The Windsor Star , August 8, 1974 by Al Halberstadt IN SYRACUSE, N.Y., THEY CALL HIM the miracle worker. In Windsor, we know him as Medo Martinel...
Lacrosse tries for the big time—as violent as ever but faster and with finesse. The Star Weekly’s Jack Batten was there to see them zap tha...
By Julie Deardorff, Special to the Tribune CHICAGO TRIBUNE, December 13, 1991 Lyle Shirley shouldn`t have to show a videotape to explain his occu...
EDITORS NOTE: This article was orginally released in August 1974, in a publication distributed by the Spectacor corporation, written by the Phila...
By DICK WEISS Larry Lloyd had his first contact with Jim Bishop 10 years ago when he was an impressionable 16-year-old starting to play competiti...
Now that the Bolts appear to be a good bet to make the play offs, it might be interesting to review the NLL playoff format. This season, the fir...
If Toronto Tomahawks' general manager and coach Jim Bishop had the, opportunity to eliminate any period of time from the National Lacrosse League...
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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...
By SAL MAIORANA - STAFF WRITER - DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE - 1/17/1997 Knighthawks forward Pat McCready won't cherish nor soon forget last Feb. 24.P...
A Baltimore program from 1932 (Raymond Humphrey collection) by Steve Holroyd (laxmavn@aol.com) In 1931, the sport of box lacrosse was invented, a...
VICTORIA (CP) – Professional lacrosse with a socialist flavor makes its west coast debut tonight. The four-team Western Division of the National ...
Area’s newest pro team looking for recognition, respect from sports fans Tim Hormes of Pittsburgh battles Randy Fraser of Boston in game action f...
LA PRESSE, MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1974 Goalkeeper Roger Wiliiams of the Toronto Tomahawks made the final stop in front of Al Harrington of ...
When the Maryland Arrows need an emotional lift, they need look no further than Bill Coghill. The spunky Coghill just never stops moving and hust...