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1950 Boxing Press Photo Detroit Dauthuille + Jake Lamotta Fight Picture Round 1 AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL The Maple Leafs eventually moved Color:Royal
1950 Boxing Press Photo Detroit Dauthuille + Jake Lamotta Fight Picture Round 1 AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL The Maple Leafs eventually moved Color:Royal
1950 Boxing Press Photo Detroit Dauthuille + Jake Lamotta Fight Picture Round 1 AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL The Maple Leafs eventually moved Color:Royal
1950 Boxing Press Photo Detroit Dauthuille + Jake Lamotta Fight Picture Round 1 AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL The Maple Leafs eventually moved Color:Royal

1950 Boxing Press Photo Detroit Dauthuille + Jake Lamotta Fight Picture Round 1 AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL The Maple Leafs eventually moved Color:Royal

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1950 Boxing Press Photo Detroit Dauthuille + Jake Lamotta Fight Picture Round 1 AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL The Maple Leafs eventually moved Color:Royal The Maple Leafs eventually moved to Louisville Reggie Williams 1950 Associated Press Boxing photo of Laurent Dauthuille of France fighting Jake LaMotta in the first round of their Middleweight title fight in Detroit Please see photos

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