The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
LACROSSE
There 10 n chance That the Trouble Re-
tween the Clubs May End.

tween the Clubs May Ent.
There IA little doubt now but that tho long
and bitter war between tho New York and
Staten Island Athletic clubs will be speedily
ended. md that tho lacrosse teams OF the two
clubs will before the season closes make up
for lost time by playing series OF matches
which will make things hum.
The n. y. A. G. has agreed to the ent,y OF the
8. I. A. c. being accepted BY the A. A. L.
Should the A. {. $. n. do likewise. which Is
moro than probable. thcre will DO some hot
gamos played for tho A. A. I. championship.
On account OF the three tenms not having met
80 far this year. 1t Is difficult to say which Is
tho strongest, but all of them seem to feel con-
ildent OF coming out ahead.
In Wow OF the expo ctei settlement the S. I.
A. C. has already invited the n. Y. A. G.
Lacrosse team t. play ct its annual Labor
Day camos
Tho Manhattan \. C. team journeyed to
Travcrs Island On Saturday las: and played
the n. y. A. G. men on exhibition game.
Neither team was out in full strength. but.
nevertheless. gave an excellent example OF
VIA, they can do. The final score was: y. y.
A. c., 9 goals; NJ. A. G., goal. IL sp!,e OF the
fact that there wore twelve men OH each side.
which rather crowded tho field. not a player
was hurt nor foul madc. Marson. Il. Bennett.
GI as % Ssr gasS e
nnd Chaloner carrying on the n. y. 4; Q.
honors.. A return game will be played ut Man
picko.! foam from tho two clubs will probably
Visit Montreal and play Cairo there win tho
The following letter speaks for itself:
Nsw y s,s f tas.s,I s, cl j, ,s,,
NJ " r cu,t', As'ing taa'ra"s' Las;o,is to"".i'e.
that 0e matter Of giving the consent OF our cub to the
sYy Of N. a e q: 10 r w,!
ssTs. 4, re me:tas & IL. rS.rI 2. SsisrSsl, si
S ss sf n' status 0' the matter As reported
MIA mere Issued in behalf ss In
,.A,Sn x i.si The , Y w1s ~ tenm,.iss OF whh
aanasr Il: s:;as q 1s ;essf .ssS :n,sy Ms:s
SSs! X sx arc hs ' @,
the new LnsTO,ss Comm'.,ss or the A. 4: " Of which
fss.s,ns sn.i,s. Wa. sxt.ndei 70 Iass o. and ,!ws:
;s hs "a no o. would he accepted without
ssd s.. the ENTITY Nth a., :p'Ta nc:
a.
s e accent s Ss. a. ns s;
S mp rnG nv. haze so so s &
.qsn sSmps;,ssnS wso Ia,s 30 compiled arc .h'A c.
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Is.T.d ms:iihs q our LssIos;s comm'.,.. last
a s s to sy ts auS eSmss
voted 70 grant the consent OF CLUB to IN. entry %
aSch ars,,h.a Tia ySura should Be wiling 10 wsSs
the nditious OF the circular favor Of the a. e.
IN csss the Two competitors duly entered should agree
thereto
We know how necessary It 10 to establish and snforcs
rules governing entries for important competitions;
yu wsfse that wonld be untortun.s i for any f.a
so conspicuous club as the g. j. n Z. should be
debarred from participation IN any important lacrosse
championship. And while. aimee have been honorsi
BY tno N Y A. G. by being appointed Its delegate to Ia
crosse anu Entrusted with the chairman
ship Of Its Lacrosse Committee have iaH have always
heretotore) endeavored 10 comply literally with all con-
dions AFT Getting entries to championship, iceland
the other members OF the committee do Alyo-that II
would be ankle for all 10 do all
further the wishes OF tho A. to compete In any
for minenCe in the game OF Lacrosse
and which It has achieved hRh degree Of succss,.
Exercising therefore tho authority and power vested
IN tho committee by the hoard Of Governors OF the
club bsg yoa to accept this a. official notice that NE
ann tho entry OF tho A. C. for tho lacrosse cham.
pionslips Of the A. A. L, for lsyl j. R-fLsSNERr.
Chairman Lacrosse COMMITTEE New SOrk Athletic