NLL 1974/ Montreal Quebecois In the first season of the league there were 54 games with 27 on the road. Media coverage was instrumental to promot...
By RAY SHANK Montreal Canadiens don’t make their home National Lacrosse Association debut until Sunday night at the Paul Sauve Arena. By th...
By Glen Macnow, Inquirer Staff Writer ''Lacrosse is really a game of beauty, a game of great finesse." - Russ Cline, commissioner of Eagle ...
LA PRESSE, MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1974 Goalkeeper Roger Wiliiams of the Toronto Tomahawks made the final stop in front of Al Harrington of ...
Team Members Back row L-R Gary Cooper, Jim Little, Stan Cox, Bill Nunn, Chris Hatton, Wayne Young Middle Row Bob English (coach), Bob Bolitho ,Pe...
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 ...
Dave Tasker was set to be a Vancouver fireman until Les Quebecois called him and asked him to play lacrosse for them. Not only did he accept, but...
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You were dedicated to a fault. You had a passion for life. You touched so many lives, it's hard for me to imagine that you still not with us, thr...
This evening’s game with the Philadelphia Wings marks the first Boston appearance of the National Lacrosse League’s 1974 regular season champions...
By JOHN DELL Inquirer Staff Writer The Wings are sure they'll have all-star Wayne Platt in goal when they open the National Lacrosse League seaso...
Photo courtesy of Tom Wersderfer MONTREAL (CP) — Despite a sudden reduction in its schedule that led to reports the National Lacrosse League was ...
Sit back and enjoy our documentary..."Two For The Show", the story of the 1974-1975 National Lacrosse League! https://youtu.be/9W1YlHUNQsw
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 Tim Panaccio, Inquirer Staff Writer Somewhere in America, there are two 4-foot-by-4-foot lacrosse nets that don't belong there. "We're not sur...