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It really didn't hurt, World welterweight champion Jose Napoles winces as Dr. Jerry Zownir examines his ear
It really didn't hurt, World welterweight champion Jose Napoles winces as Dr. Jerry Zownir examines his ear

It really didn't hurt, World welterweight champion Jose Napoles winces as Dr. Jerry Zownir examines his ear

Date9/17/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: It really didn't hurt, World welterweight champion Jose Napoles winces as Dr. Jerry Zownir examines his ear during check-up yesterday. Napoles defends his title against Clyde Gray of Toronto, who looks carefully at the champ, Saturday at Maple Leaf Gardens. Doctor pronounced both fighters fit for the bout, although Napoles is said to be a few pounds above 147 limit. Gray weighed 146 yesterday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070422F
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