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12-20-2003, 04:07 PM
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Favorite Find on 2003
Posted By: Hankron
One of the more interesting items I bought was a group of boxing books that belonged to the famous old-time trainer Mannie Seamon (trained Joe Louis). On a front page of each book, he wrote his name and, in a column below, page numbers. At first, I had no clue what the page numbers referred to ... Turns out, the pages were where his name appeared. Everytime his name appeared in a book, he vigorously pen underlined it and wrote the page on the front page .... Proud of his accomplishements, it appears 
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