Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 9, 1987
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Arrested - Police arrest former congressional candidate Dean Baker and his campaign manager Mark Weisbrot Thursday after the pair refused to leave the National Guard Armory on East Ann Street during a protest against "U.S. intervention in Central America." They were released but may be charged if warrants are authorized. About 30 protestors from the Latin American Solidarity Committee, Amistad, HAP-NICA and other groups took part. "The protests . . . have targeted the National Guard Armory because of the guard's role in the military build-up in Honduras," said a protestors' flyer. The handout said the action was the first of weekly protests. Weisdrot said Guardsmen trained in Honduras last year, but officials so no Michigan Guardsmen will be taking part in maneuvers scheduled in Honduras this winter and spring.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 4, 1938
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MICHIGAN FULLBACK WINS GLOVE TITLE: Cedric Sweet, former Michigan fullback shown at the right, earned a trip to the state Golden Glove finals at Grand Rapids last night by pounding out a decision over Ed Nowell of Dearborn in the finals of the novice heavyweight division at the Armory. In the above picture Sweet appears to be catching one in the midriff, but he handed out enough punishment to win the unanimous opinion of the judges.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 4, 1938
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HIT AND MISS IN GOLDEN GLOVES: Paul Walsh Ann Arbor novice light heavyweight is shown above at the left sinking a right into the stomach of Don Cash, Michigan student, while Referee Let Philbin appears to be interested in the battling. Cash has just missed a left to the head. Waslh, after dropping the first round by a wide margin, came back to eke out a close decision over Cash by his aggressiveness in the last two stanzas. It was so close that two judges voted for Walsh and one for Cash. This was one of the feature bouts in the finals of the Golden Glove tournament in which 15 champions were crowned last night at the National Guard Armory.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 4, 1938
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JUDGES DISAGREED ON THIS ONE: Lem Kamabrowski of Detroit, shown at the left, eked out a hair-line decision over Jim Toney of Detroit to win the open middleweight title of the Ann Arbor Golden Gloves last night at the National Guard armory. It was a split decision. These two middleweights staged one of the best slugging matches of the evening.