JOHNSON-WELLS FIGHT.
London, September 27
Judge Lash, in the High Court, granted the Metropolitan Railway Company, which is the freeholder of Karl’s Con it, an interlocutory injunction on the ground that the license would beeudangered if the Johnson-Wells light took place. The prize-fight summonses have been adjourned till Friday.
Lord Lonsdale, a great supporter of sport, in a letter to the press, says he is unable to understand Mr Winston Churchill's attitude, as|iu the Slaviu-McAuliffe case the judge decided in the men’s favour.
Sydney, September 29
Mr Mclntosh, the fight promoter, has received a cable that the Johnson-Wells fight has been abandoned, and that Johnson is sailing for Australia. London, September 25.
An injunction has been asked to restrain Johnson from appearing elsewhere than in Birmingham on Monday. It was refused.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1050, 30 September 1911, Page 3
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131JOHNSON-WELLS FIGHT. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1050, 30 September 1911, Page 3
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