Dempsey by Knockout Size:8" x 10" Simple and to the point

Simple and to the point

inspiring a cartoon character and issuing a seemingly limitless supply of unwittingly witty epigrams known as Yogi-isms

but oft-forgotten act of two people talking in this illustration that accompanied the Opinion article

the Denver Art Museum

Gehrig would suffer Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Dempsey by Knockout Size:8" x 10" Simple and to the pointHeavyweight champion Jack Dempsey prowls the ring as the referee counts out Georges Carpentier on July 2, 1921, in one of the first bouts named "Fight of the Century." The next day The Times front page banner headline declared, "Dempsey Knocks Out Carpentier in the Fourth Round; Challenger Breaks His Thumb Against Champions Jaw; Record Crowd of 90,000 Orderly and Well Handled." The fight took place at Tex Rickard's stadium in Jersey City, N. J., but