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BAER, MAX-PRIMO CARNERA ORIGINAL TYPE 1 WEIGH-IN WIRE PHOTO (1934) Roach-Freddie Buchanan would win the bout
BAER, MAX-PRIMO CARNERA ORIGINAL TYPE 1 WEIGH-IN WIRE PHOTO (1934) Roach-Freddie Buchanan would win the bout
BAER, MAX-PRIMO CARNERA ORIGINAL TYPE 1 WEIGH-IN WIRE PHOTO (1934) Roach-Freddie Buchanan would win the bout
BAER, MAX-PRIMO CARNERA ORIGINAL TYPE 1 WEIGH-IN WIRE PHOTO (1934) Roach-Freddie Buchanan would win the bout
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BAER, MAX-PRIMO CARNERA ORIGINAL TYPE 1 WEIGH-IN WIRE PHOTO (1934) Roach-Freddie Buchanan would win the bout

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BAER, MAX PRIMO CARNERA ORIGINAL TYPE 1 WEIGH IN WIRE PHOTO (1934) Roach Freddie Buchanan would win the bout Buchanan would win the bout with an 6 round decision 1944 at the Olympia Stadium in Detroit middleweights Jake LaMotta and Ossie Harris squared off for the second time in a month Offered here is an original type 1 wire photo showing both fighters at the weigh in for the fight Full caption

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