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Show INDIANS DEFEAT SENATORS, 7-5 Athletics Lose to Browns; Red Sox Hit Tigers' Recruits and Win CLEVELAND. Sept 18. Cleveland made It three straight from Washington. Washing-ton. 7 to 6, In a weird game, characterized charac-terized bj loose fielding and timely batting l.y Cleveland Caldwell pitched masterly ball in spite of the many er-.rors er-.rors behind him. many of the hits'elth-cr hits'elth-cr being on luekj bounds or after chances had been given to retire the side. ' n the other hand. Cleveland made all but two of Its nine hits count Three !of the four passer, taken by i le' eind also figured in the run getting. Gardner Gard-ner drove in thre runs and scored ' a nother Friends presented Jack Grarex wltn an automobile previous to the . ontSSt. Approximately 20.000 faii6 were In the park Gardner s single In the seventh, following fol-lowing a single by Wambsganss. a base on balls lo Spea'.ter and a sacrifice by Q ran ft who batted for Smith, placed Cleveland In the lead again. from which they were never routed Score Pi. H K Washington . 010 oj; noo r, ii 2 Cleveland ... 002 120 20x : :i Batteries Erickson. Shaw and Gharr'ity; Caldwell and S. O'Neill. St. Louis. Sept. 18. Bayne hurled brilliantly against Philadelphia today and St. Louis won T to 1. The locn" hurler allowed but one hit In the first five Innings. St Louis hit Kecfe opportunely. op-portunely. Score: R. H E Philadelphia . 000 000 100 1 i S 'St. Louis 121 002 lOx 7 12 0 DETROIT, gept is. Boston hit two recruit pitchers Wilson and Baum-garten, Baum-garten, opportunely today and won the final game of the series with Detroit, 7 to Hooper's tripi--. double ana 'walk in three successive trips to the (plate paved the way for runs for the , visitors his team mates following him .with hits on each occalon. Score: r. h. E Boston 102 021 100 7 9 2 I j Detroit . . 200 000 020 i 2 I Baiterie.s Myers and Sehang. Wilson, Wil-son, Bauingarien. Yedder and Manlon. I Ainsmlth. nn |