BOXERS’ DISPUTE
SETTLEMENT REACHED I WRIT TO BE DISK’D NT Received Jan. 11. 10 p.m. .SYDNEY, Jan. JI. B. van Klaveren, a Dutch boxer, haf signed an agreement with Charles Lucas, promoter, to take part in two further contests before March 8. An order consequently has been filed for a discontinuance of the writ issued on January 8. Lucas said: “I am satisfied our bitch, was due to a misunderstanding. Klaveren and I are the best, of f riends. ’ ’ A message published on January 9 and. dated January 8, slated that Mr. Justic Nicholas granted an application bv Charles Lucas, boxing promoter, for a writ against the Dutch | boxer B. van Klaveren, who, it was alleged, was leaving by the Mariposa f for America. It was reported that i van Klaveren, accompanied by h.s I wife, was escorted ashore a few mmI utes before the Mariposa sailed. Iha | application arose out, of a writ, for £2OOO issued by Lucas against van I Klaveren for alleged breach of conI tract. Lucas stated that van Klaveren I had agreed to take part in five more I contests. Lucas further alleged that I van Klaveren’> wife had said: “1 am homesick and that, is all about it.” John Adolphus Clark, who claims to have been van Klaveren's manager in Australia, is also suing him for £172
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 12, 15 January 1936, Page 7
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223BOXERS’ DISPUTE Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 12, 15 January 1936, Page 7
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