Williams news., 1922-04-28
WILLIAMS TEAM
 MAKES SHOWING

Juan AValOS Band gave two concerts, and the Gun Club held it's second weekly shoot of the season. The ball game and one of the concerts took place at the same time and at the same place, while the gun club held it's shoot about the same time, but over at the old race track. Many hesitated about where to go, but eventually the crowd was about evenly di- vided, while not few succeed ed in attending part of both events.
 The day was for the most part ideal, the sun shining in the early part of the afternoon, but about five o'clock, after all the events were practically over the wind blew quite strong-a slight intimation of the fact that old Bores is not yet en- tirely off the job, but merely sleeping.
 The ball game was between prospective members of the Williams team and a picked nine, most of the members of which belong to the High School team. It finally deveI- oped into two hines composed of players from both teams. However, toward the last the regular team took the field against all corners, and some idea of what we may expect the coming season was obtained.
 It is safe to say that at no time during the past ten years has Williams possessed better material for a first class ball team than this year presents Captain Shaul lined up the fol- lowing men in the last inning ! and when the Urge crowd left the grounds the comment was general that i've have the goods": Proctor, catcher; Shill, Alvarez and Ferguson, pitchers; O'Hara, first; Hum phrey, second; Selman, third; Cooke, short; ShauI, left; Sul- livant, center; Daly, right; with Cole, Rupe, Conway and sev- eral others on the list.
 No attempt was made at keeping a score of the game, as | all any of the players cared to do was to Timber up; but at that, some very good, fast work was done.
 Professor Avalos' Band dis coursed splendid music during the afternoon, which was thor oughly enjoyed by the large crowd. Watch this splendid organization. It is going to | prove one of the most enjoyable features of Williams outdoor i life during the coming summer.
 Notes of the Game
 The comment was heard on all sides that the infield pre- i sented one of the strongest fronts at every point Williams | ever had. Cooke at short is whirlwind, filling the position that has always been a Jonah with Williams teams.
 O'Hara, over on first, too, looks like a real ball player, while Humphrey at second ap- pears to be as fast as they make them, and Old Reliable' Harry Selman at third completes the stone wall.
 Hush! Speak it softly !! Word has been received from Frank Roberta, and he will soon be in our midst. '-Proc'' has solved the problem. He IS going to take Frank over to the grounds the night before a game in which Roberta is to pitch, and start warming him up. By the time the game will be called, Roberta should be right. When he is right it's all over, and Spence starts to gather up the bats, pad and mask.
 Proctor had been catching without a protector during the first part of the game. Alvarez : went in to pitch along toward the end, and he had not thrown three balls until "Proc" asked ; for the pad. Whats the , matter?" someone asked who } was wise to his aversion to a : protector. "Too much, speed , and stuff D, replied Proctor,
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