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Title: The Official National Collegiate Athletic Association lacrosse guide
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: National Collegiate Athletic Association. (from old catalog) United States Inter-collegiate Lacrosse Association. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Lacrosse
Publisher: New York, National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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al. Another team which may be classed with the schoolboyLacrosse ranks is the Brooklyn Lacrosse Club, which in 1918was merged with the New York Lacrosse Club and took thelatter name. It was composed solely of Brooklyn players,many of them members of the disbanded St. Johns Prepteam. This year an effort has been made to reorganize theBrooklyn team and they have set about booking engagementsunder their original name. Many of the scholastic and for-mer scholastic stars are playing on the team. A conservative list of the many Lacrosse players fromBrooklyn who have made good includes: Gould and Saks ofSyracuse; Al Morehouse, captain of the strong Navy team;Ollie Alford, former Navy star; Moeller, Degen and Mc-Kiernan, Stevens; Sparks, Daisely and Sutherland, Rutgers;Bernard, Swarthmore; MacElroy, Harvard; Walbridge,Fries, Taylor and Collins, all former captains of Cornelltwelves; Ferlaino, Billings, Meistrell, Gwathmey, Winfield ofPrinceton; Williams, captain of Yale in 1920; Wittmer, Rog-
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Spaldings Athletic Library 39 ers, Altemus, Heinze and Latimer, Pennsylvania, and Greene,captain of the Army twelve, 1922. Among the men who have done a lot towards advancingschoolboy interest in Brooklyn are, Roy Taylor, formerPresident of the Intercollegiate League; Sarsfield Kennedy,veteran star for a score of years of the Crescents; Louis deCasanova, former Crescent star; John Battell, former star ofthe City College team; Harland (Tots) Meistrell, whoorganized Rutgers and Princeton in Lacrosse, and a host ofother Crescent men. Several of the Brooklyn schoolboy teams have made italmost tradition to play certain out-of-town teams regularlyevery year and thus are aiding the sport more than theyrealize. Erasmus has played the Yale freshmen for severalyears and has always turned in a win over the yearlings.Boys High plays the Montclair team every year. The pres-ent aim of the teams is an intercity match with Baltimore orone of the older Lacrosse centers.

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