New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
(aCPOSSE SEASON FIIRLY BEGUN
GAMES PAST AND IN PROSPECT.

OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL LACROSSE ASSoCiA-
1loS-GossIp FROM THE VARIOUS CLUBS.
The sp,irg season of lacrosse. which opened
week or two ago is IN frl swine ana ioc"' '''"'
are hard practising On sat ifd'y Ap'n 30 "o
New York Club received an unceremomohS ue'e"' az
Brooklyn by the University OF the city OF New rh'
New York mt its nsu,l team in the field, ana no one
thou. nj the Varsity" bows stood shado" oI
chance Marson. VINO is strong man on the new io'n
team tailed {, pat in appearance until MS Si"e M"
taken { field. aud consequently was y "c'''"' ~
of n player The University boys, however P'''ru
their hest and with the ADVANTAGE OF tlne secure" S
r sheer urk leaving WORK bu lite tihe I" secure
- ,;,,, Nore,ver tie ground was ~ such "a bad con
o,n that II |, doubtful the NeSIork CUB VIII pay
there aG ain.
Yesterday Yale was to have played brooKlyn' ana
some in crest would have attached 10 the e"Ho ~ "
would have been Yaes frs; appearance ~ the l"''o'
field The match has been postponed for week ' '"o
rne most nte estng event III lacrosse circles ""'hS
,,o coming week will be the match between NeW-h"rk
and the Druids. of Baltimore on Tuesday heN" ne
New YORK team will be: Goal. f. = bceI"r' l"l"''
David Brown cover point. A. u. Rchey; first defence
field W j. Robinson; second defence Held D. w IrJor'
third defence field, j. \. Hodge IT,: cenre heii j. r.
McCian; first attack fell H. J. Wright; second attack
field W Monarg; third attack field. l. NJ. MlrsoD'
On side home. c. II. Lcuox; inside lone 6r0rHe
ropnaln substitute, S. Isles; captain, Edv arr Ninh
III. Druids viii pat strong team into the hed ana
close and exciting game may bc eXpcclcn. ..,,.o
rhe New-Nor ub ha- received han Some picture
OF the team 4 Montreal Lacrosse Gnu" cn'lniHo
OF the world This picture they AK the Nr" ora ,p
to ,c.ct as token o their appreciation OF the treat
tie Montreal lie an during ther Visit 10 NC" io'"
Tr,stu- Wiman was. o. course. unanimously elected
prc~ii,nt o; tie National Lacrosse " r %
of er officers ele ol0Vs: nrst VCe-prosi-
| !eut. {. &. Boafdmau; second Nicr.pr'slu'm', -
ana treasurer, J. \. Hodge, executive c"mmtre II,
I.o,rts. a A. G4rine H. g. IehHim'n' i - w. are 80
! nd NJ III i
/ admitted to the association. -,
Harvard /, playing line game tins season ana i na1
won mo of tine G ye e york 'o about the middle Of the
! month pro ably on Mag Il. ,. ,
! I'm New England lacrosse Is booming. william \
! Davis Of somervile w"ll-krown PLAYER mas r"el
elected president oi the NJ Ensand Lario,e ASU,a
Inicpe'dert Of 30, on Everett CawhrIdse, Harvard
South Boston, SomeIvlllc md ~oilh NeNm" th'
IL Bs", of NO - Count bo,tol XXX, '"o p'''o
OF Charles Bp e ~ secretary ol t!e a@oc' III i, -,
Nothing ltHu'e j. vet known o. the Wo,7en Vsi, "i
the Belfast La rOS,c team ana the la az 1911
nothing VIII be known mt! Era,ts W ~ iiam @ - 20 % 'ho
trnin. fIc is now in Europe. and VIII arranse ln9
maj e way tie otncr before his reuir. en,vI Y
i.hIucn wish ts lntft some co'h gan 9S WI, VIII
donhtlcss he sycd and popular enthusiasm VIII ran
hi.h-f,r ITS lrlsn. you know ,., ,.. ,oor o,ec,od
president OF the Canad = Lacrosse Association, a
schedule OF thirty championship games mas il oe"'
Of Montreal; the Ontarics, ToTontoS and Cornwns u.s.
Eacn club plays twelve games thlne e',n 81 r r9
opponents. Twelve games are Ilayed at I'Ion'o' '"
lcon Montreal and hVr AT "Tnwail -, >.. >.,r,, nm
Princeton Will play tae Inv'rsitS o o 80 inf tnte
Wc,ucs Law Nav >. At Blookyn, ana ~ vThS @ ii W.,
vii PROBABLY play Brookyn on May i: me , "n''"' M
and toronto clubs Will plays matcH a, r,os" VII
he seen for these OF the finest lacrosse Teams III
the world. -, .,. 90 ,,,Le An
crnlt f. wrest tne championship oi the Cnitcd states
from its present holders. the ~ fhlIs ne nohI ~ i
possibly 20 Winnipeg. The niagara 'lnn, vi, ,nt
visited rhs CITY last summer VIII Io 80 ann ,e aniS
| season. PLAYING on EIa>tls Nlmahs grouhus "' "'"
| Island Sol time in August