New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-18

r, the hcc. which was mad. mt 5:2s. Flan-
got ,s I'D @ co having sse aSd w 1s
clear " the ruek thicw for the Toronto
goe:. II was promptly returned ,t 10 ha .Ge
10 the Toronto higs Things looked desperat,
for Torontos more than once, and the crowd looked
on In almost breafDless silence. Those who expected
victory at that disappointed. for orr Sc
cured the oa aud with It nearly the entire length OF
the fed When within few yards OF the Brooklyn
goal he made dangerous throw, but Brooklyn's de-
fence strong aud the next moment the pan was
secured. Wheeler and Dwight faced for the ball
seemed to be everywhere in the Held secured IT, and
made some exceedingly good piay,s &c. t he
made long our unsuccessful SHOT icr s gos
II hut lost It almost immediately by careless pay:
Eherwood then got e. but o' right TO Tss
toward the flags but it seemed vvn, aim@st
Impossible u mat o.sss the eOI ba oTer his Opponcnt
head caugnt 10 ms lacrosse before Il struck he
ground Then turning on ms heel by Daek hs
second game for Toronto The time OF the game vas
minutes - ,., o.
The Brooklyn men knew that II they lost this game the
match would he decided. and they fought at
shifted in no advantage either side. After scrinmaee
Martin got baI passed 1t to Dwight. who caught IL
V %e directed but Pepert, tue BROOKLYN goal
Keeper, was equal 70 the e% TnSy t ana
ot A. on his stick and ran up the field with It, making
some beautiful dodgng. Orr attempted body cneck
Toronto flags. Ross caught the ball on the
dy returned 10 to Martin VINO passed u ~ orr, VINO
made shot at the goal. Buiwer -tODped " ana tnen
fhe bail touched the ground for the hrst time since
Fiannery took It from In front OF the Brooklyn
ooa IL was an exhibition OF perfect lacrosse playing
A moment later Nelson attempted n drop bhol,
bus il was unsuccessful JOwmean put in some pretty
pav for Brooklyn and then for the first time IN me
game the ball touched ground near the Toronto goal
RmueI came 10 The rescue and the next moment the
war was on the Brooklyn ground. The OaIi
was then worked up toward me toronto
goal BY short throws when F1imery goI
t and made n beautiful drop shcs, which should
have been successful, but Wdeeer missed inc
onportuuity and did rot knock 1t through.
n was carried down the field where Athurs
secured IL aud threw for the nags KelpefV
sav wed the game moro, but only for moment OFT
secured the ball and threw II 20 Marun' VINO
passed 1t between the hags, winning Lhe
tnird game aud the match for the Cana
dams. The t:nie Of the game was 20 minutes;
PLAY wa continued for hours. the spectators sui
remaining. Both holly contested but were won ny
the Canadians. . :, a, $1,000. s
When play had ceased the members of 6otn teams as
se,nhed i'm the centre OF the el NJ. Hughes, presl-
dnt of the Toronto CLUB behalf OF tine visitors. pre-
setad 10 Mr. Wman alacrOase stick Handsomely mounted
In pold and silver uenaf VI the team silver p1t
on the stock bore the following inscription; H. w.
Wimau Esd. from his grateful guests, members
Of the Toronto La Crosse Clue, as n melnen'o 81
their visit 10 staten Island July, 1880" Ihe sanes
Of the visitors were Inscribed on inc piIte,
on the handle OF the stick was the crest OF Tue
ciub IN silver and plate on tine DOW
was the word "CLirus," the call OF the cluO, winch
ia esommaux -iguifvmg "friendly' The Toronto play.
ers WI leave New York for Boston TINS AFTERNOON ana
will play in that city tomorrow