BOXING IN AUSTRALIA
PALMER OFFERED MATCH 'DUTCHMAN'S CONTESTS (Received January 15. 10.25 p.m.) SYDNEY. Jan. 15 The manager of the National Boxing Club, Mr. Munro, states that the club has accepted terms submitted by Ambrose Palmer to induce him to remain in Australia, and has offered to arrange for Palmer to meet Fred Henneberry in a light-heavy-weight championship bout at the Sydney Stadium on February 10. Palmer states, however, that he will not decide whether to accept the offer until his wife, who has been ill, has undergone,a medical examination and it is shown whether she is fit to travel with him to England. He is eager to return to England, but will not go without his wifeMr. Charles Lucas" ..nnounces that the Dutch boxer Van Klaveren will meet Carroll in a return contest at the Sports Ground on February 11. No decision has been made about who will be Van Klaveren's opponent in his third contest.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22318, 16 January 1936, Page 10
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