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DEMPSEY, JACK ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO Dixon-George 1922 with a final record
DEMPSEY, JACK ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO Dixon-George 1922 with a final record
DEMPSEY, JACK ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO Dixon-George 1922 with a final record
DEMPSEY, JACK ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO Dixon-George 1922 with a final record
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DEMPSEY, JACK ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO Dixon-George 1922 with a final record

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DEMPSEY, JACK ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO Dixon George 1922 with a final record 1922 with a final record of 120 27 16 Presented here is an antique photo of Sugar Ray Robinson and Barney Ross 1926 when he lost to Gene Tunney This original photograph was taken in the garden of Dempsey's home in Los Angeles

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