Pompano Beach
Pompano Beach is a Florida city just north of Fort Lauderdale. It's known for its beaches, marinas and offshore coral reef, plus numerous wrecks and other dive sites. The long Pompano Beach Pier stretches into the Atlantic Ocean. North, along the shore, the 1900s Hillsboro Lighthouse guards the Hillsboro Inlet, an entrance to the Intracoastal Waterway. Pompano Community Park has tennis courts and an amphitheater.
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Ed Walsh
Baseball pitcher
Herschell Gordon Lewis
American filmmaker
Murvyn Vye
American character actor
Eduardo Cansino
Spanish-American dancer ‧ Rita Hayworth's father
Murray Boltinoff
Writer
Bobby Breen
American-Canadian actor
Rosanna Carter
American television actress
Don Ewell
American jazz pianist
Kal Mann
American lyricist
Sidney W. Pink
American film producer
J. Irving Whalley
Former U. S. Representative
Kenneth Russell Unger
Jeremiah F. Healy
American writer
Lawrence Sanders
American novelist
Raoul Kraushaar
Composer
Clark MacGregor
U. S. representative
Nathan Azrin
Researcher
Curt Blefary
American baseball athlete
Wilbur Snyder
American football player
Marcel Cadieux
Canadian diplomat
Herman Barron
American professional golfer
Pete Minger
Trumpeter
Harold C. Ostertag
American Politician
Jack Tighe
American baseball manager
Lou Monte
American singer
Jean-Pierre Roy
Baseball player
Eric Laakso
American football player
Pete Castiglione
Baseball player
Luis Villalta
Boxer
Edythe Perlick
Baseball player
Wayne Boring
American comic book artist
Edmund Beloin
American author
Edward J. Stack
Former United States Representative
Louis "Red" Deutsch
Boxer
Brooke Brewer
American football player
Harold Bergman
Actor
John Milton Miller
American electrical engineer
John H. Livingston
American aviator
Moose Lallo
Canadian ice hockey player
Benson K. Buffham
American official
Théodore Nikitich de Russie