LA PRESSE, MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1974 Goalkeeper Roger Wiliiams of the Toronto Tomahawks made the final stop in front of Al Harrington of ...
PETERBOROUGH, Ont. (CP)—“The players knew what they had to do and they did it.” That was the philosophical approach taken Wednesday night by coac...
BY MARK KRAM When the Philadelphia Wings face off against the New York Saints tomorrow night at the Spectrum (8 p.m.), it might not prove the eas...
By DICK WEISS It took Larry Ferguson a little longer than usual to get back in shape for this year’s National Lacrosse League season.When you are...
March 1, 1996 | Charlotte Observer (NC)Author: TOM SORENSEN, Staff Writer The Charlotte Cobras of the Major Indoor Lacrosse League (The MILL) pla...
Doug Brown - THE BALTIMORE SUNBaltimore Thunder general manager Darrell Russell found a treasure a few weeks ago that had been tucked away for ye...
By JOHN BARKHAM Al Lewthwaite scoring his first goal for the Boston Bolts, against the Quebec Caribous, from 1975 NEW YORK—Box lacrosse is here, ...
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By Steve Holroyd (laxmavn@aol.com) March 11, 1932—ten days after the news that the infant child of Charles Lindbergh had been kidnapped, and two ...
By Steven Kivinski Darrell Russell has been an integral part of the Major Indoor Lacrosse League since its Inception in 1987.So. when Russell, a ...
Bv BILL FLEISCHMAN : Philadelphia Daily News Jim Wasson, all 5-8 and 150 pounds, plays for the Wings the way Andy (The Flea) Provan plays for th...
By Steven Goff,June 15, 1989 - Washington Post The Wave, Washington's entry in the 3-year-old Major Indoor Lacrosse League, has folded and will b...
Morley Kells, the exhuherant, fiery coach of the Tomahawks is out to do it again. Win another NLL Championship. Probably the most progressive man...
It used to be Larry Lloyd and his kid brother—what’s his name. No more. The baby brother— that’s Terry Lloyd we're talking about, of course—is no...
By Maria Sciullo, The Pittsburgh Press; April 21st, 1989 Perhaps they should run an electronic “crawl” across the bottom of those TV commercials ...