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THEATRE A 20th CENTURY· FOX PICTURE =""------FLORI DA STATE UNIVERSITY'S capable hard - working football coaching staff is pictured above. Haad Coach Don Veller is in background. Below, left to right, (He assistant coaches Bill Armstrong, Bob Harbison, Tom Roberson, Ke n Maclean, Vaughn Mancha, and Athletic Trainer Roy Williams. Florida State University Department of Physical Education for Men DR. HOWARD DANFO RD, Directo r of Athl et ics, Director of DR. MILES RITCHIE, Di rector of A ud io Vi sual Se rvice. Phys ical Ed ucation for Me n. JAME S GA USE, Graduate Assistant and Acting Int ramurals DR. DON VE LLE R, Head Foot ball Coach, Chairman at !n- Directo r. tercollegiate Ath letics. JIM DeCOSMO, Assistant Circus Director. BOB HARB ISON , Assista nt Football Coach . FRED HOOVER, Student Assista nt Tra iner A ll Spo rts. TOM ROBER SON, Assistant Foot ball Coa ch. DICK KURRAS, Stude nt Assistant to the Athle ti c Business BILL ARMSTRONG, Assistant Foot ba ll Coach. Ma nager. VAUGHN MANCHA, Ass istant Foot ball Coach. RONALD MELTON, Stude nt Assistant to the Athletic Busi- KEN Ma cLEAN , " B" Team Football Coa ch, Graduate As- ness Ma nager. sistant. J IMMY W I LLI AMS, Equipme nt Manage r. ROY WI LLIAMS, Head Trainer A ll Sports. JOE LONG, Student Manager. DR. TED WEEKS, Team Physician A ll Spo rts. CHARLIE DU RBIN, Tra nsportation. J. K. " BUD" KENNEDY, Head Basket ball Coach. BILL LA NE , Assistant to the Directar of Aud io Visual DR . DONALD LO UCKS, Te nnis Coa ch. Service. DR. KEN MILLE R, Track a nd Fi e ld Coa ch. BILL VRETTOS, Sports Photographe r. DR . HARTLE Y PR ICE , Gymnasti cs Coach. BENNETT LAND, Directo r of Sports Pub li city. N . B. " BIM" ST ULTS, Coach . PAT HOGAN, Student Assistant to the Director of Spo rts JACK HASK IN , Circ us Director. Publicity. . ~ILL ODEN EA L, Vo ll eyball Coach. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: Dr. Howard Danford, Chairma n; "' ED W ILLIAMSON, Director of Intramural Athle ti cs. Dr. Grace I. Fox, Dr. Charles Davis, Dr. W esley Ha rte r, BILL TAIT, Director of Recreation Curricul um. Dr. A. B. Martin, Dr. Mode L. Stone, Rod K. Shaw, Dr. J. Broward Culpe ppe r. "On leave for Study, N . Y. U. 0<

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213 S. Adams Telephone 2-5850 Buddy Bryant Co-Captains of the 1952 Florida State University Seminoles: Curt Campbell (left), end, and Vic Szczepanik, tackle. IN THE PRESSBOX By FRED PETTIJOHN, Sports Editor, Tallahassee Democrat

Welcome to Doak S. Campbell Stadium, football fans! The only other losses the Seminoles have suffered under Consider yo urse lf an honored guest in the home of the the skill ed Veller, who played hi s football and obtained hi s Florida State University's Seminoles, one of the notion's doctorate at Indiana University, were a defeat at the hands youngest and fastest developing football teams. of Erskine in 1948, an upset by Livingston State in 1949 This is the third year that Dr . Don Veller's Seminoles and a similar setback by Tampa in the season finale in have played their home games in this handsome 15,000- 1951. seat steel structure, surrounded by the ample parking space, In addition to his won and lost record, Vell er has already thoughtfully provided for your convenience. produced four Little and Middle All-America players at During those first two years here in Campbell Sh",_;c,m Florida State during his coaching span here. Tackle Hugh a home game meant a victory for the Garnet and Gold Adams was Little All-America in 1948; Guard Jerry Mor­ I ndians because in that 1950-51 stretch the Seminoles rical a Middle All-America in 1949; Guard Bill Dawkins flattened 10 straight opponents out on that chalk striped a Little All-America selection by the Associated Press in sod. 1951, and this year's Co-Captain, End Curt Campbel l, a The question which arises as FSU swings into its 1952 Middle All-America selection in 1951 . schedule is " how long can this Campbell Stadium charm The difference in the " Little" a nd " Middle" sele ctions 'lold good ~ " lies entirely with the selectors who use varying classifications This is the season, you know, when the Seminoles really for schools and schedules when selecting their players. test their football wings against rugged opposition. So much for the past. How about looking ahead at the In an effort to bring you fans a better brand of football future? than you've enj oyed here in the past, Florida State signed The outcome of the six games here will, of course, be to meet six opponents, Louisiana Tech, Louisville, VMI, decided on the field of play and any forecast is a shaky one Mississippi Southern, Furman and Tampa. on the scores. But win, lose or draw, yo u should see good That's a rough job for any club that is sti ll several steps football here this season. away from being called a real power. And it's particularly Some of the fans who sat with you or near you in the rugged for a University entering only its sixth year of in ter­ past have perhaps grumbled about the lack of opposition, collegiate footba ll in the modern era. the Seminoles' high-scoring tendencies or other complaints Just to keep the record straight, all of the Seminoles' which fans automatically are entitled to once they purchqse tough games aren't at home. On the road they are tackling their tickets. North Carolina State, Stetson, mighty Tech and Wofford . No wonder the wrinkles on the forehead of " Dole­ Judging by the records of the six teams you' ll see here, fu l" Don Veller are deeper this season. you shouldn't hear any of that talk in the stadium this Just for a minute, let's take a look back and check the season. records. VMI was co-champion of the last This Seminole team you're watching in action now is the year. Mississippi-Southern won the Gulf States crown. Lou­ fi fth that Florida State has fielded under the capable d irec­ isiana Tech is supposed to be loaded up with some fancy tion of Dr . Veller, who frequently groans in anguish about freshmen and sophomore talent. Furman has been p la ying his prospects, but always manages to come up with a hard­ teams in Florida for years and either beatin g them or scaring hitting spirited crew that runs and passes from a solid single the daylight6 out of them before losi ng. No one ever under­ wing formation modernized by several features and tagged rates Louisville si nce the Kentucky club held Miami to a with the name " Cockeyed T." tie to spoil an otherwise perfect regular season record for Veller, who was brought in here after FSU lost 011 f ive the Hurricanes in 1950. And Tampa, well, the Spartans of its games in an abbreviated 1947 schedule, takes what showed their class in the Cigar City last year when they up­ Nashville Banner Sports Editor and football authority Freddi e ended the Seminoles 14-6. Ru ssell calls " the top record in " into the If the opposition isn' t rough here this sea son the most current season. During hi s four years at State Veller's teams surprised man in the stadium will be Dr. Don Veller. Watch have won 30 times and lost only four. One of those wins him pacing the sidelines if you don't believe it. was over Wofford in Tampa's Cigar Bowl on January 2, Come back as often as you can this season, and keep an 1950. eye cocked on the Seminoles in the future. They' re bringing One of those four defeats was at the hands of powerful bigger and better football to you each sea son, and your Miami in 1951 whi le the Hurricanes were enroute to a support is helping them improve the caliber of the teams bid and an victory in the Gator Bowl. they play. THE 1952 FSU SQUAD

(Front row, left to right ) : Richard Rozman, Tallahassee; Ga.; Ted Morrill, Miami; Tom Sebring, Tallahassee; Nat Billy Kelley, Tallahassee; Roy Thompson, Wrightsville, Ga.; Polak, Miami; Gene Kahlich, High Springs; Ronald Breger, Charlie Brown, Monongahela, Pa.; Jimmy Lee Taylor, Tam­ East Chicago, Ind.; Dan Strickland, So pchoppy; Lowell pa; Harry Bringger, Winter Haven; Curt Campbell (Co­ Lander, Pittsburgh, Pa. Captain ) , Pensacola; Vic Szczepanik (Co-Captain ) , East Rochester, Pa.; Charlie Booth, Lakeland; Nelson Italiano, (f ourth row, left to right ) : Ted Williams, Tallahassee; Tampa; Steve Kalenich, Akron, 0.; Buddy Bryant, Perry; Bill Whaley, Ocala; Earl O'Neal, Valdosta, Ga.; Bob Taylor, Jimmy McDonald, Chattahoochee; Don Smith, Vero Beach. Quitman, Go.; Jerry Jacobs, South Bend, Ind.; Ed Mann, (Second row, left to right ): B. F. Garrett, Thomaston, A ~ h ford, Ala.; Louis Leonhardt, Louisville, Ky. ; Kenneth Ga.; Fred Greene, Thomaston, Ga.; John Karlowicz, Fair­ Bazo, Key West; James Dean, Montgomery, Ala. bank, Pa.; George Carnes, Tampa; Bob Wodrich, Miami; ( fifth row, left to right) : Bobby Fiveash, Bainbridge, Ga.; AI Woodham, Albany, Ga.; Stan Dobo!;z, East Chicago, Ind.; Bob !iudson, Sarasota; Troy Barnes, Chickasaw, Ala.; Frank Ray Inlow, Bainbridge, Ga.; Leo Brooks, Bainbridge, Ga.; Henico, Linton, Ind.; Eddie Johnson, Charleston, W. Va.; Wayne Hodges, Dade City; Joe Martinez, Miami; Norman Da n Simatovich, East Chicago, Ind.; Tommy Dellahan, East White, Birmingham, Ala.; Don Powell, Birmingham, Ala.; Chicago; George Boyer, Jacksonville. Fred Kendall, ' Fort Pierce. (Sixth row, left to right ) : Robert Barnes, Jacksonville; (Third row, left to right ) : Bob Crenshaw, Miami; Irvin tI ... ,dd Powell, Miami; Mac Huey, Tampa; Dick Turk, South Barwick, Groveland; Eddie Dykes, Brunswick, Ga.; Robert Bei1d, Ind.; Everett Donaldson, East Chicago, Ind.; Roland Duckworth, Daytona Beach; Ronnie King, Daytona Beach; Moore, East Gary, Ind.; Ed Cluster, Largo; Jimmy Messinese, Joe Ben Cassedy, Statesboro, Ga.; Billy Rabon, Fitzgerald, Jacksonville; James Hall, Orlando.

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No. Name Class HI. WI. Pos. Home 22 FENNER, BOB . . '53 5-8 155 OB Lake Charles 23 WIGGINS, BILLY RAY .. '56 5-8 165 HB Winnsboro 24 WISE, GAYlE. . '56 5·6 145 HB Minden 25 WYl Y, CHARLES '56 5·8 165 HB Delhi 26 RUSSElL, CHARLES . . '54 5·8 170 FB Shreveport 27 BONO, BILLY ... '55 6 160 OB Haynesville 28 LOCKHART, TOMMY .. '56 5·9 172 OB McGehee, Ark. 29 LEONARO, JERRY . . '53 5·10 170 HB Shreveport 30 SMITH, BENJI. '56 6· 176 HB Ruston Meet Your 31 ' MORGAN, PAUL '53 5·11 174 G Shreveport 32 ·BROWN, JIMMY.. '54 6·1 175 OB Idabel, Okla. 33 NA TTlN, HALL '55 5·11 179 HB Homer 34 HARElSON, LEO . . '56 5·7 180 FB Baton Rouge 35 MARTIN, JACKIE ~4 6· 170 HB Haynesville Friends 36 ROBERTS, JOE '56 5·11 186 E Baton Rouge 37 ' McMICHAEl, JOHN .. '55 5·10 167 HB Cotton Valley 38 ANOERSON, CHARLES .... '56 6· 192 E Plain Dealing 39 WALKER, DEAN .. '56 6·1 165 FB Jonesboro-Hodge 40 ' BENNETT, JACK .. '55 5·11 188 G Jonesboro-Hodge at 41 BARBAY, LARRY .. '56 5·11 183 G Baton Rouge 42 ANDREWS, MILFORD .. '56 6·1 172 OB Delhi 43 ' FERRINGTON, GEORGE . '53 5·11 185 FB Winnsboro 44 GARNER, HUP .. '56 5·9 175 FB Rodessa 45 BROWN , DON ...... '55 5·11 188 T Shreveport 46 BOURGEOIS , ElMO '55 5·11 172 E Sulphur 47 DICK, GAYlE... '56 6· 165 HB Cotton Valley 48 PERRY, VICTOR . . '55 5·11 181 C Bastrop 49 RAINBOLT, RUSSElL '56 5·10 170 HB Rayville 50 ' SNEED, JIMMY... '54 5·10 180 G Shreveport 51 ·ADCOX, RILLY JOE . '54 5·10 180 G EI Dorado, Ark. 52 OLIVER, JAMES '55 6·1 194 FB Bossier City 53 ALLEN, TOMMY . '56 6-1 191 C Ruston "- \ 54 ' WOODAll, TOMMY '53 6-2 195 E Bossier City 55 ' MARDIS, JAMES.. '55 6-2 192 E Siuphur 56 GRISSOM, LARRY '56 6- 181 E Baton Rouge 57 ' STORTS, JESSE .. '55 5-10 180 G Lake Charles 58 SHOWS, WAYNE .. '56 6-1 190 T Jonesboro-Hodge 59 COOPER, BillY. . '55 5-11 196 T Oil City 60 MANGUM, GEORGE '55 6- 175 G Delhi 61 ' BATES, KENNETH .. '55 6-2 184 E Monroe 62 ' WALKER, CHARLES '55 5-10 185 E Baton Rouge 63 GOLDEN, BILLY . '54 5-11 196 T Shreveport 64 ' SAVAGE, WALTER .. '54 6-1 195 C Bastrop 65 WORSHAM, BAY. '56 6-1 210 T Rodessa 66 ' FISCHER, JOHN '53 6- 200 T 67 ·LUM, BUSTER . '55 6-2 219 T Oak Grove 68 ·BROWN, GORDON .. . '55 6-2 215 FB Ruston 69 ·BAUGH, JOHN ...... '55 6-3 230 T Monroe ---for--- 70 WILTSHIRE, BOB '56 6-1 182 G Cleveland, Miss_

LOUISIANA TECH ...... Ruston, Louisiana FOOD THAT'S FINE President...... DR. RALPH l. ROPP Athletic Director and Head Coach ...... JOE AILLET Before and After line Coach and Basketball ...... CECIL CROWLEY Assistant line and Track...... JIMMY MilE End Coach ...... HUEY WILLIAMSON the Football Game Baseball Coach ...... BERRY HINTON Trainer .. . ROBERT (SOAPY) HAND

Conferences: GULF STATES. S.I.A.A. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Nickname: BULLDOGS School Colors: RED AND BLUE Across the Street fro,,:, __ University on Corner of Copeland and Park LOUI SI ANA TECH LINE-UP (OFFENSE) LORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LINE-UP (OFFENSE) Baskally T -Fo, mation, Balanced Line Basically Single Wing, Unbalanced Line LE LT LG C RG RT LT C RT LG RG RE 56 66 57 64 50 69 18 55 57 53 24 35 Grissom Fischer Storts Savage Sneed Baugh Booth Boyer O'Neal Brown J. Jacobs Kalenich 38 59 51 48 40 63 Anderson Cooper Adcox Perry Bennett Golden 13 59 47 27 50 66 QB Morrill Crenshaw Whaley Bradley Pol ak King

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COPYRIGHT 1952, TALLAHASSEE COCA-COLA BO G CO., TALLAHASSEE, FL RIDA FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY SQUAD fj:.'#) (Asterisk Indicates Letterman) No. Name Class HI. WI. Pos. Home GANDY 10 KELLEY, BILLY .. . '56 6· 165 B Tallahassee 11 ' THOMPSON, ROY .. . '53 5·10 180 B Wrightsville, Ga. 12 BRYANT, BUDDY .. '54 6-3 190 E Perry MOTOR HOTEL 13 MORRILL, TED .. '55 6-1 185 T Miami 14 CASSEDY, JOE BEN .. '56 5·10 170 B Stalesboro, Ga. TALLAHASSEE'S OUTSTANDING 15 MARTINEZ, JOE '56 5-11 162 B Miami MOTOR HOTEL 16 MANN, ED .. '56 6·2 185 E Ashford, Ala. 17 RABON, BILLY .. '56 6-1 170 B Fitzgerald, Ga. 18 ' BOOTH, CHARLIE .. '54 5-11 185 G Lakeland 19 ROZMAN, RICHARD .. '56 5-9 160 B Tallahassee 20 ·BROWN, TOMMy ... . '53 5-10 150 B Tallahassee Just Outside City Limits on 21 GRINER, JOHN .. . '56 5·10 170 B Jacksonville West Tennessee Street, near 22 SIMATOVICH, DAN . '56 6·2 195 E E. Chicago, Ind. 23 GREENE, FRED .... '56 6· 170 E Thomaston, Ga. University 24 JACOBS, JERRY .. '56 6· 185 G South Bend, Ind. 25 HODGES, WAYNE. .. '54 6·1 201 C Dade City (U.S. 90 and Fla. 20) 26 CARNES, GEORGE .. '55 5·11 175 G Tampa 27 ·BRADLEY, PRESTON .. '53 5·7 180 G Lake Wales 28 ·FIVEASH, BOBBY . '54 5·9 ~ 180 B Bainbridge, Ga. PRIVATE PHONES 29 POWELL, HAROLD .. '56 6· 175 E Miami 30 ·SZCZEPANIK, VIC .. '53 . 5·10 ~ 180 T E. Rochester, Pa. 31 ·TAYLOR, JIMMY LEE . '55 5-10 185 B Tampa " PHONE 2-4035 32 LEONHARDT, LOUIS .. '56 5 - 10~ 185 G Louisville, Ky. 33 ·WODRICH, BOB '54 6·2 203 T Miami 34 •TURK, DICK .. '53 5·10 185 B South Bend, Ind. 35 ·KALENICH, STEVE '53 5·11 188 E Akron, Ohio TRY THE* FAMOUS 36 AMMONS, BOBBY . '56 6-2 190 C Columbus, Ga. 37 WOODHAM, AL '54 5·10 170 B Albany, Ga. 38 KENDALL, FRED . '56 5·8 195 C FI. Pierce SKYLINE 39 JOHNSON, EDDIE '56 5·10 188 T Charleston, W.Va. 40 HEN lCD, FRANK '56 6-1 175 B Linton, Ind. 41 GARRETT, B. F. '56 5·10 179 B Thomaston, Ga. RESTAURANT 42 ·ITALIANO, NELSON '53 5-11 185 B Tampa 43 NEWSOME, BUDDY .. '56 6- 195 T Plant City ADJOINING COURT 44 KAHLlCH, GENE .. '56 5-11 217 B High Springs 45 ·CAMPBELL, CURT .. '53 6-1 175 E Pensacola 46 DOBOSZ, STAN .. '56 5·9 175 B E. Chicago, Ind. 47 WHALEY, BILL '55 5-10 185 C Ocala 48 BARNES, TROY .. '56 6-2 184 T Chickasaw, Ala. 49 " BRINGGER, HARRY .. '53 5·11 165 B Winter Haven 50 POLAK, NAT . '55 5-10 190 T Miami Yea Seminoles! 51 POWELL, DON '56 5-11 190 G Birmingham, Ala. 52 MESSINESE, JIMMY . '56 5·10 170 B Jacksonville 53 ·BROWN, CHARlIE .. '53 5-11 190 T Monongahela, Pa. BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME 54 DEAN, JAMES ...... '56 6· 195 T Montgomery, Ala. 55 BOYER, GEORGE .. '56 6·2 240 C Jacksonville MEET YOUR FRIENDS 5& DUCKWORTH, ROBERT ... '56 6· 228 T Daylona Beach 57 ·O'NEAL, EARL. . '53 6· 205 T Valdosta, Ga. 58 ' KARLOWICZ, JOHN . '53 5·11 200 G Fairbank, Pa. 59 CRENSHAW, BOB . '56 5·9 170 C Miami AT 60 WHITE, NORMAN '56 5·8 190 G Birmingham, Ala. 61 MOORE, TOM .. '56 6·2 200 E Thomasville, Ga. 62 WILLIAMS, TED .. '55 5·10 190 T Tallahassee 63 ' HUEY, MAC .. '54 5-10 218 T Tampa THE MECCA 64 STRICKLAND, DAN '56 6-2 215 T Sopchoppy 65 McDONALD, JIMMY .. '56 5-11 192 E Chattahoochee 111 South Copeland Street 66 KING, RONNIE .. '55 6·1 205 E Daytona Beach 67 MERRITT, DOSSEY '55 6·3 243 T Lakeland 68 SEBRING, TOM .. '53 6- 191 T Tallahassee 69 BREGER, RONALD ... '56 5-11 245 T E. Chicago, Ind. • DUPLICATE NUMBERS 12 BROOKS, LEO .. '56 5 · 9 ~ 168 B Bainbridge, Ga. QUICK SERVICE 13 CLUSTER, ED .. '56 6· 182 G Largo 15 FLOYD, ARTHUR .. '56 6 · 2 ~ 200 T Apalachicola 16 JACOBS, CHARLES '56 5·8 182 G Miami • 17 MCLELLAN, BILL. . '56 6·2 190 B Miami 19 BAZO, KENNETH .. '56 6- 190 C Key West GOOD FOOD AND 21 SMITH, DON .. '56 5·10 165 G Vero Beach SUNDRIES 22 WILLIS, LINDY .. '56 5·10 150 B Savannah, Ga. ~ ~7 === r DOUBLE YOUR SAVINGS

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Vic Szczepanik THE LOUISIANA TECH BULLDOGS tota I offense. That year the Bu Iidogs ra n up a total of 231 points while holding opponents to 97. Their powerful air and ground attock that season netted an average of 374.1 yards per game. Coming to Tech in 1940, Coach Aillet pro­ duced a title-winning golf squad in the Louisiana Intercollegiate Conference, with the bdseball team going undefeated to win the L1C and SIAA crowns. The basketball team was runner-up to top conference honors. During the 1941 -42 season, Louisiana Tech teams scored a grand-slam cleanup in confer­ ence titles, winning the football, basketball and baseball crowns. Athletics were suspended in the war years, but with a resumption of conference play in 1946, Louisiana Tech scored a repeat of the 1941-42 season with another grand-slam array of foot­ ball, basketball and baseball titles. Only the baseball and basketball squads were conference champions in 1946-47, with the foot­ ball team a runner-up, but the lapse was tem­ JOE AILLET porary, for in the 1947-48 season Louisiana Athletic Director and Head Football Tech teams delivered a third grand-slam set of Coach, Louisiana Polytechnic conference titles in football, basketball, baseball, Institute and tennis. The track team was runner-up in the conference meet, only 5 V2 points behind the winner. With the 1952 football season, Louisiana Tech's director of athietics and head footbal l In the 1948-49 gridiron campaign, the Bull­ coach, Joe Aillet, enters his 13th year of master­ dogs came in second, and won the crown in the minding the college's athletic activities. 1949 season. Graduation and calls to the armed forces depleted the ranks quickly in all phases In the 12 preceding years, Louisiana Tech of the athletic program, however, in the follow­ athletic teams have won 15 conference titles in ing season and also last year. football, basketball, baseball, golf and tennis. However, during his tenure at Louisiana Tech, High point of this record was the 1949 grid Coach Aillet has produced three Little AII ­ squad, which captured the Gulf States cor.fer­ Americans, including two guards and one half­ ence crown and ranked 21 st in the nation cln back.

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This group of Florida State Unive,'sity co-eds leads the university student body in many spirited Seminole yells during the football games. First row, left to right : Anne Yates, Key West; Renie Hall, Tampa; Patsy Gates, Coral Gables; Martha Williamson, Head Cheerleader, Jacksonville; Shirley Knight, Pompano Beach; and Ruthie Spencer, Miami. Second row, left to right: Dorothy Joh nson, Orlando; Shirley Harper, West Palm Beach; Betty Ann Munroe, Tallahassee; Jett Munroe, Tallahassee (graduated); Anne Adams, Plant City; and Nancy Black, Orlando.

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Curtis Campbell Corner Monroe and Pensacola-Next to the Capitol Recommended by AAA

WE WILL BE HAPPY TO SERVE YOU AFTER THE GAME!

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Roy Thompson