Rick Boucher is really making the headlines this month. Here he is again as a player of the month of May 1975. As of June 24 Rick has...
says Pat Curran Brian McFarlane never saw a lacrosse game until two years ago. “To me, it was the next thing to hockey for excitement and I could...
By Clark DeLeon "You're not going to write about what it's like to sit next to a loud, overbearing, emotional father watching his son play at the...
The Griffins were real high flying cats as Rochester soared past Philly to the title. Their next aerial act might be a flight to Pittsburgh. It i...
March 1, 1996 | Charlotte Observer (NC)Author: TOM SORENSEN, Staff Writer The Charlotte Cobras of the Major Indoor Lacrosse League (The MILL) pla...
The Montreal Quebecois seem to have taken a little of the steam out of the Maryland Arrows as the 1975 National Lacrosse League season heads for ...
By RICK WHEELERThe Syracuse Stingers pro box lacrosse team, with sparkling tri color jerseys, newly- appointed assistant captains, a fiery young...
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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 ...
New sport, derived from Indian game, growing popular in county Lacrosse, the oldest organized sport in America, was used by the Iroquois Indians ...
THE WINGS PLAY ROCHESTER FOR THE MILL TITLE TODAY AT THE SPECTRUM. IT WILL BE GARY MARTIN'S SWAN SONG... By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER H...
by David Fink Post-Gazette Sports Writer The offense that was supposed to propel the Pittsburgh Bulls into contention for the Major Indoor Lacros...
By RON DUQUETTECenterman Paul Warden could be rated as Long Island’s unsung hero for the current campaign. Coming back from a series of haunting ...
By GERALD ESKENAZI APRIL 27, 1975A sport in which crosschecks are legal, goaltenders score and the ball crosses the goal line 30 times game, leap...
By JOHN DELL Inquirer Staff Writer Young coach Jim Hinkson stuck unwaveringly to his pre-game plan Friday night—until his Wings were nearly clipp...