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Like many of our covers over the years, the one on the Feb. 11, 1957, issue featured a champion boxer. The subject was Ch. Barrage of Quality Hill, who was about to compete in the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City. Elsewhere in the issue we reported on another boxer—Prince Charles. During his first week at a London private school, the eight-year-old heir to the British throne traded blows with a classmate during a soccer match. 
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