Toronto Tomahawks' policeman Jack Kastelein won't admit it, but he has a Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde personality. On the lacrosse floor the six-foot, thr...
Grant Heffernan changed his mind about quitting the Detroit Olympics lacrosse team—and everybody’s happy. Only a month ago Heffernan had decided ...
by Bernard Fernandez, Philadelphia Daily News Sports Writer: January 21st, 1995 The pregame hype centered on the much-anticipated matchup of the ...
This article was featured from the 1996 MILL CrosseCheck program, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the MILL RONALD REAGAN was in the White Hou...
LE COURRIER - July 3rd, 1974 What an experience it has been to follow a professional sports team!There are things we learn as the meetings unfold...
By RICK WHEELER The Rochester Griffins are still in the running for the National Lacrosse League regular-season and playoff crowns. The Syracuse...
But the world loves to see the champion beaten. And you can be assured that the 1974 regular season champions of the NLL will not find it easy no...
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by John Smallwood, Daily News Sports Writer The fan's sign was creative, if not entirely on the mark. "Hey Philly! Now you know how t...
Ask five different lacrosse fans what the most important aspect of their favorite sport is and you’ll get five different answers. Some will say o...
By THE CANADIAN PRESS It was the first interlocking game in the National Lacrosse Association, so coach Morley Kells of Toronto Maple Leafs was r...
Last year was a difficult one for Bill Bradley. He had retired as a lacrosse player and taken over as coach of the Montreal Quebecois, but things...
By Mike Kern, Daily News Sports Writer Remember when no team could win consecutive championships? Well, these days, it seems as if everyone's att...
Shy One (Volume 1, Number 2—May 1974) by Annette E. Cuomo On July 6, 1952, while most Americans were still celebrating the birth of a nation, the...