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RAMOS, SUGAR-FLOYD ROBERTSON WIRE PHOTO (1964) Gagne Verne He won a gold medal
RAMOS, SUGAR-FLOYD ROBERTSON WIRE PHOTO (1964) Gagne Verne He won a gold medal
RAMOS, SUGAR-FLOYD ROBERTSON WIRE PHOTO (1964) Gagne Verne He won a gold medal
RAMOS, SUGAR-FLOYD ROBERTSON WIRE PHOTO (1964) Gagne Verne He won a gold medal
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RAMOS, SUGAR-FLOYD ROBERTSON WIRE PHOTO (1964) Gagne Verne He won a gold medal

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RAMOS, SUGAR FLOYD ROBERTSON WIRE PHOTO (1964) Gagne Verne He won a gold medal He won a gold medal in the prints category at the art competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics for his Leg Scissors Recognition as World Champion in New Jersey was also at stake clear image This is an original United Press International wire photo with their caption and stamp on back

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