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[Vlhgley Takes Blame For '. Olllls Showing

(By The Associated Press)

(Zf-IIUAGO. Oct. iii-Owner Phil Wrigley of the last-place Chloe/KO Cubs said today there was "a dil- ierence of objectives" between field manager Charley Grimm and general manager Gallagher last season, but blamed the Cubs’ cel- lar ﬁnish an himself.

Only operational change for 1949, Wirigley said. is appointment of coach Red Smith as "contact" man for possible player deals.

Wrigley, who conceded in a Paid newspaper advertisement last sum- mer that the Cubs’ rebuilding pro- gram was a flop, admitted that Grimm and Gallagher had been at odds.

"It‘s rather dlﬂicult to explain.” said the chewing-gum executive. “It wasn't real friction, had two different. viewpoints.

"Ilhe general-manager, of course. is interested not only in the pre- sent, but also the future. The ﬁeld manager's chief concern is the immediate day's game and whether he has the players to win it."

Wrigley said the Cubs‘ experi- ment with several players, who needed a couple more seasons of top minor league experience, was a major factor in the Cubs’ last- place finish. second in Cub lus- tory.

Wrigley said he believed it was up to the "business end oi the club to acquire players the man- ager wants, if they are obtain- able."

Wrigley emphasized that there was no question of personalities involved. commenting: "I believe Grimm has done a good Job and

strong and weak points."

The Cub boss predicted the team would be "a. lot better” next season. .

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Plan Bonspiel At Saint John

MONUION. N. 3., Oct. 20 -- (CP)-.At a meeting of the New Brunswick branch of the Caledoni- ia Gin-ling Club today it was de- cidcdthat the New Brunswick bonspiel will be held in SaintJohn early next year, probably the first

or second week in February. A strong bid by Arthur Lime-

I1iero's a "holiday-cruise" atmosphere about your

' lrlp to Europe by White Empress . . . a full week ofrolulng comfort aﬂoat . . . pleasant companions l a . traditional Canadian Paciﬁc courtesy and service.

AUTUMN SAILINGS from Montreal and Quebec to Idverpool by the completely recondi- Sloned 20.000 ton Empress of Canada and Empress of France. First class return accommodation available.

Nov. 6........-.EMPRESS OF CANADA

Nov. 13.... -...EMPRE$S OF FRANCE Nov. 21...... . . EMPRESS OF CANADA

WINTER SAILINGS lronl SAINT JOHN and HALIFAX‘ Io LIVERPOOL o». I.........EMPRESS or FRANCE o... !!......-...EMPRESS or cauaoa

Jon. 5.........EMPRESS OF FRANCE ‘From Hallie: one day loler

Flnt Clase......--_-. . JMOup Tourllt..........--..~.... . .315! up Frequent sailings by Canadian Paciﬁc's passenger- carrying freighters Beoverford and Beaverbum . ._ l

dates on reques . First class [are I320.

Hill lzlfornlstlon from your own Travel Agent or H. I. Qeunders. Canadian Pacific Steamship:- 00 Kin] Street, Beint John. N. B.

llfld. llnion Talks

I Are Being Continued

crrrawa. Oct. an - for)’- Arrangemenis for Newioundlands entry info Confederation as a 10th Province are being discussed daily at closed meetings between Can- udlan Government and Newfound- land representatives.

No information on the discus- sions is being issued, but both sides admit that progress is being

made. One cf those participating in the discussions said today that the talks which began Oct. 6 like- iy will extend until the end o! this month.

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rick to have the bonspiel held in Fredericton this year was over- ruled. Mr. Limerick said a travell- ing bonsplel would give members of different clubs through the

Province a chance to see champ- ionship curling.

It was felt that this would not compensate for the reduction in

the number of teams which would. have to take plate. however. Saint}

John can provide playing surface more teams.

The Junior bonsplel will be held this season at St. Siephen.

The new slate of officers brought in by the nominating committee was adopted unanimously. Honor- ary president is John Malcolm of Saint John, GA. Beatty,

John, is president. 0.11.. Baxter,

Moncton, first vice-president. rick. Fredericton. Dresident, N, C. Ralstcn,

Saint John, secretary-treasurer,

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UNDERWATER TEA VELLEB

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A muskrat

can travel 60 yards under water foo- air.

without coming up

AVERAGE 1S 2,800 FEET The average height of nlljandg

above sea level has been computed to be approximately 2.300 feet.

RICH IN MANGANESE

The chief sources oi manganese are Russia, India, Brazil and the Gold Coast of Africa.

__ THE UGUARDIAN,“

acreage, yield follows :

1M5

(202)

(Z05) 22 (142) 24

but they NB

(258) 66 (148) 156 (118) 116' (83) 25 (90) 37 (125) 26 (187) 16

i170) 69 (97) 152 (110) 120 (100) 25 (62) 37 (100) 26 (165) 19

1946 1M1

(O00) bul. (000) bill. (000) bus. (000) bill. (000) Bus. (000) bus. . 39 43 (178) 48 (197) 43 (225) 4.8 48

(197) 21 (233) 67 (125) 149 (150) 114 (B0) 24 (80) 37 (130) 25 (212) 17

535 (1510508 (118) 520 (153)

Canadian Potato Production

,190,000 bushels. Details of

by provinces, together with comparisons,

ACREAGE l YIELD

5690. ll Oct. 14 1948 1048 (182) (200)

(217) (242) (150) (155) (138) ( 107) (133) .(210)

(142) 21 . (237) 63 (118) 155 (133) 115 (123) 26 (107) 34 (133) 23 (208) 17

497 (152) 50s (167)

(190)

PRODUCTION (000 bull.)

7.865 7.568 5.125 3.173 17.283 11,253

Mariiimes . 30,273

22.094

15,090 12,722

Que. Ont.

. 25,053 14. 200

Cent. Can. . 39,253 27,812

2,500 2.257 2,590

7.347

2, 723

Canada ...... .. 82,348 59,976

9.538 4.720 16.030

SOWS

19,000 18.000

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87,000

2.250 2.960 3.418

8,628

4.022

79,938

9.788 3,04 7 15.762

28.597

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17,597 15,167

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82,764

3.022 3.978 3.267

10.267

3.563

10.336

3.307

84,632

8.653

75.190 85.711

Madison Sq. Garden Gives Support To Mike Jacobs

By osna raccoo-

NIEW YORK. Oct. 20-(AP)—- Powerful Madison square Garden threw its corporate strength squarely behind wise Jacobs to~ day in the lattei-‘s gathering struggle to retain his boxing monopoly against the challenge of the Tournament of Champions.

Ned Irish, Garden Vlce-prm]. dent said today J a c o b s‘ 20th Century $Dorting Club would be backed in its battle against any opposition " e limit oi the Garden's resources- whlch are considerable."

By coincidence (or perhaps not) the pledge of allegiance from the United States‘ greatest boxing centre came the day before the rival Tournament of Champions holds its first indoor show tomor- rorw night at Jersey City between Tippy Lax-kin and Charley Fusarl.

The occasion was a luncheon in honor oi Harry Marlsson, Just ap- pointed managing director o! the 20th Century in an obvious effort to inject new life into an outfit which has been somewhat mori- bund since Jacobs himself became il] two winters ago,

Mal-keen, getting away fast, raid he was Launching an elaborate schclme to import a shipload of the most fighters EUYOPe to bolster the native stock.

' i-iis emissary. Lew Bursion, is leav-

ing in two days to begin rounding them up.

One reason for the sudden bin-st of activity is bell

ns. Irish, who has been accused in the-past of wanting to throw box- ing out or the Garden, protested earnestly today that nothing could

thoughts.

' probably could get along without boxing," he said, "Thai; is, so for as revenue is concerned. But it means a great deal to the Garden in prestige. And the man we Want to promote fights in the Garden is Mike Jacobs.

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LAY MY JELLY BREAD.’

By J. R. Will‘

Winsloe W. l. Is Praised For Dinners

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Busier than game-birds. 608i 0F hunismen, Mrs. Stephen Holroyd. President of the Winsloe Women's Institute, and her 21 helper-mem- bers atemmed the fail-sharpened appetites of the Hun Trials crowd at the Winsioe Schoolhouse yes- terday noon.

A repetition of the previous year's success, over sixty guests sat

down to attractive tables. well lad- en with ham cuts, salads and scal- oped potatoes, fresh from the sur- rounding fields.

Members of the Charlottetown Kennel Club were loud in their praises of the ladies efforts and for the co-operation of their husbands for the use of their fields.

To leave nothing is the high- est praise and this reporter is wit- ness that Mrs. llolroyd had to buy a loaf on the way home for Mr. Hoiroyds supper.

___.__.___._.__~ LIGHT ON GREY MATTER.

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