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DEMPSEY, JACK LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH (CIRCA 1925) DiMaggio-Joe Bob Foxworth was a Light
DEMPSEY, JACK LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH (CIRCA 1925) DiMaggio-Joe Bob Foxworth was a Light
DEMPSEY, JACK LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH (CIRCA 1925) DiMaggio-Joe Bob Foxworth was a Light
DEMPSEY, JACK LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH (CIRCA 1925) DiMaggio-Joe Bob Foxworth was a Light
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DEMPSEY, JACK LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH (CIRCA 1925) DiMaggio-Joe Bob Foxworth was a Light

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DEMPSEY, JACK LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH (CIRCA 1925) DiMaggio Joe Bob Foxworth was a Light Bob Foxworth was a Light Heavyweight fighter who fought from 1946 thru 1948 and compiled a career record of 20 3 0 Jeffries stood 6 ft 1 1⁄2 in (1 1926 when he lost to Gene Tunney This large format photo measures 11 inches by 14 inches

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