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DEMPSEY, JACK -GENE TUNNEY II EXHIBIT CARD (1927) Johnson-Mark
DEMPSEY, JACK -GENE TUNNEY II EXHIBIT CARD (1927) Johnson-Mark
DEMPSEY, JACK -GENE TUNNEY II EXHIBIT CARD (1927) Johnson-Mark
DEMPSEY, JACK -GENE TUNNEY II EXHIBIT CARD (1927) Johnson-Mark
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DEMPSEY, JACK -GENE TUNNEY II EXHIBIT CARD (1927) Johnson-Mark "Too Sharp" Phil Bissell is a noted

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DEMPSEY, JACK GENE TUNNEY II EXHIBIT CARD (1927) Johnson Mark "Too Sharp" Phil Bissell is a noted Phil Bissell is a noted cartoonist who worked on many sports in a career highlighted by his work for the Boston Globe which included drawing the original New England Patriot Minuteman which became their logo Offered here is an original wire photo of Gypsey Joe Harris dated October 11 In round seven of the rematch Dempsey dropped Tunney " Offered here is an original

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