WAIKATO TROTS

Waikato Times, Volume 194, Issue 22320, 11 April 1944, Page 2

WAIKATO TROTS

TROTTING INQUIRY ; | A protest against F. J. Smith, driver of t Cyone Maid. r«»r alleged interference with , i Heliopolis in Hie Libya Handicap at the ; i Waikato Trolling club's patriotic mectihL J at Claudelands yesterday was dismissed.” > B. Norris, jun., was lined £5 for cureles- driving of Silver Plane at the finish ) j of the Solomons Handicap.

'{ inconvenience when the representative ’ cricket match between Waikato and Citv ! ami Suburban was about to begin yes lei-- ' i clay. When it. was found that deep holes ■i had beeiijinado in the wi- ket and it could hurriedly prepared pitch, which made Wai- . , kato.s task in hatting first a difficult one land can he held respmiMbie in part for H"' comparatively poor snowing for 7s p, cSi'n/ U wmf a eiJhl 1 " 1 wmL.-M 5 a-T™ ' ; i Mumps had 7 l'‘ up for"' three Tiie best knock in Waikato's first in- ' j feaied witii 23. ""The' -e'.-ond’ ' I Mills unbeaten with 36, in Which he scored . i with some line sirokes on the leg side. Tin' I m <s| sii - -s-fui of tie Waikato-howj.-s : ! was -keel wi:h Tour for 30. . j Details or play: i • Clark not out, Blackie to- Kerr three . Mann ihree f„r •• l. Dunning Hirer : ; for I*'. : second innings. 7! for Hire, >! wickets (Mills :i: nol out, Tarr 13 ' j Blackie 17. Organ one lor 3 . i Suburban. —first innings, 155 for eight ! wickets, declared Simpson io. Wilson 41 1 nol out, Kerr 21, Organ 13, Goldsworthy 10; Skeet four for a . Clark two for 4a, I oallaugher two for 25 .