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• Pensacola Angels
  ...ly from April through August. The Angels fit into Pensacola's professional baseball heritage with the [[Pensacola Pilots]], [[Pensacola Fliers]], [[Pensacola D ...and Bayfront Parkway). The stadium was actually a miserable place to watch baseball. A sewage treatment plant was located directly across the street which mean
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• Pensacola Senators
  ...from April through August. The Senators fit into Pensacola's professional baseball heritage with the [[Pensacola Fliers]], [[Pensacola Pilots]], [[Pensacola D ...and Bayfront Parkway). The stadium was actually a miserable place to watch baseball. A sewage treatment plant was located directly across the street which mean
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• Bill Bond Youth Baseball League
  [[Image:BillBondBaseballLogo.jpg|right|200px|Bill Bond Baseball logo]] ...Bill Bond Baseball League at that time was to engage in competitive youth baseball play at a more intense and higher level than that offered by city recreatio
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• Pace Soccer League
  ...s, had an in-house concession stand and held a tournament for U-8 and U-10 teams from Pace, Milton, Gulf Breeze and Pensacola. After two seasons and the lea [[Category:Soccer Teams]]
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• Pensacola Dons
  ...ally from April through August. The Dons fit into Pensacola's professional baseball heritage with the [[Pensacola Pilots]], [[Pensacola Fliers]], [[Pensacola A ...and Bayfront Parkway). The stadium was actually a miserable place to watch baseball. A sewage treatment plant was located directly across the street which mean
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• Pensacola Pilots
  ...hia Phillies|Philadelphia Phillies]]. The Southeastern League consisted of teams such as the Meridian Millers, Montgomery Rebels, Jackson Senators, Vicksbur The Pilots fit into Pensacola's professional baseball heritage with the [[Pensacola Fliers]], [[Pensacola Dons]], [[Pensacola Ang
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• Pensacola Pelicans
  | league = Southeastern League ([[2001]]-[[2004]])<br/>Central Baseball League ([[2004]]-[[2005]])<br/>American Association ([[2006]]-present) ...laying in the [[Wikipedia:American Association of Independent Professional Baseball|American Association]]. The team plays its home games at [[Jim Spooner Fie
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• Pensacola Metro Area Championship Teams
  '''Teams in the Pensacola-Metro area that have obtained their league's championship [[Pensacola Fliers]]: Southeastern League: Men's Professional Baseball: defeated Vicksburg Billies
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• Legion Field
  ...|Gregory]] and [[G Street]]s featuring a single deck grandstand. Organized teams that called the ballpark home included the [[Pensacola Fliers]] and [[Pensa ...ww.newspapers.com/clip/32170725/maxentlegion_park/ "Pensacola's Modern New Baseball Park"]. ''The Pensacola Journal''. June 16, 1911. p. 2. Retrieved June 2, 2
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• Futbol Club of Santa Rosa
  ...has the largest soccer complex in West Florida with availability for 150+ teams with one venue and ODP coaches present. The organization has recreational s ...ic and Recreation Association (PARA) complex on Woodbine Road. With so few teams, PSL had to play "friendship" schedules with other local leagues on the roa
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• Admiral Mason Park
  From [[1956]] to [[1974]] it was the site of a baseball stadium also called Admiral Mason Park. The ballpark was named in honor of ...m" from some patrons.<ref>J. Earle Bowden. "It's spring and the feeling is baseball." ''Pensacola News Journal'', March 31, 2001.</ref> After the league folded
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• Pensacola Fliers
  ...name of two [[Wikipedia:Southeastern League|Southeastern League]] baseball teams which called Pensacola home during the 20th century. [[Wikipedia:Bill Holden (baseball)|Bill Holden]] served as the club's manager at the beginning of the 1927 se
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• Bill Davis
  ...years, and died of a heart attack while doing a traffic patrol. A talented baseball and football player, Bill first attended [[Tate High School]] before transf ...the Cincinnati Reds in Columbia, South Carolina. He also played for local teams the [[Pensacola Fighting Alumni]] and the [[Pensacola Flyers]].
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• Rotary Club of Pensacola Suburban West
  ...ting time and equipment for construction and lighting of the Little League baseball diamond. Paul Parks went beyond the call of duty when a gunman entered Paul ...l books. The club helped to sponsor and entertain two Group Study Exchange teams, one from Brazil and one from Australia. Strong support was also given to t
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