Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 178, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 July 1913 — Notes of the Athletics Game. [ARTICLE]

Notes of the Athletics Game.

Dad Swartzell was up six times and got two 2-baggers and two singles. Harold Clark coupled some good hitting with some bad errors. He has it in him, but for some reason don’t seem able to get the fast grounders. Practice wifi fix him. Louie Putts was tried at third. He looks like a possibility but will need practice to speed him up. Dad Swartzell played infallable ball at first, as did Parks at second. The outfield is strong on flies and fast returns, Elder's wild throw marring his record and costing a run. E. Wilcox gets them all at second. The base running was miserable. Denniston should not have been coached to try for home from third on the short right field fly. It was suicide. Practice was needed. Two or three afternoons this week should be used for getting ready tor the next game. Sells, a Fowler discard, played, brilliantly for Remington. His daring base running won the game, while his throwing was a feature. He also pitched two airtight inn-