. The Official National Collegiate Athletic Association lacrosse guide. he United States IntercollegiateLacrosse League 1922-23 n published by Pj Lrpn AMERICAN SPORTS PUBLISHING CO. \—rz; — ZD 45 Rose Street, New York CZ jZ jZT Copyright, 1922, bj American Sports Publishing Company Ss /. *^^ Ct ^ m ioJ c3 PrT^, *%iS ^kl c 1= ^ Winter; 4,rt; 12, Lyd :racuse I Interc c« i^^H^H^K^ <**«ii^r^^ - V -s^^ cl f^ J ^^K!^^^ ^yS4;^ s s^ •-*—«. .,. -H-^s ©C1A683789 nf; i ^&M CONTENTS PAGE Lacrosse—The Game 5 Lacrosse—Best Spring Game for Schools and Colleges. 13 International Lacrosse 19 Lacr
. The Official National Collegiate Athletic Association lacrosse guide. he United States IntercollegiateLacrosse League 1922-23 n published by Pj Lrpn AMERICAN SPORTS PUBLISHING CO. \—rz; — ZD 45 Rose Street, New York CZ jZ jZT Copyright, 1922, bj American Sports Publishing Company Ss /. *^^ Ct ^ m ioJ c3 PrT^, *%iS ^kl c 1= ^ Winter; 4,rt; 12, Lyd :racuse I Interc c« i^^H^H^K^ <**«ii^r^^ - V -s^^ cl f^ J ^^K!^^^ ^yS4;^ s s^ •-*—«. .,. -H-^s ©C1A683789 nf; i ^&M CONTENTS PAGE Lacrosse—The Game 5 Lacrosse—Best Spring Game for Schools and Colleges. 13 International Lacrosse 19 Lacrosse in Brooklyn High Schools 33 Teams Playing Lacrosse 41 Officers of the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse League 42 The Season of 1921 43 Championship Teams of the United States Intercol-legiate Lacrosse League 46 Team Records, Season of 1921 47 The Season of 1922 50 All-America Lacrosse Teams, 1922 56 Team Records, Season of 1922 61 List of Officials 64 Diagram of Field 66 Lacrosse Lineup 67 United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Rules 68. Spalding s Athletic Library Lacrosse—The Game Lacrosse is the oldest athletic contest to have been playedon the American continent and is perhaps the oldest organ-ized game in the world. When the first settlers arrived in thiscountry they found the Indians playing a game which next towar held the chief place in their interest. The early Frenchcolonists watching this game saw in its chief implement, thestick, a strong resemblance to a bishops crozier and named itLa Crosse, and so gave to the game its present name. The game as played by the Indians was a form of warmanoeuvre, whole tribes being pitted against each other. Thegoals were situated from one to several miles apart and anypart of the surrounding landscape was playing ground. Thecontests lasted often for several days and the game was asupreme test of courage and endurance. The ball used bythe Indians was of leather filled with feathers and of aboutthe same we
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