INTERESTING STORY IN SEPT 17, 1935 TORONTO GLOBE AND MAIL
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Terriers to Meet Cornwall Tonight

Indians's Line-up to include 65-Year-Old Player

Cornwall Sept 16 - Cornwall Indians, Eastern Ontario lacrosse champions
tomorrow night will seek to turn back Orillia Terriers' second annual
search toward the Mann Cup.

The Redskins, reputedly one of the country's most colourfull teams 
despite their intermediate rating, will trot into the box with a team
of youngsters and ... veterans headed by 65-year-old Lewis White and
the rearguard brought up Phillip Hobbs, the galloping goaltender
who sometimes leaves the net to attack.

Indians offensive unit was led by Frank Delormie, Angus Thomas,
Louis Sunday, and Angus George. George, Thomas and Sunday,
who have played the game only five years, are considered the
three most brilliant stickhandlers Cornwall has produced
in many years. They will be backed by a husky defence ,
Trem Foote and Frank Jocko. Foote a comparatively newcomer to
the game and Jocko a veteran of eleven years.

Indians retained the Eatern Ontario title by defeating Alexandria
in two straight games, 12 to 7 and 24 to 12. They will play a two-game
home and home series against Terriers who won the Ontario title from
Burlington last Saturday.



Posted on Mar 12, 2005, 2:18 PM
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