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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20510, 28 May 1938, Page 24 (Supplement)

CLAUDELANDS TROTB BARDDWIE HANDICAP 3 2 Win Huon, aQyds (M. Billington), 1; 2—3 Grand Triumph, 60yds (W. J. Eynon) 2; I—l Braemar, 72yds (J. G. Robertson), 3. Scr.: Leeleeta, Moira Bingen, Win Bingen, Nelson Caroine. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP 1—1—SANDUSKY, 12yds (F. J. Smith) 1 79 —BISMUTH, Lt., (A- McGarry) 2 9—S—GREAT CHUM, 36yds (S. M. August) 3 Scr.: Derby Lu, Sir Frank, Transwell, Chili Bean, Frank Best. Totaiisator Investments The totaiisator at Claudelands today handled £13,700 lor the first seven races, compared with £18,970 Its for the eight-race programme of the Waikato autumn meeting a fortnight ago. FOXTON RACES Himatangi Handicap: 4 Sporting Gift (L. Clifford), 1; 10 Gay Hunting (R. Horn) 2; 5 Advance Plane (S. Wilson) 3. Scr.: Naahunui, Daisy Chain, Capt. Treville. ADDINGTON MEETING Juvenile Handicap: I—l Aldershot 1; 2—2 Special Edition, 2; B—B Scentc Gem, 3. Scr.: Shadow Sun. HAMILTON HOCKEY Sonior: Final: Old Beys 3, Kaipaki 1. HAMILTON RUGBY Sacred Heart College 13, Hamilton High School O. Senior: Half-time: Tech. 0.8. 5, Old Boys 3. MISSING IN QHINA NEW ZEALAND JOURNALIST WELLINGTON, Saturday. Miss Iris Wilkinson, who Is reported missing in China, is better known as Hobin Hyde. She left New Zealand in January with the intention of proceeding via Shanghai, Kobe, Vladivostok, and the trans-Siberia Railway to Russia and thence to England, but her itinerary was interrupted by lengthening of her sojourn in China, where she engaged in journalistic work. “Her family last heard from her at Canton on April 2. She intended to go to Hankow and then as far as she could towards the war zone, writing for various periodicals, but this was to occupy only a month.