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Joseph D’O’brian
Joseph D’O’brian
Joseph D’O’Brian wrote “
The Business of Boxing
” in the October 1991 issue of
American Heritage
.
Articles by Joseph D’o’brian
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The Greatest Athlete In The World
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July/August 1992
| Vol. 43, No. 4
That’s what everyone agreed. Jim Thorpe was at the 1912 Olympics, but legend had to make him even more—and draconian rules had to take it all away
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The Business Of Boxing
,
October 1991
| Vol. 42, No. 6
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