Our boys; what they can do and how to do it (1893)
Stoddart, William, [from old catalog] comp · New York, Hunt & Eaton; Cincinnati, Cranston & Curts · leaf 169
of Canada, met with ready acceptance, andthe same day which saw the creation of the Dominion of Can-ada saw also the adoption of lacrosse as the national game. So much for the history of the game; now to try and givesome idea of how It Is played. The Indian lacrosse has beenalready referred to. The… … 1. Tip. 2. Top. 3. Bend. 4. Collar or Peg. 5. Butt. 6. Leading string. A. Head and surface of netting. B. Center surface of netting. C. Lower angle. but nine inches is found to be the most serviceable and con-venient width. There is no restriction as to length, but themeasurement most likely to…
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