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Joe Louis boxing George Robinson
Joe Louis boxing George Robinson 5/20/1944
Sgt. Joe Louis in Boxing Exhibition
Sgt. Joe Louis in Boxing Exhibition 9/10/1943
Boxing Contest, Camp Custer, Michigan
Boxing Contest, Camp Custer, Michigan 1918
June Week Activities: Boxing Exhibition
June Week Activities: Boxing Exhibition ca. 1931
Muhammad Ali Attending the Savior’s Day Message
Muhammad Ali Attending the Savior’s Day Message 3/1974
Richard and Pat Nixon with Joe Frazier and Family
Richard and Pat Nixon with Joe Frazier and Family 4/19/1971
Boxing match fighter poses for camera
Boxing match fighter poses for camera 1940
"Negro boxing champions at Great Lakes, IL."
"Negro boxing champions at Great Lakes, IL." 3/3/1943
Palace Preparation Practice
Palace Preparation Practice 5/1/1910
President George W. Bush Shakes Hands with Muhammad Ali
President George W. Bush Shakes Hands with Muhammad Ali 11/9/2005
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