The Leather Pushers
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Step into the roaring world of early 20th-century boxing with Harry Charles Witwer's collection of short stories, "The Leather Pushers." These humorous tales capture the grit, the glory, and the often absurd realities of life in the ring. Meet a colorful cast of characters-from determined fighters to crafty managers-all navigating the challenges and triumphs of the boxing circuit.
Witwer's energetic prose and sharp wit bring each bout to life, offering readers a ringside seat to the unforgettable matches and the larger-than-life personalities that defined the sport. Experience the thrill of the fight and the charm of a bygone era in this classic collection.
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