By DICK WEISS Larry Lloyd had his first contact with Jim Bishop 10 years ago when he was an impressionable 16-year-old starting to play competiti...
By Eric Hutton After years lurking in the boondocks, the “fastest, roughest team game in the world” is gambling its sock-it-to-’em fever can win ...
By Mayer Brandschain, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT The Philadelphia Wings fought off the Buffalo Bandits for a 17-10 victory last night. The game, brin...
By WILLIAM N. WALLACE - JUNE 16, 1974 SYRACUSE—Gaylord Powless, who grew up on the Six Nations Indian reservation near Branford, Ontario, is a pr...
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, ...
by Steven Goff - Washington Post - January 9, 1988 Last year, in its inaugural season, the professional box lacrosse league was basically a gimmi...
John Ferguson was a betting man among his many and varied activities. As General Manager of the Montreal Quebecois in 1974 he quietly made a bet ...
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By PAUL ATTNER D&C—Washington Post WASHINGTON—A few months ago, Dan Snyder found himself in a peculiar situation for a sports promoter. ...
CURT SMITH of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle ROCHESTER—Marshall to Parsons to Dudley. These lyrics may not be as poetic as Tinkers [s...
by Mark Kram, Daily News Sports Writer One of the cornerstones of the Philadelphia Wings has decided to hang up his shoes. Because of recurring i...
by DOUG PHILPOTT Outside the Toronto Tomahawks dressing room, after a recent game, a 10-year-old minor lacrosse player, admiring a freshly autogr...
by Steve Holroyd (laxmavn@aol.com) In 1959, the world of professional sports was pretty easy to navigate. Major League Baseball had 16 teams—equa...
by RAY FITZGERALD of The Boston Globe Photo courtesy of Tom Wersderfer At 8:10 last night, Fitzgerald-Timex time, a lady named Myra Docherty walk...
One of the finest clutch players in the history of lacrosse, Montreal Les Quebecois captain John Davis threatens to dominate yet another league—t...