Don Hauser & Claude Ressler Fight In The Golden Gloves Amateur Tournament, February 1939
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Ann Arbor News, February 2, 1939
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AMATEUR BOXERS RARELY CLINCH: Shown above is some of the spirited action which took place at the Armory last night in one of 23 bouts in the Golden Glove amateur tournament. Don Hauser, Ann Arbor boy at the left, is showing unusual technique for a novice. he is warding off a blow aimed at his head with his right hand and is planting a straight left into the body of Claude Ressler, his opponent also of Ann Arbor. Hauser won this bout with a knockout in the second round. The novice and open fighters will continue their eliminations at the Armory tonight, starting at 8 o'clock.
Ann Arbor News, February 2, 1939
Caption
AMATEUR BOXERS RARELY CLINCH: Shown above is some of the spirited action which took place at the Armory last night in one of 23 bouts in the Golden Glove amateur tournament. Don Hauser, Ann Arbor boy at the left, is showing unusual technique for a novice. he is warding off a blow aimed at his head with his right hand and is planting a straight left into the body of Claude Ressler, his opponent also of Ann Arbor. Hauser won this bout with a knockout in the second round. The novice and open fighters will continue their eliminations at the Armory tonight, starting at 8 o'clock.
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1939
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February
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