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Magic & Mandolins. Country boys stared at the sleazy magic of television; city Scouts complained to 34 aid stations of bumps, sprains and poison ivy. To Louisiana Scouts, the British served tea. Other Southerners saw a kilted Scot amiably explaining cricket to a khaki-clad young Negro. Austrians made music with mandolins; bagpipes whined shrilly from a pup tent...
Pitching depth could win this one for the Crimson. The Blues have little to offer beyond starter Bob Brown, while Yardling Coach Dolph Samborski has Fred Rhinelander and Scot Ricketson to back up Ward...
...first," said the Scot...
Duck & Work. It was a treasure to tempt any Scot, and in 1641 the Marquess of Argyll, head of the Clan Campbell, got King Charles to grant him the rights to fish for it. The MacLeans, however, were not giving up that easily. They built a stone fort on the shores overlooking the site of the wreck, and announced their firm intention "to shoot guns, pistols and muskets" at any Argyll diver who attempted to "duck and work" near the sunken wreck. In 1683 Captain William Campbell sailed the frigate Anna of Argyll into the harbor and ordered the divers...
Johnson's drive ended a loosely-played three-hour marathon. The Yardlings made six errors, the Terriers two. B.U. used four pitchers, and Crimson starter Scot Ricketson lasted little more than an inning...