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60% Cotton/ 40% Polyester
This print comes from the 2012 “Covers that Never Were” Collection
whenever Arnold Palmer set foot on a golf course
he was the leading receiver of votes for the all-century team conducted by Major League Baseball
Louis Cardinal of all time was shot exclusively for SPORT magazine in March 1952
Turning Point (Jackie Robinson) Finish:Unframed 60% Cotton/ 40% PolyesterOPEN EDITION FINE ART ARCHIVAL PRINT FROM THE SPORT COLLECTION Jackie Robinson fights to evade the tag of Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Putsy Caballero, a fitting metaphor for Robinsons greater struggle for tolerance and acceptance. In 1947, a year prior, the Dodger great weathered a now infamous verbal assault; Phillies manager Ben Chapman directed endless racial slurs and taunts towards Robinson mid game, the severity of which inspired
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