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ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-RALPH
ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-RALPH
ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-RALPH
ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-RALPH
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ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-RALPH "TIGER" JONES WIRE PHOTO (1955) Sullivan-Dave 1957) was a Polish-American boxer

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ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY RALPH "TIGER" JONES WIRE PHOTO (1955) Sullivan Dave 1957) was a Polish American boxer 1957) was a Polish American boxer who became Middleweight boxing champion of the world in portions of 1935–36 Presented here is an antique wire photo from of Paul Pender from this bout This is a United Press International wire photo with their caption on the front Presented here is an original wire photo of the two fighters in action during the bout

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