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ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-KID GAVILAN ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1948) Ticket & Credentials 1937 at Madison Square Garden

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ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY KID GAVILAN ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1948) Ticket & Credentials 1937 at Madison Square Garden 1937 at Madison Square Garden in New York rising featherweight star Henry "Homicide Hank" Armstrong fought Alf Blatch in the main event Presented here is a signed photo of Willie Pep with a LOA from Jim Stinson the fans "disagreed violently with the verdict in Robinson’s favor" and "set up such a roar of disagreement that the introduction of the championship principals was delayed until order was restored FULL DESCRIPTION: This is an original wire photo of Associated Press with caption on the reverse

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