New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
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Tho ROYAL Caurhnawaga Indians ,p.lofjo tl,,,A
lacrorno match at tho Polo uroundi With team iN,
lho independent Cuh. ot NoN-lulk. and easlly "a,
lainod their reputation a. the strongest ptolsssnd
club n tho Dominion. lint iho Independents, aihsaA
clearly ovotmniohrd played pluch'lN aud Tho bsai
Wa mosi mtrtciing exhibition 1T What eonalula
good lacrosse playing Tho spcclalofs applaaAtd d,
good puinta enthusiastically laofo-ao possessing IA
advantage over many oontosta that a doci moi gqaha
technical knowledge of the gaiao Ia appreciate u al
feel an c.dtins interest ia IT, The lndaas occapd
the Same positions a. on tho previous day ia Ass
match with the New York team. Tho lndelcasHh
we're posted ~ follows Goal, Charles Crosby paA,
j. Il. Donohue; cover point, W. Norman lat dIsls
hcld. C. Brown "a defense field, D. O'Briehi 81
defense field ID. Power; centre field james Glhds;
At home field Jane, Hall 2d home field, ). Il Hal,
3l home field, -. Fitzgerald outside home, T. hohl
han inside home j. Na,myth; captain T. Lang.
~ Wheeler and Frank Dunn were the umpire, AID
VI. MrIsun was referee.
The Indians were obviously in better condition tln
their OnpOnents: they carried no superhu0us tisi
and their i.-h wa. trm aud gstenod in the SUNSHINE
In the third game LOuis lIcms9ck shppth PEt Uia
men in succession, no were lntcnt on getting le eM
from him, and Domini 'uc MoDiI1e won treg~h' AZ
Dlausc by his skt Uodglng and teetnrss al loot paa
q chance wa, given him 20 run. Strong Arm SHOWED
That be possessed strength in his leg also, and nhh
"A GREYHOUND Francis Hemsock. most faithful al
cool Headed Of goal keepers several times plucked W.
dover safely from the netile danger.
OF the Independents, James Hall, Crosby. Donohns
FITZGERALD. and Nasmyth distinguished hemsclIz
80 also did ODrcn and Power after 10 enyiabe isse
ion In the frat trial the former struck Crosi IN
River sayaglv three times over the head win as sun
in hi, effort. 10 dispo.se,s him of ball. he spectMn
Kissed and thereafter gave their synpathies t. he l.
dans In the second trial Power was chasing HOliqA
aud unable 10 head him OIL struck him a r,salAdil
blow on the back Again the spectators Missed al
cried turn HIM of turn him oil For INA: ihH
was some confusion The manager OF the erouncs esa
forward and said that he would stop the game IlS
sort Of brutality continued.
The Independents won the first goal in minutes 2nt
20 seconds. The Indians Won the second goal n
minutes and - seconds the third, in minutes %
seconds the fourth in 30 seconds the nth IN -
minutes and the sixth in minutes and 80 seeonas
The seventh and last goal was won by the Ihdepene
ents in - minutes. the thus standing . soaho
. in favor Of the Indians. =,
The Indians W i'll play picked team at the bfo'h'a
Baseball Grounds today
The Toronto lacrosse team which defeated the Amen,
can, here ten DAYS ago have themselves been deiefS
bv the Montreal team The latter are nov the chan,
p:ons The score was to in favor 81 tae Aohie-
club