1974-1975 NLL
Lacrosse is an Indian game whose origin can be traced to the eastern Algonquin tribes. The Algonquins carried it down to the Hurons, Iroquo...
1968 NLA
by Merv Peters Almost five years ago today a lanky colored youth was signed by Branch Rickey, then general manager of Brooklyn Dodgers, establish...
1987-1997 MILL
by Linda Lampel Esterson The great Rudyard Kipling one said, “Fill the unforgiven moments with 60 seconds worth of distance run.” That’s what Thu...
The Wings are hoping the month of July will treat them a lot better than the last nine days of June when the team experienced the worst slump in ...
Follows Brother on Path to Stardom By Rob Tanenbaum Of the Camden Courier Post Sports Staff Throw away the book on Terry Lloyd. It’s no good. The...
The Bolts rose to the challenge of having to win a game on the road in order to qualify for the play- offs when they defeated the Maryland Arrows...
Professional lacrosse owes a lot to these men. Through the muggy, sweltering heat of summer, they pioneered the sport. Through the grueling 40+ g...
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BY PRIIT J. VESILIND The Iroquois revere lacrosse as the game of The Creator, but the indoor version of their ancient sport is rougher than the d...
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By Brian Handley - The Patriot Ledger - 8/21/1975 Photo courtesy of Tom Wersderfer Jim Logan stood in a corner of the Boston Bolts' locker room l...
John Sheffield (l) in 1975 NLL action By Brodie Snyder Lacrosse’s next superstar, the people around Les Quebecois’ offices and gym on Dresden Rd....
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 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 Dick Weiss, Philadelphia Daily News; October 5th, 1974 Ed Tepper waited patiently until there was another sold out exhibition hockey game at t...
A Baltimore program from 1932 (Raymond Humphrey collection) by Steve Holroyd (laxmavn@aol.com) In 1931, the sport of box lacrosse was invented, a...
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