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"Tradition gives you a chance to lean on greatness, and sometimes draw from it, and to learn from it. And to be part of it is special." - Jon Gruden.

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Front: Joe Baker (manager), John Whitaker, Don Baker, Dave Hall, Ron Roy, Bernie Parkins, Russ Cowan, Rich Daniels, Bill Mackie (coach)

Back: Paul Hartlieb, Jack Rhodes, Bob Wright, Gary Parkins, Gary Moore, Grant Mower, Jack Henderson, Dave Lienert, Bernie Long, Dave Cole, Charlie Curley, Donald Page

Standing: Bob Bell (assistant mgr)    Absent: Bob Thorpe (coach)

Front: Bill Hope, Ed Child, Mike D'Amico, Bernie Parkins, Reade Baker (mascot), Les Howard, James Echhardt, Richard Daniels, Jack Rhodes, Dick McGrath

Back: Joe Baker (mgr), Grant Mower, Ronnie Roy, Arnold Mooradian, Jeffrey Brown, Jim Thomson (Lions Club chairman), Donnie Baker, Dave Hall, Billy Bunston, Albert Berry, Bill Mackie (coach)

 

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Oh, what's the matter with the Athletics? . . THEY'RE ALRIGHT! . . if we send them again . . they will do just the same . . oh, what's the matter with the Athletics? . . THEY'RE ALRIGHT!                         a popular cheer heard often at the "old corner lot" during the 19th century . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . players in this historic photo . . . . top row (L to R)      James Mitchell     Walter D. Swayze     Harry M. Blight (captain)     James Spence     and     Angus McKay          middle row:    Henry O' Loughlin     Thomas D. Wells     Albert O' Loughlin     John S. Carlisle          bottom row     James Douglas     James C. MacGregor     James D. Adie             

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From 100 years ago . . . "That St. Kitts is the greatest lacrosse town in the world, and produces more real lacrosse players, is being demonstrated every year. We grow them here, and have done so for over a quarter of a century"  . . . claim printed in the St. Catharines Daily Standard in June 1911.