Cooper referred to Coble as a Manager Bill Cates of the F Mrs. Julio Cabanas, Sr., left for Will have a collection of clippings! TYPEWRITERS tos Sana on i, imitely known but the evidence) ¢> vany. Whitehill stood up |“wise manager—wise, because Raiders, Manager Manuel Aceve- Havana Sunday for a stay of sev- on his desk when he returns. Detiverten Cam te Made juval, Jefferson ~- indicate it. Some of the . had selected Key West as his'do of the Blue Sox, Umpire Bill eral days with relatives and, Asked when he would return to Da: CALL 1042 for Estimates b bt hrough| and bowed. the had s 3 ~ PHONE 250 and Place Your Ord ee ee a eee mie |Farkas of the Florida Interna- friends in the Cuban capital. ‘Key West, he answered, “I'm just and Place Your Order, [a wuld scoop nr” eves i tional League, and Dave McCur- — an employe. I hope my employ- | eould scoop up with her eyes BOX ~§CO R ES Hy ApiGies MOnicipal Stadium Depart Fon Cuba jers will give me a vacation. agein "i BS tee. \ : Sas SE i next yeai ith a friendly mo Pi hogy Heit the ag be aes a Lacs Man Senle a wave, in left to prepare to go to|| TWO HOTELS in... at POPULAR PRICES | tachel Sanchez left fc avana the beach. ‘ somewhat Thursday when they on D bl h d | S ft = ll Pr = Gunaay for a sojourn of severstl, e ee face the Tourists at the Sta- Sun ay S oublieheader | oitba r actice eee iii tac i POOR JOB! a) Located in OMS a wm at 4:15 p.m, The Raiders | - ‘ ee ates rite or Wire ; ea ayer— AB H PO Al | — No one finds quite so many toe Raseseatiens i pl Box scores: Player ABR . ; : dei Ressonable WW jor ye qrenngres bbe sang FIRST GAME Jcnanaies, cf 2111 0 ames j _ County Employe On Trip | things of interest in a newspaper | with BATH ond TELEPHONE Pirates Lewis, ¢ 12 | Be cereal a Jye at the Coun-|°=, AU" BBs | @ay, Roy Hamlin, sports head pidy see AB RH PO A!Rowland, c 2-0 0 2:40 Bavview Park }_ R. Sierra, employe pene ‘ un-| “Job Printing!” she read from | iy rd Hotel Pershi here ennounced. z " BY Geamie IeRecan 00. 00 fnere een ity Court House, left for Havana! | 230 garage ems Week 0 Senin the visit ef the Der, [Santana, 2b 3.0 0 3 2\ONeill, f 3.0 0 0 2) ae aRe gp Wid, ite Snends: ands relatives) UN Glavin “Poo bby Whe 60 N.E, 3rd Street 226 NE. Gourse, is the visit of the Bal- |-an ana, q i ope, =} 130 Mackinisis ve. VE Ww the Cuban capital for several 7 aye Pcleoa tia R - Ek 100 teams - © timore Orioles here Saturday to |Garcia, lf a O00 1 0) et Se eg ve , kept him printing, week after 80 Rooms tor tackle the Tourists. The Orioles |. Alonzo, rf 3 0 0 1 0} Totals— Ade17 13/2703) SN ACen en Ne Oe j week, year after year, ever since Solarium have been upsetting some of |Rucda, 370074 0) Blue Sox | MOONE { Se ‘I can remember. If he wasn't the 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION the major league clubs, includ- |J- Albury. 3b a8 0 2 Bl. Blayer— AB RH PO A) uuuiaamumnrctumuwuuiynme | Here For Day ‘patientest man that ever was, he ing the Pittsburgh Pirates Sat- |C- Hernandez, 1b 2 1 C: Valdez, 2b et 2 a oi | M. Cormano, E. Chavez and never would have stood it so long urday, 4 to 1, so the pressure |E- Albury. c 2 8 8 oo 2 Santana, 2b-ss savici 1 2 SPORTS and Papay (Buddy) Roberts, crew 20 bow!” ‘ lly be on the Tourists, | Salinero, p \M. Acevedo, ¢ $1292 tows 8 lnartbes cf the SScWlorida. ar — ration against the mi club} Totals— na a3 0 118 8 | Ar'ndo Keveis abs 0 1 2 9 4 pees froin Havana, ye terday to ; , 3 aiders 5 1 <0 spend > da: t elatives to date was given Saturday ‘Mauldin, rf o OALAMALA AALS GASES 7 - _ 2 n Player— AB R H PO A: Rey Ch ‘S61 ae here. They left for Havana late P when th niversity of Miami = fernandez, 1b 2 s eac th ’ a Baker, If 42.2 0 OF Acevedo, cf 3 0 1 3 0) SWIMMING—South Beach, south yesterday to report back to their ” 7) 2 decision at } icipa + 9 . ps af i. the best-informed Community on : b sah : Saeeeie Dee Cates, 2b 411 1 3:R Valdez, lf 220,013 0 end of aa eee if Dock. SLE: AUTO BODY SHOP you read. this worlwide, Sly nr ooer regan ed ; wut f right-hand- | Acevedo, ss $02 1 2 courte It 2 0 0 1 0!DEEPSEA F ulf Doc See elie, sete er 603-605 GREENE STREET ‘ Sh reseed m Bris Hainbleton el Sterling, 1b : : ; ut 1'G, Diaz, p 0000 of Wen saroline Ho cree ae Near Corner of Simonton St. im Clark held the Tourists berts, ¢! : P : ck, north end of Grinne! : sll -neinenhpben sane five hits. The support which the|M. Hernandez, b3 1 1 0 2isweeting, P SE eis a es MIAMI SIGNS UP BODY and FENDER WORK | subscrive nov to ayo a os ae college bi gave their pitchers}E. Alburyi, c opp 2! 1 Totals— 36 6 9 27 11; BASEBALL—Daily spring tre ain- | BUBBER SWEETING Weecee Rebuilt ecquainted" of /, one ho mor ste Bos ton 15 - Pa a 8 ‘ ; ; Villareal, i411 Bb, : : She ek of iain Teur- mio Peintin = 3 MR! Enclosed is $1, for which please send me The Chetan son halal leaEe Me ie 3 2 2 1 SfxcBatted for Bearden in 9th, |. ing workouts of Miami Tour-| * pcos (Bubbex) Sweet: Pe ora. tends) PVA science Monster for ene month x blush lke a poinciana - ’ | core by inr gS Ms. is Florida - ernationa : taht-ha to, Ther, Ongiatap, twee in bloo ——— = —!qourists 242 401 013-17 13 2; League) and games every; im% Young Tig Re ene All Work Guaranteed Science Maller Views nd poor base running by the] ZOtlse eae 21 3) Blue Sox 101 001 003— 6 9 8/ Saturday, Sunday at Munici-! plicher of she neds isiders | —LET US GIVE YOU A BID—| BMeRi anti % I , | Score by innings: ! s: Sout Newton, San- 1s Duck Avenue; 3” : Brobdeasting “Company college team, coupled with tt z|_ Errors: Souter pal Stadium, Duck u : aS” Be Bak bes coly bwo error Eee He a eae aes a(iaee 2, C. Valdez 2, M. Acevedo and l4th Strect, No admis-| Yesterday by the Miami Tour- . Ho dushad ne é ua, Al. Acevedo 2, Armando Acevedo cin charge to workouts, | ists» General Manager Jay * ad pliable ate ee Errors: Arnold 2, panna 3,| -uns-batted-in: Bodner, Gallart 3, GOLF_-Municipal Golf Course,| Cone announced. . Does “FREEDOM FROM WORRY" of Hospital Bills w ted doe Syivecter of the Tour-[ackee Acevedo (a, Sterling, M.| Stokes 3 Souter, Newton, Chand-| “Stock Island | Sweeting has the makings # you and your employees mean anything to you? en Spreet ee Baker, Soe at ie | te 3, C. Valdez, M. Aceved TENNIS—-Bayview Park on Di-| of a fine pitcher, Cone said. oi (3 - st ; i nite, including aj Hernandez 2; two-base tuts: a} Acevedo, Armando Acevedo, si Stree and ni He added that Earl Whitehill, N P. f i toe ruin the tat Inning by [er Acvedo:teebabe Ms: ASE pando, obey worbmye cc! Pith ayest Gav and NEN) ending lor lee | e New “Professiona centerfiel ndy Novak VECO Ne ae Can eeeea: “|Gallart, Newton 2, Lewis, M. Ace 5 . : 3 aicsehareat Be less aald about the Vourist-|tana, Cates, E Albury, Meador;| 4" ; sw ASS” BASKETBALL Outdoor courts pitcher for many years, i Pa ” ‘ imarreaears Pe cinceei santana wabublen play rece, het a ree Rae at South Beach and Bayview! talked with Swecting and | BLANKET COVERAGE PA Beurists ere now hitting their|@- Hernandez to Santana; left on! q: yaides, Chandler; stolen ba Park. ie ae | seen him hurl, Whitehill | oe 6h. Litah soos bal aedenih'shet pote t t bat and the combination | ases: Raiders 3, Pirates 3; bases! ¢<. Souter 2, Newton. Mauldin, E,| HANDBALL—Bayview Park believes Sweeiing has great n a ane tha combination | petle: off Salinero dyisteike | ou cc cine oiree |. SHUFFLEBOARD — Bayview) possibilities, Cone said. 0.0: Dpisdiiig’ tom -tahcianat, tad ef their stick-power with outs: by Meador 2, by Salinero 4;'0°9 Gi nie olage: C. Valdez to ark and South Beach oe cio, laberatanys, ed , ke Blue Sox infield was|hit by ‘pitcher, by Meador (Arn-/St, 2, double plays: ©. Valdez. 1. pron icKING—Tables at Bay- | aanemaneeemnnenenNe | penciin anesthetic when catastrophic. Only in the ninth|oid), by Salinero (Baker); passed |, ‘Fernandez: left on bases: Tour- wie x LIMITED, BUT NOT TO EXCEE did the Sox really show some ac-|ball: E, Albury; winning pitcher: | 10 Pg™aneed: [Cit Oh Sek" is) CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND — A-CIGARETT ES The following items shall not exceed tion. Up to this time Mel Fisher,]Meador; losing ‘pitcher: Salinero;'" pir 4 off Fisher 3, off Swee Shar Sa | Pehl cc , The follaeing iter ee OTHER th a righthander, and Lefty O'Neill, umpires: Clark and Cantos: Seor-|ing 4, off O'Neill 1: strike-ours COMFORT STATIONS—Bayview | ALL POPULAR BRANDS spits emplares a i the home team to five fer Castaneda; 2: 1.36. by Sweeting 1, by Diaz 1, by Fish Park. ay (12 the cos: hit SECOND GAME cect HWlOINEND 3 cHiisnots Diao, = _ - CARTON kia Aft Santana had doubled Tourists {for 6 runs in 1-1/3 innings, off “The doorway to expense” Aid with t ay, three of the Ace-} Player AB RH PO A\Swecting 11 for 11 runs in 7 2/3 Your Grocer SELLS That Good | @ pe CCK | ae Bae he otaerg Db ie tear V hit in quick suc-|Bodner, 2b 3 3 1 4 4 innings, off Fisher 3 for 2 runs in STAR ay A 7 poe Cae hee cartons ‘otal hospital benefits for each person insure cession ager Manuel Aceve- |Gallart, ss 43 2 2 3)4 innings; hit by pitcher. b; ST! x BR ND Psncgeeir suey aeraaghaarn OUTST RUTONMNMTUIE PLUS — Maternity. confinement benefits. for do Albio Acevedo dou-|Stokes, 1b 6 0 2 9 0.Sweeting (Bodner). by Fisher AWERICAN Hak na Sealy charges made by hospital bi ando Acevedo sin-|Souter, cf-3b 6 1 2 1 0/(Santana): balk: O'Neill: wild) 2°49 CUBAN COFFEE” _Sertons |? 3 don-kean-allened: Uele ae" ed ¢ vant forithres ir xAustin, rf 1 0 0 0 Ojpitch: Sweeting: winning pitche: TOTA & Valdez banged out a{*Bearden, rf 4 2 2 4 0|Fisher; losing pitcher: Diaz; um Try A Pound Today: coverage was effective on n 4 ildez banged out aly a. " . . : . Newton, If 6 2 2 0 O'pires: Cantos and Clark; SABRE IES actin EAH Fonal Blanket rT ’ his: - ihe first inning but was | yo dan, 3b 3 3 0 1 1 Castaneda ;time: 2.10 = ALL Professio NO!! You Can’t Beat LL 3 ie the field. Geraeitouer a —_—_—— —— Coverage as of January 1, 1. ALL EMPLOYEES (dependents optional) covered tt ineatinic wanda S ds co U {M. T ist Game ly 1947, for any and EVERY accident or disease, regardless \inando Gallat the} = AtUrdays UotM-Lourist Game i pale prstacaecenalciaere “ of its beginning. (No waiting period nor dedue- ( », Was a standout ‘ . Toaaiocn: jae : ity of Miami Miami Tourists i) s of ! i w ble single andl pia | ABT POVA. Plays, \B H PO A REMRETS | © Vise Sue og ues This pl ilable t tible) ‘ nuihe ficial lee ere ica a0 0S aWEEEn 2b 5 21 Avthur Sawyer | [325 MONROE ST. PASSAIC, N. J. is plan available to em- 2. MATERNITY for employees and dependents IM- Se re eaieree be ace | aris, 1b 4 214 0 Gallart, ss 5 1 23 Post, No. 28, ployers of 8 or more em- MEDIATELY to cover any and every HOSPITAL aga t ivates was the sole |Novak, cf 2 2 1 0 Stokes, 1b 4010 0 an Legion iti i ot of the week-end. |Ghau 41 0 0 Sout 10 16 o ployees. charge up to $50.00. (No waiting period nor k Ghaul, rf ted to Assemble at . Me had a sharp curve |Raymond, 3b 3 1 2 3 ehhelte i i 0 0 Ley Memorial Church, Division —SHIRL’S— ° deductible). Ferguson, If 2 2 pene jon 4 ) Street, 5 P.M., Tomorrow (Tues- eantiae 2 0 1 0 Femandes, 40 2 0 Gay) to attend funeral of Le: "LINEN SHOP | A courteous representative will | 3» COMPLETELY WIDE OPEN except cases covered 2b 30121 3, 1 66 3) Seonauei eon Sanne: ‘512 ELEMING PHONE 118 be glad to explain details with- by Workmen’s Compensation. Ranibletan: p 1 0 1 3 Elliott, p 20 3 ; ir i out cost or obligation. 4. SAME BENEFITS for confinement to ANY REGU. ark, 2 0 0 4 Sylvester, p 1 0 We Carry A Full Line | LARLY OPERATED AND RE ”. siauciaed 3 | A\ COGNIZED MEDI. Ball | 28 6 24 18 | L HOSPITAL ANYWHERE | 1 \ & Totals— 28 62418 Totals- 31 5 of \ CA N THE WORLD, 4 ! Score by innings: R o, : | : ! a g University of Miami 100 000 001-2 P Cannon Product: OVER ONE AND ONE-HALF MILLION DOLLARS = ~~~ Miami Tourists 000 201 11x—5 5 | . fi 4 » All Pirates were unable tg’... EXfors: Gallart, Jordan, Webb, Kouchkalkas, McElhaney; ATi | ee Sie atin Paid To And For Florida Policyholders be Palos were unable to Novak, Karis, Bearden, Jordan, Sylvester, Lewis 2; home run: N ‘ Cannon Towels ane Hist tenmyimaten OMe ee eee te Goch ae ach 1AVE Mo Cannon Wash Cloths > ‘i _ vo-base hit aris, ebb, Ghaul; double y: Gallart and Stok aa > 9 —_— i te Fepcng i seunety a ar AGGIES. Wits GCreSMBIETOA 2 Gh 4 inniies of Whitey VED tg eCannon Dish Towels PLORIPAHOEEICSS SR SSIONAF A FLORIDA: OnPICNS { of them came in Stolen bases: Kauchkalkas: : off Hambl i innings, off ad Sy, SCannon: Duk Clothe MIAMI RD: J 19; 4 WEST PALM BE th when the Raiders Clark 3 in 4 innings, off Elliott 4 in 5 innings, off Sylvester tonne Teet Cannon Pot Holders iM iD ‘ACH ‘ reo e eaces : Cee, : e's : ORLANDO Wp GAINESV| tallied the same number of runs, innings: bases on bails: off Hambleton 4, off Clark 5, off Sylves . Cannon Bath Sets LEN lite WLLE With the Meador was pitch- struck out: by Elliott 3, by Sylvester 2, by Hambleton 1, by Clark 1 eCannon Blankets TAMPA Sees 6 TALLAHASSEE in as enough balk: Clark: umpires: Karkas (Fla-Int. League) and Clark (K.W PENSACOLA me, CORPORATION 25 JACKSONVILLE