Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 19, 1937
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HOME AGAIN: Members of C. K. Michigan National guard, were dismissed at the Armory after their return by trucks yesterday from Flint, where they have been on riot duty in the automobile strike sector. The picture above is of the general scene at the Armory.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 26, 1938
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REAL SPIRIT PREVAILS IN GOLDEN GLOVES: This picture typifies the true spirit of Golden Glove boxing. Cy Hughes of Ann Arbor, left, had just knocked out John Frauser of Dexter, right, in the third round of their novice welterweight bout at the Armory last night. But here they are on their way to the dressing room, arms around each other and, judging from the expressions on their faces, no hard feelings.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 1, 1936
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DETROITER WINS CLOSE DECISION--Above are Gerald Coon, left of Detroit, and Eddie Scott, Ann Arbor, open flyweights in their bout at the Armory last night. Coon won a hair-line decision with a spirited attack in the last minute of the third round. The decision was not unanimous.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 24, 1943
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CDVO MAKES NEEDED GARDENING INFORMATION AVAILABLE: If correct knowledge before the fact is prerequisite to War Gardening success, the Neigborhood War Garden Committee is doing its bit towards making Ann Arbor plots bloom green with vegetables this year. The committee has established a Garden Reading Center in the Armory where would-be-growers can brush up on technical facts before going too far in their plantings. Shown taking advantage of the center's facilities are Mrs. A. K. Stevens (back to camera, scar on head), of S. Marshall Ct; Mrs. F. M. Hull, 1519 Shadford Rd., seated, and Mrs. Oscar Boehnke, 1503 Linwood Ave., standing at end of table. Behind the table dispensing the information and literature are Mrs. A. S. Whitney and Mrs. Raleigh Schorling.