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Waikato Times, Volume 123, Issue 20693, 31 December 1938, Page 6

TROTTING AT EPSOM New Year Handicap: 3—4 Isabella Pointer, It (J. G. Robertson), 1; 2—2 Loyal Direct, 12yda (C. G. Smith), 2: 1— 1 Sentiment, It (J. Young), 3. Scr.: Young Pointer, ReWAIRARAP A MEETING Wairarapa Cup: 4 Royal Star (G. Tattersall), 1; 6—Master Cyklon, 27 Tiger Gain, 3. Also started: 1 Wild Chase, 2—Lucuilus Lad, 5 Hunting Cat, B—Helen Ford, 9 Cricket, 3—Night Hawk. Bidwell Nursery Handicap: 1 Globe Trotter (P. Burgess), 1; 6 Sir Crusoe, 2; 2 —Pen, 3. Scratched: Sleeveless, Beau Vite, Goldburn, Lcysl Queen. HAWKE CUP CRICKET WAIKATO’S FIRST INNINGS At the time of going to press Waikato had scored 54 runs without loss in reply to Marlborough's first innings’ total of 141 in the Hawke Cup cricket match. M. Lyon, 19, and T. Lyon, 29, were unbeaten; extras 6*. SHIELD CRICKET WELLINGTON v. CANTERBURY CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday Wellington are all out fer 209 in their first innings. Additional scores being:—Ongley, run out, 33; Rainbird, b Davis, 42; Gallichan, c Donnelly, b Cromb, 2; Wilson, b Cromb, 11; Pritchard, c Kerr, b Davis, 0 Ashenden, c Kerr, b Davis, 11 ; McKeown, not out, 3; extras 8. Total 209, Bowling: Davis three for 25, Mulcock one for 47. Roberts one for 32, Donnelly two for 64, Bellamy none for 14, Cromb two for 19. Canterbury in their second innings have lost one wicket for 41 (Hadlee 0). AUCKLAND V OTAGO DUNEDIN, Saturday At the luncheon adjournmenV Otago had lost two wickets for 70. Details: Robertson, in, 32; Uttley, b Cowie, 17; Saxton, b Cowie, 0; Moloney, in, 19; extras 2. DOMINION TENNIS ADDITIONAL RESULTS CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday Men’s Singles.—First round: K. W, Dyer beat C. F. Penfold, 14 12, 6—3, 3—6, 6—4; C. H. Ba.rd beat AL Adams, 6—2, 4—6, 6—4, 6—4. Second Round.—m. J. Souter beat K> J. D. Sharpe, 7—5, 6—2, 12 10; W. J. Smith beat H. Dymond, 3 6, 6—A, B—6, 6 4. Women’s Singles.—Miss D. Miller beat Miss I. Poole, e—1, e 4; Miss T. Poole beat Miss P. Cooke, 2—6, h ~ 4 ’ 8 S » Miss M. Beverley beat Miss M. Wake, 6-0, 6-2; M.ss N , Beverley beat Miss J. Bedford, 6—l 6 — o. ITALIAN BRUTALITY CRUELTY IN ABYSSINIA LONDON, Dec. 30 Alkaka Hailu, arch priest of Dobratabor, Abyssinia, has circulated documents in London asserting that the Italians burned 200 people to death at Mannameketewe on July 24 and 132 on July 21, and executed an arch priest. Chieftains' were seated on red-hot metal plates at Ebnat on August 6.