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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20464, 2 April 1938, Page 20 (Supplement)

r.IATAMATA RACES MAT A IVI AT A CUP HANDICAP 3—3—GAY ROSE, 8.4 (C. G. Goulsbro) 1 G 6 —MASTER BRIERLY. 3.0 (J. Wnder) 2 7 7 DAY WIND, 7.5, car. 7.0 (G. Gilchrist) . 3 Scr.: Llangollen, Jewelled G.rdle. PUTARURU STAKES I—l JAYOLA 7.4 (P. Fearn) 1 8— KASPIAN 7.4 (C. Evans) 2 6 —9 NGAWIRI 8.7 (J. Day) 3 Scr.: Spcarford, Silver Eagle, Fine Lady. MANAWATU RACES Menawatu Cup. —l Zincali, (M.B. Edwards) 1: 8 Policy, 2; 2 Shrewdie, 3. All started. HAWKES BAY MEETING Hastings Handicap.—3 Francis Grake, (Atkins) 1; 4 Siegmund (W. Bfougluon) 2; 1 Master Cyklon (Snield) 3. Scr.: Soho. STRATFORD MEETING Anniversary Handicap.—l Lowenberg (P. Burgess), 1; 2 Silvanus, (R. Sargent) 2; 6 Ohanga, (G. Dowrick) 3. Scr.: Airam, Tahurangi. HAMILTON BOWLING Following were the results of the fourth round of the one-day tourney: Crowley 14 v. Preston 7; Wilson 13 v. Cualtrongh 5; Chapmanl2 v. Cook b: Chegwidden 14 v. Gee 7; Clark 12 v. Freeman 4; Pearce 17 v. Scott 11; Caliimore 10 v. Stewart 7; Powell 13 v. Morgan 1; Evans 13 v. Pilkington 5; Rowe 17 v. Shirley 3; Old 12 v. Wilkinson 8; Rosenfeldt 15 v. Webster 12; Henderson 12 v. Spiers 7; Robinson 13 v. Waring 7; Smith 12 v. Austin 8; Aitken 10 v. Morris 10, POPE’S RESENTMENT CRITICISM OF BISHOP VATICAN CITY, April 1 The Pope’s deep resentment at the Austrian Bishops’ exhortation to the Catholics to support the Anschluss plebiscite was revealed in a sensational broadcast in German from the Vatican City station, condemning the Bishops for their intrusion into politics without authorisation. The broadcaster said: “It is not the duty of the Church to make declarations ol a political and economic nature, and when they do they are guilty of a breach of trust and loyally. This is political Catholicism, which is condemnable.” Ho added that no faithful Catholic need feel obliged to adhere to the bitmaps’ judgment. me Austrian Bishops had placed a buruen on me snouiuers of laymen, aaa nad proved to be cowaras, unworthy to carry on the struggle tor Christ. PAN-AMERICAN AIRWAYS BASE ON CANTON ISLAND WASHINGTON, April 1. The Government has granted a license to Pan-American Airways to eslaDlish a base on Canton Island, permuting the erection of structural and ground facilities. Tne company, however, cannot allow foreign use thereof, without the permission of the United States.