AFTER CONTESTS
Marcel Thuru and Raymond Jahsen are anxious to be kept busy, during their sojourn m this country. THUItU is particularly keen to have a' return argument with Eddie Parker. Eddie is agreeable, and by the same token he writes expressing a very high opinion of Thuru. Eddie says the Frenchman is very forceful 55 and keeps on the move. There is just a prospect that the Northern Association will again match these two. Jansen, who put it well across Reg. Trowern m .Palmerston, is fit and ready to hearken to any association requiring his services., The small associations /will, find that the two ,visitors : are. not going to stand out for impossible purses. ,;■; , . ■■; • , -
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NZ Truth, Issue 1102, 13 January 1927, Page 12
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115AFTER CONTESTS NZ Truth, Issue 1102, 13 January 1927, Page 12
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