By Brian Handley - 6/13/1975 BOSTON-If Duffy McCarthy had been born a century earlier, you probably would find him in a covered wagon blazing a t...
Larry Dalton McNabb has a nasty reputation. McNabb, as many know, is a hockey player of some distinction in the Western Hockey League. He’s also ...
By NEIL STEVENS The Canadian Press Average attendance last season was 16,700 in Philadelphia and 15,800 in Buffalo. The pace is fast, the hitting...
With the Caribous on hand, the NLL finals became an all-Quebec affair by J.D.Reed for Sports IllustratedQuebec is a city that seems to specialize...
Pro Lacrosse Players Are Enthusiastic, Despite Obscurity By David Winzelberg: 2/4/90 In one of the locker rooms in the bowels of the Nassau Colis...
The National Lacrosse League's runaway scoring leader, Paul Suggate of the Maryland Arrows, has been chosen as the league's Most Valuable Player....
PLAYERS' SACRIFICES NET ONE GOAL: FUN CHARLES A. JAFFE, The Morning Call Philadelphia Wings of the Major Indoor Lacrosse League started their 198...
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In July of 1978, Canada pulled off a miraculous upset by defeating the United States to win the World Field Lacrosse Championship in Stockp...
Worst to first. That phrase was used ad nauseum to describe the fortunes of the Minnesota Twins, the bums turned heroes of the World Series. Fort...
By NEIL ANDERSEN Journal Sports Writer (Sports Editor George Pasero is on vacation) Everyone, with the exception of the U.S. Calvary, feels sorry...
They sat two abreast in the aisles and stood three deep on the walkways Monday at the Quebec Coliseum to see les Bolts de Boston play les Caribo...
By TOM BORRELLI First against last. Usually in sports, worst has no problem getting psyched to play against first.The Buffalo Bandits are first i...
From the Times-Colonist - 1/12/1985 Photo courtesy of the BC Hall Of Fame Lacrosse star Kevin Alexander of Victoria is uncertain whether he will ...
By Steven Goff - Washington Post - January 10, 1987For the first time in 12 years, professional box lacrosse will return to Capital Centre today ...