Features
Obituary: Bill Relph: a hooker who helped Scotland end their 17-match losing streak
He as capped four times by Scotland in 1955, and also won the Unofficial Championship and Melrose 7s with Stewart’s College FP …
Articles by Jack Davidson
Features
Obituary: Ken Scotland: a pioneering full-back who was one of his country’s all-time greats
Capped 27 times by his country, a star of the 1959 Lions tour to New Zealand, highly competitive on the field and an absolute gentleman off it …
News
Remembering Scotland’s 1954 World Cup heroes
Jack Davidson tells the story of Dave Valentine from Hawick and Jed’s Davie Rose who both played crucial roles in Great Britain’s 1954 Rugby League World Cup success …
Features
Obituary: Stan Coughtrie: scrum-half who represented Edinburgh Accies, Scotland and the Lions
Also an accomplished cricketer and successful businessman …
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Obituary: Norman Suddon: Scotland prop and a Hawick legend
Capped 13 times and captain of the Greens team which dominated the early years of the National Leagues …
Clubland
Tribute: Iain Leslie: an archetypal club man for Watsonians with friends across the Scottish game
A totally committed enthusiast who initially played for the club with distinction as a redoubtable prop forward …
Boroughmuir Bears
Obituary: Bill Noble: former Boroughmuir stalwart who played 18 seasons in club’s 1st XV
He was also a fine shot putter, musician and after-dinner speaker …
Features
Obituary: Hamish More: international cricketer, talented rugby player and larger-than-life character
A colourful and controversial character who played cricket internationally for Scotland and rugby for Heriot’s and Edinburgh …
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Obituary: David Whyte: a dual internationalist in rugby and athletics
A flying winger who won 13 consecutive caps for Scotland between 1965 and 1967 …
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Obituary: Gary Callander: captained Scotland in five of his six cap matches
Hooker was the key man in golden era for Kelso during the 1980s …