Cornwall Lacrosse Club in 1906.

The 1906 Cornwall Lacrosse Club included several players that were also prominent in ice hockey, among them Edouard "Newsy" Lalonde and Donald Smith, who both had long careers in the NHA and PCHA. Also on the team was Owen "Bud" McCourt, who was killed by stick blows to his head on March 7, 1907 in a Federal Amateur Hockey League (FAHL) game against the Ottawa Victorias.

Back row, from left: Ambrose Degray, W. Burns, Owen "Bud" McCourt, A. Thompson, W. Broderick, John White, R. J. Graveley (coach), F. Cummins, D. Cameron, Fred Degan, Charles Degan, M. Craig, J. Marshall (Assistant Trainer)

Front row, from left: M. Leger, D. Tanguay, R. Degan, H. Brooks, Aeneas "Reddy" McMillan, L. Johnson, Edouard "Newsy" Lalonde, L. McAteer, Donald Smith, J. Felder, Mitchell Leaf