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LISTON, SONNY & LYNDON JOHNSON WIRE PHOTO (1963) NFL 1922 to win the Light
LISTON, SONNY & LYNDON JOHNSON WIRE PHOTO (1963) NFL 1922 to win the Light
LISTON, SONNY & LYNDON JOHNSON WIRE PHOTO (1963) NFL 1922 to win the Light
LISTON, SONNY & LYNDON JOHNSON WIRE PHOTO (1963) NFL 1922 to win the Light
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LISTON, SONNY & LYNDON JOHNSON WIRE PHOTO (1963) NFL 1922 to win the Light

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LISTON, SONNY & LYNDON JOHNSON WIRE PHOTO (1963) NFL 1922 to win the Light 1922 to win the Light Heavyweight Championship of the World Jeanette had 106 wins This is an original United Press International wire photo with their stamp and caption on the back 1963 when Liston was in town for the annual Big Brothers' Dinner

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