Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 4, 1938
Caption:
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, January 4, 1938
Caption:
WILL SEEK NOVICE TITLE: Herman De Marco, left, who will bid for a title in the novice lightweight division of the Golden Gloves boxing tournament which opens at the Armory, Jan. 25, is shown receiving a few pointers from his brother Bobby, himself a former novice champion. The De Marcos are but two of a host of boxers who are in training for the 1938 Gloves competition. More than 35 entries have been received already from battlers in Ann Arbor and vicinity and this number is expected to be doubled before the opening night of boxing.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 18, 1938
Caption:
DETROIT ENTRIES IN GOLDEN GLOVES: Richard Collins, left, and Alex Lawson of Detroit discuss their chances in the Golden Gloves boxing tournament which opens at the Armory Jan 25. Collins will compete in the open welterweight division along with such local favorites as Miles Underhill, George Conley and Ralph Holbrook. Lawson will try his luck in the open bantamweight class.