| The goal-keeper may block the ball in any manner with their crosse or body. |
| And then Heracle commaunded hym all to god and to the hooly crosse wyth all the devocion that he myght. |
| The clerks were at a stand-still in the banking-house of Godolphin, crosse, and Godolphin. |
| While the staff of the crosse was traditionally made of wood, usually hickory, contemporary crosses are often metal. |
| In the heart of the town was situated the banking-house of Godolphin, crosse, and Godolphin. |
| A player may also use the crosse as a tool to dislodge the ball from the crosse of an opponent. |
