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Lacrosse was the game played by the Indians, especially the iriquois. They would play games a fights over territory with one goal in one city and one goal in the other and whoever won got the land in between. Games would last days and the sticks were made of sticks and leather and occasionally the ball was a human head. That's all I know.
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