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... that it confines the game to the elect, and this in young game like lacrosse is the most fatal policies. We were very glad to hear of the attempt that was made to introduce lacrosse South Wales, but as yet have heard nothing of actual results'. In the ...
... nil. Crossley's pressed on resuming. Richardson, the home centre half, was disabled and retired. Macclesfield Orossley's 0 LACROSSE. MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT v. STOCKPORT AND DISTRICT. The first match between the above combinations Was decided at yesterday ...
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... AdTt. LACROSSE. Saturday saw the resumption of the official program and of the serious business of the season, and it was most unfortunate that the occasion should have been marked such miserably bad weather. Anything more unfavourable for lacrosse it would ...
... English enough For the present My ie nearly sun digging calls attention” It to In CEEEIIOS SALT like Brain Muscle Is tins LACROSSE NOTES fortunate thing weather— not out question two of would work remainder programme on last no play would place it not ...
... LACROSSE. Though the days preceding, and even, indeed, the very morning, promised very unfavourably, last Saturday proved very great improvement on that of the week before, and lacrosse was once more played under tolerably favourable conditions. It true ...
... reel 1 6e3 Road : Spring -dens : 10 gate 5 58 : 37 i- Market-street : 199-201 -street 17 de Office EAUTIFUL -THO RNTON’S LACROSSE on i usual representation Park and very having very fast resulted all in First League Park as it opponents champions 1898-9 ...
... Potts and C. Craig, half backs; m r Hadfield. R, hnson. A. Ward-Jones. N. R M« Ainley. W. Blomley, and A Eocles, forwards. ' LACROSSE. FIXTURES FOR TO-DAY. Harrogate v. Owens College. Heaton Mersey v. Chorlton. Rochdale v. Heaton Moor. Old Htilmeians v. Cheadlc ...
... LACROSSE. Contrary to all expectations, Saturday proved almost ideal day for lacrosse, thonjrh some instances the sronnis bad hardly recovered from the heavy rains of the prec dins days. South Manchester and Albert Park met on the latter club Didsbury ...
... journeys to and beck. The president coached. The crew was unaltered, and indulged in tubbing practice before the first journey. LACROSSE. BOWDON v. CHRISTCHURCH. At Pendleton. Christ Church trad the best the game during the first half. Afterwards. Bowdon pressed ...
... THE -MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS 24 LACROSSE NOTES Hand® Albert is close local rivalry one of in of goals Straight from attacks o goa s number too form outclassed of Lions team losers straggled gamely by goals -£ credit palpably diaorganised a- exceptions ...