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i ri ARCHiE Sports Hi 1 FIRST EDITION Sports Steps (Continued from Page 10) When: Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. How much: $1 for adults, 50 cents for students. GOLF Who: Arold Palmer, Dou Sanders, J. C. Goosie, Skip Alexander.

Where: Palma Ceia Golf and Country Club. What: Golf exhibition of 18 holes. When: Friday, 1:30 p.m. (clinic at 1 p.m.). How much: Advance tickets $5, at fate $7.50., TENNIS Who: World's top tennis players.

Where: Davis Islands Tennis Club. When: Tuesday through Sunday beginning- at 10 a.m. What: Dixie International Tournament How much: Season books $7.50 for adults, $3 for students. TRACK Who: Florida, Florida State, Miami, Florida and area high school track and field athletes. Where: Jesuit High School.

When: Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. What: First Jesuit Invitational Track Meet. How much: Prices range from $3 to $2 to $1. Next to the boating fisherman, bridge and pier anglers comprise most of Florida's fishermen. The most common complaint most of them have is, "all I ever catch is catfish or pinfish." The problem here is two fold.

First of all, most bridge or pier fishing works on a seasonal basis. When a certain type of V. 12-A THE TAMPA TIMES Monday, February 21, 1966 Sunshine Captures Tourney Sunshine Service Station clearly established itself as the region's leading amateur basketball team when the Gamma Rays of sponsor Curtis Williams stormed to a championship victory in the final round of The Tribune Open Basketball Tourney at Trailer Park gym last night. Dana Kirk, admittedly one of the best flat-footed rebounders in amateur cage circles, turned on the steam for the Rays and plunked 41 points against tourney runner-up Johnny's Cleaners of St. Petersburg.

Johnny's couldn't stay up with Sunshine and lost the finale, 122-107. STRANGELY, despite Kirk's fabulous performance, a player for a team that didn't even make the finals was named tourney most valuable player. Dick's Auto Sales shooter Bob, he won the MVP title. The Jet- though Kirk's showing this year! topped that of last season when he win the MVP title. The Jefferson coach's 117 points was the best in the tourney, Ralph Carter canned 27 "points and Billy Turner contributed 24 to help the Sunshine cause.

It's time a little was said about the sand-hill lakes and the fishing that's available in them. sand-hill lakes as I call them can be found along either side of U.S. highway 19 between Tarpon Springs north along the coast to Cedar Key. Inland they run from Ocala south to Brooksville. Generally, the area described above, there are plenty of sand hills and scattered among the hills are lakes and ponds that can produce some top-notch fishing.

Most of the lakes ponds would be a more apt description have very little foliage around the banks. The larger lakes have sawgrass while the smaller ones usually have an abundance of pepper grass growing around the edges of the lake. Almost all of the lakes have one thing common a big, deep hole in the middle of them. Most of the lakes are spring fed, hole (in some lakes there are more than one) is the' spot where many lunker bass are landed. In the smaller lakes the deepest spot can be found almost always Campbell Takes Tucson Laurels 1 i TUCSON, Ariz.

W) It took! can be a stroke off the pace, shoot a 70 and win. It's a real i test of golf." an extra cigar or two, but chunky Joe Campbell has his! Staff rhnlo br Anthony Lopes SUNSHINE'S DANA KIRK DRIVES INSIDE Jefferson Coach Bagged 41 Points For Winners Defending champion Bob i Charles of New Zealand had steady rounds of 71-71-71-70, but his 284 was far under his 271 fish is running say mackerel, then fishing from these spots is very productive. When the action is slow on the game fish, the "rough" fish, which frequent bridges and piers on a year 'round basis become a real problem. The second part of the problem falls into place now. And that is, oyur method of fishing with the game fish action is slow.

If you're using live or dead bait and fishing on the bottom, then you're asking for the bait flinchers. When game fish have moved out of an area the most common cultprets are the pinfish and catfish. There is no way the angler can start the game fish running again but there are steps he can take to avoid catching "rough" fish and at the same time leave himself the opportunity to latch on the a real game fish should one happen by. FIRST OF all, don't use a dead bait. A piece of live shrimp, or a live shrim that has died on the hook is an open invitation to an unwanted fish.

you bait lively and try to stay-off the bottom. Even the fish that are stealing your bait would be a ogod choice of bait. A small butterfish or sardine is quite an invitation to trout while snook and redfish prefer a live, pinfish. TOMORRO'S TIDES High Tide, 2:36 WRESTLING TUESDAY NIGHT score of last year. Steve Oppermann of San first pro golf tournament victory in three years.

Campbell, who usually smokes about six cigars a round of golf, puffed his way "through seven or eight" stogies Sunday as he shot a steady 70 and whipped Gene Littler in a sudden-death playoff for the $9,000 1 I Francisco scored the tourney's second hole in one and the ninth on the pro tour this year when he knocked in a 4-iron shot Sun day on the 185 yard 17th hole. Matsuda, Tyler Return to Tampa 1 first prize in the Tucson Open There were just 11 aces all last year. Golf Tournament. OFT Sunshine Johnny's CAMPBELL FINISHED with 3 it 4 54 18 40 4 1K .1 11 ft in 12 i 0 8 33 Carter (I 12 Turner i I Kirk 31 Prllritrino 0 Wagers 3 Barnn A 4 Bostain sensations Jose Lothario and i jk 1 1 68-69-73-71 281 MrCrae 14 Hnllin Smith l.anier 14 Whitaker 1 Wlntermlre 1 McNorton Csrr Kolel 6 Popular Hiro Matsuda, away from the Tampa westling scene steady rounds of 69-70-69-70 for a 10-under-par total of 278 over Tito Carreon in a best two-of 0 0 three falls match with the for several months, and Tarzan Tyler, absent for an even longer the giant Tucson National golf course, a wide open desert layout with some cf the biggest directly in the middle. The larger lakes will usually have a cypress head at one end.

The deepest part will probably be at the opposite end from the cypress head. THESE LAKES can be fished in a number of ways. Wading is usually the most popular. A spoon and porkrind is good for fishing the grass and lily pads around the edges while a large purple or black eel is perfect for the deep holes. Don't forget the top-water plugs, either.

They're murder in the early morning or late afternoon. TODAY'S MONNSET 8:20 p.m. TOMORROW'S MOONRISE 8:49 OUTLOOK Bass reports good from Withlacoochee Backwater area on live shiners and live, ells. Some yearling bass reporting. hitting top-water plugs in Homo-sassa River.

Lake Kissimmee bass reports also good with some lunkers taking spoon and porkrind rigs near the sawgrass on the south end of the ale -Total! 4 15 107 ToUlt 41 38 world's tag team title at stake These two teams are the sur spell, both return to the local 1 I If II I mat scene tomorrow night at vivors of the elimination tour Fort Homer Hesterly Armory. x-Jne Campbell, Jfl.OOO.. Gene Littler, $5,000 R. H. Sikes, 13,400 Jay Hebert.

$3,400 Lionel Hebert, $3,400 Tommy Aaron, $2,316.,. Doug Sanders, $2,316... George Archer, $2,316 George Knudson, $1,833. Frank Beard, $1,833.... John Pott, $1,833 Dave Stockton, $1,350...

Don Massengale, $1,350. Dick Crawford. $1,350 Duff Lawrence, $1,350.. Charles Coody, $1.350... Bob Johnson, $812 Charley Sifford, $815 Ge'herger, $812 Bob Charles, $812 Dave Regan, $812 Larry Ziegler, $912 Dick Mayer, $812 Fred Marti, $812 a Ed Updegraff Steve Oppermann, $625.

Ken Towns, $625 Bill Martindale. $625... greens in the country. Littler, who shot 71-71-68-68-278, won $5,000 for' second. R.

H. ney which reaches the final 1 I Matsuda, the wily Japanese judo expert, has been on tour 284 71-70-71-72 284 round tonight. Both are unde feated in Florida matches. Sikes and brothers Jay and Lionel Hebert each picked up $3,400 for their 280 finishes. In the other prelim events, a.m., 3:36 p.m.; Low Tide, 8:30 a.m., 9:12 p.m.

(St. Pete Base), TODAY'S SUNSET. 5:35 p.m. 'TOMORROW'S SUNRISE 6:34 a.m.. Forecast Silver trout along with a few specks hitting on flats off eastern side of Old Tampa Bay between Howard Frank-land and Gandy Bridge.

Some snook action action reoprted during early morning from Sunshine Skyway bridge. Sputnick Monroe meets new 1 -3 comer Omar Atlas, a very 1 Tommy Aaron, Doug Sanders and George Archer each won for their 281 scores. Campbell's pay check gives him $14,945 in total 1966 money and ranks him fourth behind Arnold Palmer, Sanders and Billy Casper. Bill Ogden, $625 John Lotz, $625 strong muscleman and girl midgets Diamond Lil and Little Darling Dagmar oppose each other in the 8:30 opener. 69.71.7S.7J9RS RACING NIGHTLY in the Carolinas and Tennessee mostly during the last three months.

Tyler, former southern heavyweight champion until the title was lifted for his failure to defend it, has been in Japan and a number of other sites since his' departure. MATSUDA DRAWS a rough assignment to celebrate his return as he tackles brawling Rocky Hamilton in the semifinal event. Tyler is matched against popular Jesse James in one of the preliminary events. The feature event sends the Masked Medics against Latin Red Funseth, $625 Dick Lott, $500 Ken Still. $500 M.

C. Fitta, $500 Jay Dolan, $500 Julius Boros, $500 Mason Rudolph, $362... Bi 8 P.M. Campbell started the final Golf Tourney Set Rocky Point will be the scene I found of the Tucson tourney one 286 v. -n i WWfflWK, tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock as the Tampa Women's Golf Dave Hill.

$362 Rocky Thompson, $362.. Bob Zimmerman, $362., Pete Brown, $362 Ron Letellier, $362 Tommy Jacobs, $250... Randy Glover, $250 Dan Sikes, $66 Darreli Hickock. $66.... Bill Johnston, $66 I an Lifting Associationholds a low putts and net tournament.

i-Denotes amateur. x-Denotes playoff winner. Stott Stop for Gas ENTRIES EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES WED. SAT. 1:30 P.M.

PERFECTA BETTING ST. PETERSBURG CANDY BLVD. NO MINORS stroke behind Jay Hebert, who shot a 65 Saturday to take the lead. Hebert faltered with double-bogey on the 12th hole and Campbell took the lead until the 18th when he hit into a trap and bogeyed to allow Littler to catch him with a par 4. CAMPBELL reached the green in two on the first playoff hole, the 545-yard par-5 15th, which was picked for television purposes.

Littler, who was off the side of the green on his second shot, Neely FIRST RACE Five-aixteenthi mil Grade D. Brooxiyn mm 1. Brandy Rock (Continued from Page 10) i 2. Campus Cold 6. Gallant Jeanmt 7.

Barite a Skv Ann flag was out for two laps when Phil Cronin of Houston, blew an engine, but it barely 3. Paul a Sunshine 4. Stanley Dancer onds, he saw the fuel pressure bubbling. SECOND RACE Flve-alxteenthj mil -Grade slowed the leaders as Cronin 1. Young jack a.

sun Rey "When that bubbles, you know coasted into the pit. 2. Ann Ling 6. Negotiation 3. Hefresn sponge hjt 4.

Sneezer 8. Antiquity Andy Hampton of Louisville, finished one lap back in you don nave enougn gas 10 go more than two laps," Stott said. "There was nothing to do THIRD HALE rive-xieentns mm chipped 20 feet past the pin and Grade 1. Blondy Malone s. Bit: wane but alert the pit crew the first third place in a 1965 Dodge and rimmed an attempt for a birdie won $2,150.

Ernie Derr of Keo- putt. Campbell then two-putted 2. Run Boot 6. Bush Ballad time past and come In the next (Continued from Page 10) Beeland, Jaime Pressley of W. Palm Beach, Dick Me-chem of St.

Petersburg and Bill Tym from Gainsville. Also competing is Orlando's Fritz Schunk, the airman who last year pulled a major upset beating Mexico's Rafael Osuna. Big Red Stays Atop the Heap MIAMI (P) Tampa Hillsbor kuk, was tourtn in a 1966 Dodge time." 3. Sweep By 7. Young American 4.

Christmas PuddingS. Trickum FOURTH RACE Five-sixteenth! mile Grade 1. Conner t. Cappy's Son from 15 feet, tapping in a one-footer for the clincher. SOUTHERN TOURS BUSES LEAVE FROM TAMPA TRAILWAYS GREYHOUND BUS STATIONS FOR THE TRACK AT 7 P.M.

AND Return to Tampa Immediately After Last Race I said, "Show me a filter cigarette that really delivers taste and I'll cat my hat!" It was the second straight Bowsher said he couldn go at top speed because of his bad 2. Red Swede Com Hello Der for $1,125. Shad Wheeler of Fredrickstown, Ohio was fifth in a 1964 Ford for $800. The next five in order were 3. See Susie 7.

Siyama nitrv Rnrk 8. Gartan near-win for Littler. He finished transmission but he coaxed 166 FIFTH RACE Three-eighth mil miles an hour out of his car on Grade Ralph Latham, Cincinnati, 1964 1. Much Luck third in last week's Phoenix Open and won $4,000. Campbell's victory reversed an earlier Tucson Open decision Ford, $800; Jack Purcell, Louis 3.

Daney 6. Miss Pu7ile 7. Dainty Spark 8. Coro Pompadour ADVERTISEMENT 2. Squaw Party 3.

Rusk 4. Waitfor Charlie each of the last six laps and kept Stott from catching him. THERE WASN'T so much as a brush of fenders by the 33 SIXTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile ville, 1965 Plymouth, $600; Mel Gillett, Howell, 1964 Mer-cury, $500; Sal Tovella, Chica which saw Littler edge him for ough, with a record of 24-0, is Florida's No. 1 high school bas Grade 1. Her Nurse S.

Burt Ola 2. Milam Pearl Regal Black first place money in 1959. go, lUb4 Mercury, $500; and That second place finish in 3. Forest Benton 7. wig Helen i Tna Mnnre 8.

Tara C. contenders. The yellow caution Keith ketball team for the 10th straight week in' the Miami Herald's poll Ploughe, Indianapolis, 1959, however, was largely re SEVENTH RACE ive-aixieemns mne $964 Ford, $500. Grade of coaches and sportswriters sponsible for Campbell selec 1. Senate S.

Clyde Mae NASCAR late models run five- 2. Hot Switch 6. Toby Jet tion by Golf Digest as Rookie with 10 first-place votes and 159 mile qualifying trials from to 3. Kyon 7. rass me mt HAIR LOSS' points.

4. Rov McKeel 8. Milam Rex day through Thursday. Modified EIGHTH RACE Flve-sixteentna mm Grade Pensacola High, with a 23-0 record, was second with 137 of the Year. THE 30-YEAR-old, 200-pound Knoxville, resident is a former national collegiate 1.

Core Politician 2. Wetzel 3. Adeline and sportsman class stocks also will be timed for their 300-miler on Saturday. s. rasket 6.

Ray's Price T. Ben McKet 8. Crattv Time to pay taxes! points and Cocoa was third with 23-1. 4. Bookie Rock NINTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile- champ.

He won the NCAA tourney in 1955 while playing at Purdue, where he also was a The standings: basketball standout. 1 Tampa Hlllshnrourll J4-0 l.W Pmn.col. Hlrh 113-ft) 137 Grade 1. Cri Vengeance 5. Jo a Head 2.

Future Issues 6. Zoopy's Son 3. Parilla 1. Tonaka 4. Nancy Wild 8.

Flashy Mac TENTH RACE Five-sixteenths mil' Grade 1. Crl Silently S. Bettine 2. Panaca 6. Dear Girl 3.

Iridescent 7. Tways B. 1 Trarinr Chief 8. Jigger Rock 3 Cocoa CJ3-1) ll Sunday's victory was the first for Campbell since he captured the Baton Rouge Open in 1962 4 Miami Curley C'3-1 Ft. Lauderdale Stran'h'a a Clearwater (18-) 7 Jacksonville I.ea 8 Riviera Reach (K-ll Tampa Rlake (M-ll 10 Cocoa Monro (34-1) THE LATE models will compete in a pair of 100-mile races i a and the Daytona 500 Sunday.

RichardPetty of Randleman, N.C., in a 1966 Plymouth, and Dick Hutcherson of Keokuk, in a 1966 Ford, already have the front row for the 500 as well as pole positions in the 100-milers. Petty set a qualifying record of 175.165 m.p.h. last week. ELEVENTH RACE Three-eighths mile He won the Beaumont Open in 1961. "I like this kind of course, Grade 1.

Vita 5. Sovereignty 2. Pleasing Me Tarita 3. Don's Guest 7. Artec Prince 4.

Tan Ranger Think Pretty Action Tonight Selections 1. Brandy Rork (I), Gallant Jeannle (61 Paul's Sumhlne CI). said Campbell, of the unique Tucson National spread. "It's t. Sneeier (4), Sua Key (5), Bonce one of the few places where you Oak Grove Junior High, still CUT (7).

1. Sweep By (3), Blondy Malonc (1) Trlrkiim (81. unbeaten, squares off against 4. Garlaa (8), Slyama (7), Cor Hello n.re 16). Wilson at Hillsborough gym this 5.

Much Lack (1), Husk (3), Miss Fut evening in one of four basket ile (8). Her Nurse (1), Nil's Helen (7), Tara C. (81. ball games. Other encounters are Coleman Toby Jet (6), Kyon -(3), Milam Rex 18).

Ricardo's Picks vs. Adams at Jefferson, Madi Pakel (5). Cera Politician (1), Ben ENTRIES FIRST GAME Doubles, six points: MrKee (7). Warren Peamert snows results he received by the Lester Home Treatment Method. He did not have male pattern baldness.

MEN AND WOMEN flair Consultant Here Tomorrow; To Explain Hair Problems 1. (3) Golrifn-MIrutl, (1), Reinalde- son vs. West Tampa at Plant Rrrtni), 17) Mllo-Tomas. i. Meinaiao-ncRino iuj and Buchanan vs.

Pierce 1 7 Mufarlrful, (SI Ataiw, (2) Oyr i. iviuriricu-auiexui Parllla (3), Flasky Mae (8), Nancy Wild (4). Belllne 15), Jler Rork (8), Iridescent (3). Vita (1). Pleaslna Me (2), Aslee sun.

3. Goitiena-Misupl Eighth grade games start at 6 3. Serirla-lntaustl. (S) Miki-RegiM (II 4. Sersio-lbarreche 3 5.

l.enupitio-Snlvador 4 o'clock, ninth graders at 7:15. Prince (7). 4. (It Milo, (51 Sergio, (1) Relnaldn. 5.

(61 Olalde-Almorxa, (3) Churrura- I fi. Murillo-Ondarru ouca. Ill Manoln-Tnlosa. for prompt service The worst enemies of hair are 7. Milo-Tomas 2 Substitutes: Arias (front), Insausti (bark).

SKCOND GAME Singles, six points: 1. Tacnlo 3 5. Atano 4 2. Oyarzun 6 6. I-uki 10 (, (lil Mllo-Arrr gut.

(S) Lequeitle-Aano, (2) 1(11 r.nlrlrn.-Aipirl (4) Iiasa-Mif ael, (51 Relnaldo-Almorxa. 8. (3) Aiplrl. 17) Almnri, (II Mannln. S.

(II I.nk.T(ilna, (61 Manalo-Aiplrl, (8) OlnlHe-Orlwnilfl. 10. COMurlllo-Atann, (3) Tarole-Arre-ftil. () Olnlrir-lnsausll, 11. (7) Olalde-llrquiia.

(8) Churrnra-Mo-gartefui, (1) Tarolo-Aiplri. neglect, mistreatment and im-I proper hair care. A little time i spent now may save a great i deal of regret later. Mr. B.

Neal will be in Tampa, Florida at the Hillsboro i Hotel on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1966. 3. Tolosa 7. Musartcgui 2 4.

Zalriivia ft Sub: Manolo THIRD GAME Doubles, live points: 1. Goiriena-Onclarru 10 REPRESENTATIVE PAYMENT SCHEDULES 1. Ariai-Jaureeut 8 3. Motricn-Iharreche 7, 2 4. Rrinalrio-Salvador I 5.

Milo-Regino 9 2 S. Murillo-Tomai CCHVEU 2L5kY I CsHOU I 36 MONTHLY PAYMENTS RECEIVE PAYMENTS $1200 $56.62 1 300 43A6 1400 $66.06 $'2000 i 'dTsr $2000 I $94.38 "1 $500Q $167T6 7. Lratieitio-Micuel 8. Sereio lnsausti 2 (back). EIGHTH GAME-Singles, six points: 1.

Manolo 2 S. Urquiza 3 2. Isasa 6. Churruea 10 Substitutes: Oyarzun (front). (back).

LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED IN THESE PAYMENTS tuM1 Hours 1:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Come In and talk with the Lesley Consultant regarding your hair and scalp problems. Learn how you can treat yourself right in the privacy of your own home. FREE CONSULTATION If you have dandruff, excessive hair fall, thinning hair, ex FOURTH GAME.

singles, live points: 1. Reinalrto 2. Lequeitio 3. Ondarru 8 5. Sergio 5 2 6, Milo 3 2 Sub: Murillo Choose your own payments then give us a call.

Quick, courteous service at over 700 offices coast to coast. 4. Arias FIFTH GAME Doubles, five points: WILLIE GAYLE Sales Clinic This is the most modern sales clinic in th world today because it combines deep motivation with basic sales techniques. This means you will be able to qualify and close today's sophisticated buyer faster than ever, and the real benefit to' you will be more sales more money. If you are in the sales field, you cannot afford to miss this opportunity to increase your money making abilities.

Plan now to invest $10.00 in your fu-ture. Each participant will receive a $5.95 LP record, a Sales Kit and the three hour participation clinic. TUES. NIGHT FEB. 22 7:30 PJI.

FLORID AN BALLROOM Plan IS'ow to Attend Tickets Available at Doer Call 229.1919 For Further liiformarioa tliiabeth Leonard show result! ah received by the Lesley Home Treatment Method. She did not have male pattern kaldnesa as applied to women. and how much it will cost. WRITTEN GUARANTEE If you are accepted for treatment, you will be given a written guarantee for the length of time treatment is required, on a prorated basis. Nearly half of our clients are women.

Male pattern baldness is the cause of a great majority of cases of baldness and excessive hair loss, for which neither the Lesley treatment nor any other treatment is effective. A rlnanclng Plan for Eyry Nattf ASSOCIATES FINANCE. INC. cessive oiliness or dryness, itchy scalp, or if your scalp is still creating hair you should take positive action at once, You Incur no charge or cbli-, gation by coming in for the con-sulfation. We will tell you frankly and sincerely whether or not we believe you can be helped, how long it will take 3.

Azpiri 8 7. Almorza 4 4. Olalde 6 Sub: Mugartegui NINTH GAME Doubles, five points: 1. Luki-Tolosa 10 2. Churruca-Insaustl 72 3.

Zalriivia-Arreeui 6 4. Oyarzun-Mugartegul 5. Arias-Almorza 9 2 6. Manoln-Azpiri 10 7. Isasa-Urquiza 6 8.

Olalde-Ortuondn 5 2 Substitutes: Tacolo, (front), Ondarru b.vk. TENTH GAME Doubles, five points: 1. Arias-Ondarru 8 2. Sergio-Gsrmendia 3. Murillo Atano 2 4.

Motriro-Mugartegul 8 5. Tacolo-A rregui 2 6. Olalde-lnsausti 3 Substitutes: Isasa (front), Tolos (back). ELEVENTH GAME Doubles, seven points: 1. Tacotc-Arpiri 8 2.

Manolo-Garmendll 3. Luki-Ortuondn 4. Oyarzun-Almorza, 2 5. Isasa-Atano 10 6. Zaldivia Tolosa 1.

Mannln-Tolosa 3 2. Tarolo-Ortiionrio 8 3. 5 2 4. Isasa-Azpiri 5 5. Zaldivia-Mugartegul 8 6.

2 Substiututes: Luki (front) Atano (back). SIXTH GAME Doubles, five points: 1. Motriro-Gai mendia 2. Ovarzun-Regino 5 3. Luki-Salvartor 4.

Churrura-Ibarreche I 5. Lequeitio-Alano 6. Milo-Arresui .32 Substitutes: Sergio (front), Tomas (bark). SEVENTH GAME Doubles, five points: 1. Goiriena-Azpiri 2.

Zaldivia-Ibarreche 5 3. Mannio-Tomas 3 IN TAMPA 401 Jackson Street 1517 South Dale Mabry 2034 Nebraska Avenue 935.1 158 All Oltitei in St. Pateriburg, Cltarwator, lakeland end Iradenton ALL CONSULTATIONS IN PRIVATE SEE MR. NEAL AT HILLSBORO HOTEL Oa Tuesday, Ftb. 22 letw.en 1:00 r.M.

and 8:30 P.M. ATTENTION OUTLAYING AREA RESIDENTS: SEE MR. NEAL IN THI FOLLOWINO CITIES WEDNESDAY. FEB. ST.

PETERSBURG TOFFENETTI HOTEL THURSDAY, FEB. 24 CLEARWATER JACK TAR HARRISON HOTEL SATURDAY. FEB. 24 BRADENTON MANATEE RIVER HOTEL SUNDAY, FEB. 2T LAKELAND LAKELAND TERRACE HOTEL 4.

Miguel 7. Olalrie-l'rquua a Substitutes: Arias (front), Arregui (back). 5. Peinaldo-Almorra 2 6. Murillo-Ortuondo 2 Substitutes; Olalde (front), Crquiza.