Word: scottishly
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...Russian hosts knew how to fight, and also how to play. Cockney ratings, Scottish coxswains, Yankee seamen recorded their approval and respect in the visitors' book. Wrote Scotsman Frank Rogers: "The U.S.S.R. is a wonderful country with magnificent people. I hope that friendship between the U.S.S.R. and England will be even stronger after...
...planes, Düsseldorf was a tougher nut than on previous raids because fighter-plane and other defenses had been stepped up. But for the 540,000 inhabitants of the city it was far, far worse. That could be seen even by a red-thatched, 22-year-old Scottish pilot from far above...
Necessary. Nothing could be more natural than that out of the tradition of Irish, Scottish and English whimsy the gremlin should appear, streamlined for the 20th Century. There is a sociological and psychological necessity in the thinking of Anglo-Saxon-Celtic peoples to conjure up the embodiment of fate in a charming form. Herr Goebbels in Berlin would not understand...
Amid the festive skirlings of several dozen bagpipes, the annual Scottish Clans Labor Day Meet gave three Harvard trackmen a chance to prove their mettle in the three mile run. Bob Kent took a second closely followed by Tim Coggeshall in third. Will Dalrymple, track manager took a sixth...
...summer track season, such as it was, has dwindled to a close, but the die-hards of the squad are still raring to go, with three distance men entered in the annual Scottish Clans Labor Day meet in Brookline. The long weekend and the fact that all other running and field events are handicap contests, has probably discouraged other men from participating...