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BASILIO, CARMEN-JESSE BRADSHAW & WILLIE PEP-JEAN MOUGIN OFFICIAL PROGRAM (1949) Wilde-Jimmy Dykes proved himself a dangerous

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BASILIO, CARMEN JESSE BRADSHAW & WILLIE PEP JEAN MOUGIN OFFICIAL PROGRAM (1949) Wilde Jimmy Dykes proved himself a dangerous Dykes proved himself a dangerous contender for the title winning a close ten round split decision over Turner 1933 at Chicago Stadium in Chicago Barney Ross and Tony Canzoneri fought for the World Lightweight and World Junior Welterweight Titles official program picturing Pep on the cover and consisting of 6 pages complete Tight binding

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