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countenance and extraordinarily slen-
der figure, combined with five feet
eleven inches of elevation, arc the
foundation of her comedy. II IS the
Irish spirit, however, which 4 ates
it and makes Miss Henry one of the
most effective condolences on the
screen to-day Her first appearance
will be with Hughie Mack, the for
mer ,Vitagraph comedy ace, in i kom-
edy in which Eva Novak and Dave
Morris also appear.
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A GVAR

Thomas A. Edisona seven-reel pro
duction, THE Unbeliever," is charac
terized, in an announcement by the
Edison company, as the greatest con
trbution to the screen of that organl
zation. The picture stars Marguerite
Courtot, who has the role Of Bel
gian refugee. Raymond Mckee ha'
to role opposite her
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Monroe Salisbury, who made his
first photoplay triumph as "Allessan-
droo in Ramona" is now making his
sixth Bluebird, under a new director
Wilfred Lucas, whose work in tn
Jewel play, "The Co. Respondent" is
well known. Rupert Julian formerly
directed the famous Blueb'rd star
Big things are predicted aiso fro
Julian, who has started an el4borat
production, starring himself
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TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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Bulk of sales $3.50 10 $1,000.
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CAVTLE:
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THoUsANDS of people who have

' II wiz - h9S14Ni(fS VI PSNf'N '''N
seen her on the screen have ex-
claimed, Gale Henry, she's a
bear" And why shouldn't they say
so? She was born in Bear Valley,
But now she's an L-Ko comedienne.
Gale Henry joined the big comedy
outfit upon completion of her fourth
year in Joker Comedies.
Miss Henry is Irish and is one of
the few women in the world who has
no hesitation in making herself ridicu-
lous. 1t is her ambition to look more
ridiculous than any other woman coulc
look. Though she is a remarkably per
sonables young woman. her meoAs
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jcct any or all bids
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Logan Co, Okla
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WINDMuLLER STARS.
First In One Event md Placed
Twice in Glencoe 4. e. Meet.

Louis Windmuller. the champion
Splinter of the Glencoe A c. yesterday
carried off the Individual honors at tho
weekly members games OF his organiza-
ton at Macombs Dam Park. Windmill
Ter won the century dash from scratch
in no Is seconds and was placed twice
in two other events. The summaries:
100 YARD Run. Hnndicap-Won by /.
windmuller tscratch), II. X. Storms ~
yardsJ, second; X Kurtzo "a yardB.
third Time, - Ii seconds
40 Yard Run. Hand.csp--Wo W w
Martin as yarhsl I. Windmuller tscIatchI
second; +. Sustaserro C6j yaTdsl, third
Time 81 seconds.
Putting Pound Shot. Hand'cap-won
by +. Foley 90 feet with ~ feet; "
kinley Oh fc"U, with ~ feet second
c. Hoanlc ti fect), with ~ feet third
Running Hlgh Jump. HardicRp--won
by II X storms scratch, with : feet
inches L. Wndmullgr (S inches). with
feet 3 inches, second J. Keene q inches,
with feet, third.
Two Mile Run, Hsndicap-Won by r.
stern N;SOl; =. Wo.f 80 seconds, second
II Pareli 1:l5). third, Time. II :Og
Running broad Jump, Haniirap--won
hv p. Rausch - feet. with is feet: y.
Keene (6 feen, with ls feet inches. sec
ond; l.. Windmul'er (seratCh), with IS
feet inches third
The sun., 1918-07-15

Totals. SO 5l?e7 &c
The sun., 1918-07-15
SQUEEZE PLAYS AID
IN YANKS' DEFEAT
Bagby's Pitching Also Factor
in Cleveland Victory, 2 to 1
Baker Fans Twice.
Special DsspateA 10 TT, sus.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 1.-THE new
York ball club stopped off here for an
afternoons entertainment game with
Cleveland and left for New York with
one more defeat added to its list. for
tho Yankees were beaten by the Cleve-
land Indians, 7 to I. Eleven thousand
Cleveland baseball fans saw the New
Workers. humbled by James c. BagSy,
who pitched a great game OF ball.
Baeby had the visitors At his mercy
nearly all afternoon. When a pitcher
atrikes out such a well known batsman
as J. F. Baker twice in one afternooa he
is pitching some.
The Cleveland club. which has been
neglectful in adding base hits to Its col
umn, returned to life In great form. The
Indians nicked the offerings Of Russell
and Heating for an even dozen safe
blows.
Strategy on the part OF Lee Foil
brought the downfall of the Yanks In the
fourth inning. The squeeze play was
worked twice on Mr.. Russell in that In
ming. Here is what happened In that
session:
The Indians scored one run In the
fifth. Johnston singled to centre ana
Speaker singled to left Johnston was
out trying to take third. Miller to Baker
but on Roths fly to Caldwell Speaker
took second when Pipp foozled Caldwell
throw. Caldwell then dropped Wamoyf
fly, letting Speaker score and Wamoy
take second. Baker threw out WOOD
for the third out.
After Speaker had flied to Gilhoolcy
Roth singled to left. Wamby doubled &c
centre. Roth taking third. Wood hunted
safely to Russell. squeezing Roth home
Evans hunted safely. squeezing Wamby
across. Then o'Neill singled to centre
scoring Wood. and Evans took third
O'Neill was out when he tried to take
second on the throw in, Caldwell &c
Baker to Peck and after Bagby walked
Chapman forced him, Peck to Pratt, end
ing the inning. Three runs were scored
enough to clinch the game.
Again in the seventh Cleveland came
across with three runs. Chapman
famed and Johnston walked. He wen
to second after Speaker flied to Miller
Roth walked and Wamby followed with
a double scoring Johnston and Roth and
Wamby took third on the throw home
Wood then singled to left. scoring
Wamby, but Wood went out stealing
Hannah to Peck.
The Yankees lone tally came In thu
ninth. Hyatt, batting for Heating
doubled to centre Bagby threw out Gil
hooley Peck fouled to Evans. Baker
singled to Chapman, Hyatt scoring, and
Baker took second when Chapman
threw wildly TO first. Pipp popped Il
Evans. The score:
The sun., 1918-07-15
on ST. ALBANs LINKS.

The first round OF tho summer golf
tourney of the st, Adams Club was
played yesterday over the clubs course
An unusually large number OF golfers
competed in class A and class b. The
summaries
Glass Al. W. a Dixon defeated A. W
williams. 1 and g. John e, ore defeated
David u. Hutton, up. John T. Thompson
dcfaulted 20 Thomas Lamar, Joseph Curtis
drew a bye,
Glass R-Sitney David defeated H. r
Tormey. I and &: James Herbert defeated
r. +. Goodwin, and 3; j. +, ]. Murphy
defcauited TO George r. Cartwright: W. d.
Gibson defeated Thomas Smsllwood, and
/, Jack r. Curtis defeated W, W Tomlins.
and 2; William C. Izor defeated DR., Key.
and 4.
The sun., 1918-07-15
DODGERS DEFEATED
IN EXHIBITION GAME
Heavy Hitting Gives Pirates
a S to ! Victory.
Special Despatch 10 TEE sus.

AKRON, Ohio, July 1.-THE Pirates
game from the Robins here this after
noon. The score. was to /. Com
stock twirled the entire game for Beg
dek's team and allowed seven hits. The
Pirates hit Cheney. Coombs and Rob-
ertson hard, collecting Il dozen drives.
Cheney started pitching for the Rob
ms, but gave way to Coombs in the third
inning, after Cheney collided with Max
Carey at the plate.
The Robins were saved from n shutout
in the ninth inning. when Mack Wheat
tripled and crossed the plate on a
double by Hy Myers About 1000 fans
saw the game. The score
The sun., 1918-07-15
GIANTS TRADE GEORGE SMITH.
Exchange Pitcher w:-h Braves for
Bunnx Hearn.

Boston, July l4-George Smith.
pitcher OF the New York Natio nal
League Baseball Club. will como to che
Boston club In a trade for Pitcher Bun
ME Hearn, according to an announce
ment made here to-day. The trade was
arranged last night over the telephone
between Chicago and Pittsburg by Mana
ger George stallings OF tho Braves and
Manager John J. McGraw OF the Giants.
Hearn recently left the local club,
claiming that the management had not
increased his salary as stipulated in his
contract
The sun., 1918-07-15
SHOULD HASTEN RULING.
Decision In Henry Case Expected
To Bring Quick Action.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE ruling by
the Brighton draft board that baseball!
is a productive occupa ton is eX-
pected to bring definite decision from
Provost Marshal General Crowder on the
subject. There have been intimations
that baseball would be classed as a sport
under the work or fight regulations but
that schedules of professional leagues
for the present season would not be
interrupted.
The sun., 1918-07-15
Investigated Attendance.

The board states that 1t made careful
inquiry into the measure of recreation
furnished by big league baseball, and
found that only 10 per cent. OF the
seating capacity of the Boston, Pitts
burg and st. Louis baseball parks was
taken IN at the games on July 3, and
that on the holiday, July 4, the ssatng
capacity used was only s3 per cent
The board covers the district in which
Braves Field. the home OF the Boston
Nationals. Is situated. and submits its
finding to Henry's home draft board in
Amherst. which is to decide further upon
Henry's status,
The sun., 1918-07-15
TWO GAMES FOR KINGSBRIDGE.
ReorGanized Team Defeats New
London and Newark Stars.

With an entirely new inheid and out
field the reorganizcd Kingsbridge Attn
letcs yesterday made nm suspicious de-
but at Dyckman Oval with n double vic.
tory. The team beat the New London
club. IL 10 0 In tho first game, and the
Newark Stars. to I in the second Next
sunday the Kingsb, idge nine will play
the College Point team and the Camp
Merritt team. The scores:
The sun., 1918-07-15

Totals. SIS s 10 q - 3,

.Batted for Grimm in the min
matted for Ames In the MINT
The sun., 1918-07-15
JAPs IN TENNIS TOURNEY,

New LONDON. Conn. July 1.-THE
Mtsui Tennis and Golf Association Of
New York finished two day tennis
tournament at the Griswold to-day. In
the double matches Y. Imai and r
Kawa won. S. Kashlo had little trouble
in annexing the singles title. Miss Ysa
Watanabi won the women's champion.
ship.
The sun., 1918-07-15
COLLECT $4,000.
Evans and Hagen Defeat HUTCH
inson and Mcdonald at Golf.

CHICAGO, July l4.-Chick Evans, ma
',onal golf champion. and Waiter Hagen
o. Rochester, N. Y. formerly open
cha npion. to-day won Red Cross
match from Jock Hutchinson and Robert
Mcdonald. professionals who hereto
'o.e have remained unbeaten in the
sres OF Red Cross exhibitions given
~ the Western Golf Association.
To defeat the professionals Evans
rad 10 shoot par 70 over his own course
and Hagen 70, while Hutchinson took
4 and Mcdonald I5 to cover the 6,2lb
Yards
A gallery of 5000 persons contributed
VIC 0O0 TO the Red Cros
The sun., 1918-07-15
CUBS INCREASE LEAD.
Pound Out a % to 3 Victory Over
PhiIa de lnhia.

CHICAGO, July l+-tNationaD Chi
CA go went on a batting rampage to-day
and pounded out a to victory over
Philadelphia. Snappy fielding held Phils-
delphias score down. The Cubs pulled
further away from the Giants in the
pennant race to-day, as the New York
team lost TO Cincinnati. The score:
IL InIII A L L IN -.
The sun., 1918-07-15

The members OF the Traffic Club OF
New York will enjoy golf outing on
the grounds Of the Hackensack Golf
Club, Hackensack, y. j., Thursday, July
is. An eighteen ole blind DOGGY com
petition for members and their guests,
and a baby golf putting contest for
ladies' and gentlemen have been ar
The sun., 1918-07-15
CUBANS WIN IN TENTH.
Defeat Lincoln Giants by Score of
3 to 4-Rain Hats Second Game.

In one of the best played games seen
at olympic Field this season the Cuban
stars of Havana, after four straight de-
feats came through with a ten inning
victory over the Lincoln Giants yester-
day. TO 4. Rain prevented the teams
from playing the second game Of the
twin bill. Next Sunday the Lincolns
will play the Naval Reserves and the
Chevrolet team OF Peekskill, y, Y, The
The sun., 1918-07-15
FEDERAL RESERVES WIN,

The Federal Reserve baseball team de
feated the National city Bank nine yester-
day at Commercial Field. Brooklyn bv a
score Of to l. The victors hit tho bail
hard cutler leading the attack with three
left hclder OF the Federals, connecte ed for
a circuit drive.
The sun., 1918-07-15
BETTERS PLAINFIELD COURSE.
oLouEhlin, Golf Pro, Makes IS
Holes In 90
SPECIAL Despatch to THE Sun

PLAlNFIELp, y. j., July l4.-Marty
oloughlin, the professional at the Plain
ned Country Club, hung up a new record
Tor the course yesterday afternoon.
Ehen he made the eighteen holes in 66.
That lowered Lis previous best card by
three strokes. z. NJ. Wild OF Crawford
holds the best amateur record. 10. made
recently, That beat a II made by
iardner White last season. O'Lough-
I'm card was as follows:
Out ......,....4 433t4 IA
Il ..............2 - 2-32-66
The sun., 1918-07-15

Left on hascs-Lincolns, 7 Cubens S. Sac
rlnce hit--hank, First base n errors
Cuhans 4; Iincons, l. stolen basc-Ramincz
BASES on halls-Or Williams 2. Struck out
ny CadcrIn, {. by Williams, 7 Hit by pitcher
--Nfopgn, Feron, Cmpir-Mr. Odds. Time Of
camel hour and 90 minutes.
The sun., 1918-07-15
TIGERS TAKE ANOTHER.
Wake II 3 Out of 4 in Series with
senator's by winning Last Game.

WASHINGTON. July IT American)-
Detroit made 1t three out of four from
Washington by winning the Anal game
" the series to-day. 7 to 0. Boland
i'ched strong game. while Ayers and
shaw we're hit OPPORTUNITY. The score:
The sun., 1918-07-15
WASHINGTON "a
Totals. 81 o6 q II !

Totals. 1857 II l
Detroit ,.,.,-. o. s O Ga OF
Nsthhs,on. 90 o o o 0 o 80
Two base hits-vesch, Schultz. Foster. Three
ne hit-Heilmsn. stolen bases-Cobb He'll
~ shank-. Coney. Double play-Bush.
''Isy and Heilman. Left on bsses-Dctroit.
Washington. G. First base on error-Detroit.
Bases on balis-On Ayers, s; on Bolsnd. Q;
on shaw. ?. Hits-On Ayers. 4 In I Ia In
,,nhr runs srored. two on bases In nth on
snr Hit by pitcher-Bolsnd. johnson. Struck
u,By Ayers, ]; w Shaw. .: By Boland. ! I;
~, ho'lik. l. Passed bali-Picinich. Losing
The sun., 1918-07-15

Home run-SouthWorth. Three bn Sc hits-
Carey, NJ Wheat. Two base hits-Myers
Leach, Double play-Robertson. DooIan
and Daubert struck out--By Comstock,
3; First base on balls--On Cheney I
Left on bases-Pittsburg. 7: BROOKLYN
Time OF game hour and is minutes
Cmpires-Goehler and Grimes.
The sun., 1918-07-15
ROYALS ADD TO VICTORIES.
Defeat Bushwlcks In Double
HeRder-Each score Is q to 1.

The Royal Giants added to their list OF
Victories by defeating the Bushwicks in
a double header at Dexter Park yester-
day. The sore In each contest was 6
to I. The second game was called at
the end of the eixth on account OF sain.
Next Sunday the Bushwicks will play
a double header with tina cuban Stars.
The scores:
The sun., 1918-07-15
BRAVES BEAT CARDS
IN DOUBLE HEADER
Win First Game, 8 to 4, and
Second by 4 to 3 Score.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo. July 14.-(NattonaD-
BOSTON won two games from St Louis
to-day. the first to and the second
4 to 3. Murphy's hitting won the nrst
game. He drove in four runs and scored
two The scores
The sun., 1918-07-15
Totals...,3 5 ! "a 10 .
sBatted for Demart

TWO base h!ts-Koush, Chase, 7. Three
base hlts-Wilhoit Holke. Home run
Roush. Stolen bAses-Sicking. ?. Sacrifice
hi,-pemaree. Double plays-Fletcher.
Doyle and Holke, 2, Left on bases-New
York 5. cincinnati, 7. First base on errors
New York. !; Cincinnati. 3 First base
on balls-On Ring, o. on Demaree, }.
Struck out-By Rims !; by Demaree :.
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! Two base hits-l.uderus. Adams Three
base hts-Flack. Hollocher, Stolen bases
bancroft Burns Zeider. .. Sacrifice
! hits-killefer. Deal Sacrifice ny-Hul-
| 'ocher. Double plsy-Deal. Zeder and
/ Merkie Left on hases-Philadelphia, s;
/ Chicago, g. First base on errors-Phna-
: delphis. .. First base on bals--On
| ooschssr, :, on Tyler, /. Struck out-Iy
/ Tyler, L.
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Left on bases ROYALS. I, Bushwicks, 6
Two base hits-Files, J. Tasuer Three
base hit--Pugh Sacrifice hit--Hohman.
stolen bsses-Hewitt, Douglass. PuEh.
Brooks, Double play-Riconda, Mark ard
Holman. First base on bRlls-Or Donald
son, / Of walsh. =. struck out--By Don
aldson. ), by Walsh, ). wild pitCh--Walsh.
Passed balls--Hohman, ) Umpirc-Wilson
SECOND GAME
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BUR Ball Golf Match Hollywood Club Yields Record in Red and Y Lose
Major League Records
For the Past Week

The weeks record In each league OF
games played, won and lost, with runs. hits.
errors. men left on bases and runs scored
by opponents. including the games OF Sat
urday. July 10, is as follows.
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