The Oxford University 'Scoring Machine': The Scottish rugby union three-quarter line, made up entirely of players from Oxford University, which contributed towards a Scottish grand slam in the Five Nations tournament of 1925. From left to right, A.C.Wallace, G.G.Aitken, G.P.S.Macpherson and I.S.Smith. Macpherson was unable to play in the fixture against Ireland in Dublin, due to an injury, and his place was taken by J.C.Dykes Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-oxford-university-scoring-machine-the-scottish-rugby-union-three-quarter-line-made-up-entirely-of-players-from-oxford-university-which-contributed-towards-a-scottish-grand-slam-in-the-five-nations-tournament-of-1925-from-left-to-right-acwallace-ggaitken-gpsmacpherson-and-issmith-macpherson-was-unable-to-play-in-the-fixture-against-ireland-in-dublin-due-to-an-injury-and-his-place-was-taken-by-jcdykes-image560838217.htmlRM2RGCAT9–The Oxford University 'Scoring Machine': The Scottish rugby union three-quarter line, made up entirely of players from Oxford University, which contributed towards a Scottish grand slam in the Five Nations tournament of 1925. From left to right, A.C.Wallace, G.G.Aitken, G.P.S.Macpherson and I.S.Smith. Macpherson was unable to play in the fixture against Ireland in Dublin, due to an injury, and his place was taken by J.C.Dykes
The Oxford University 'Scoring Machine': The Scottish rugby union three-quarter line, made up entirely of players from Oxford University, which contributed towards a Scottish grand slam in the Five Nations tournament of 1925. From left to right, A.C.Wallace, G.G.Aitken, G.P.S.Macpherson and I.S.Smith. Macpherson was unable to play in the fixture against Ireland in Dublin, due to an injury, and his place was taken by J.C.Dykes Colourised version of: 10409929 Date: 1925 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-oxford-university-scoring-machine-the-scottish-rugby-union-three-quarter-line-made-up-entirely-of-players-from-oxford-university-which-contributed-towards-a-scottish-grand-slam-in-the-five-nations-tournament-of-1925-from-left-to-right-acwallace-ggaitken-gpsmacpherson-and-issmith-macpherson-was-unable-to-play-in-the-fixture-against-ireland-in-dublin-due-to-an-injury-and-his-place-was-taken-by-jcdykes-colourised-version-of-10409929-date-1925-image472816330.htmlRM2JD6J1E–The Oxford University 'Scoring Machine': The Scottish rugby union three-quarter line, made up entirely of players from Oxford University, which contributed towards a Scottish grand slam in the Five Nations tournament of 1925. From left to right, A.C.Wallace, G.G.Aitken, G.P.S.Macpherson and I.S.Smith. Macpherson was unable to play in the fixture against Ireland in Dublin, due to an injury, and his place was taken by J.C.Dykes Colourised version of: 10409929 Date: 1925
Eric Peters, back in training with the Scottish team at Murrayfield as they prepare for their forthcoming Five Nations Championship rugby union match against Ireland in Edinburgh. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-eric-peters-back-in-training-with-the-scottish-team-at-murrayfield-106114676.htmlRMG4HX9T–Eric Peters, back in training with the Scottish team at Murrayfield as they prepare for their forthcoming Five Nations Championship rugby union match against Ireland in Edinburgh.
Crushing Defeat Of Scotland -- P.A. Du Toit (S.A.) gets away with the ball after P. Johnstone (S.A.) had been tackled by a Scottish Three Quarter. South Africa won a resounding victory when they defeated Scotland at Murrayfield by 44 points to nil in the first of the rugby international matches. November 25, 1951. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crushing-defeat-of-scotland-pa-du-toit-sa-gets-away-with-the-ball-after-p-johnstone-sa-had-been-tackled-by-a-scottish-three-quarter-south-africa-won-a-resounding-victory-when-they-defeated-scotland-at-murrayfield-by-44-points-to-nil-in-the-first-of-the-rugby-international-matches-november-25-1951-image463567797.htmlRM2HX59CN–Crushing Defeat Of Scotland -- P.A. Du Toit (S.A.) gets away with the ball after P. Johnstone (S.A.) had been tackled by a Scottish Three Quarter. South Africa won a resounding victory when they defeated Scotland at Murrayfield by 44 points to nil in the first of the rugby international matches. November 25, 1951.
Scotland's Martin Lesley during training with the Scottish rugby union team at Murrayfield prior to their friendly against Romania at Hampden Park in Glasgow. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-scotlands-martin-lesley-during-training-with-the-scottish-rugby-union-106203716.htmlRMG4NYWT–Scotland's Martin Lesley during training with the Scottish rugby union team at Murrayfield prior to their friendly against Romania at Hampden Park in Glasgow.
Barbarians World XV Zinzan Brooke (with ball) gets his shirt pulled by Jamie Hamilton during their clash against Leicester Tigers for the Scottish Amicable Trophy at Twickenham in London today (Sunday 23rd May 1999). Final score Barbarians 55, Tigers 33. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/barbarians-world-xv-zinzan-brooke-with-ball-gets-his-shirt-pulled-by-jamie-hamilton-during-their-clash-against-leicester-tigers-for-the-scottish-amicable-trophy-at-twickenham-in-london-today-sunday-23rd-may-1999-final-score-barbarians-55-tigers-33-image380478131.htmlRM2D307MK–Barbarians World XV Zinzan Brooke (with ball) gets his shirt pulled by Jamie Hamilton during their clash against Leicester Tigers for the Scottish Amicable Trophy at Twickenham in London today (Sunday 23rd May 1999). Final score Barbarians 55, Tigers 33.
Kenny Logan shows some finger tip control as he trains with the Scottish squad at Marr Rugby Club, Troon, ahead of their opening Rugby World Cup match against South Africa at Murrayfield. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-kenny-logan-shows-some-finger-tip-control-as-he-trains-with-the-scottish-106233154.htmlRMG4R9D6–Kenny Logan shows some finger tip control as he trains with the Scottish squad at Marr Rugby Club, Troon, ahead of their opening Rugby World Cup match against South Africa at Murrayfield.
Barbarians World XV Doddie Weir (with ball) is tackled by David Lougheed during their clash against Leicester Tigers for the Scottish Amicable Trophy at Twickenham in London. Final score Barbarians 55, Tigers 33. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-barbarians-world-xv-doddie-weir-with-ball-is-tackled-by-david-lougheed-106169408.htmlRMG4MC4G–Barbarians World XV Doddie Weir (with ball) is tackled by David Lougheed during their clash against Leicester Tigers for the Scottish Amicable Trophy at Twickenham in London. Final score Barbarians 55, Tigers 33.
News Reader Kirsty Young arrives with Scottish Rugby Union player Kenny Logan for the BAFTA TV awards ceremony at the Prince of Wales Theartre in Leicester Square. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/news-reader-kirsty-young-arrives-with-scottish-rugby-union-player-kenny-logan-for-the-bafta-tv-awards-ceremony-at-the-prince-of-wales-theartre-in-leicester-square-image380466167.htmlRM2D2YMDB–News Reader Kirsty Young arrives with Scottish Rugby Union player Kenny Logan for the BAFTA TV awards ceremony at the Prince of Wales Theartre in Leicester Square.
Celtic's fifth goal-scorer Mark Burchill fights for the ball with Aberdeen's Andy Dow at today's Scottish Premier League game at Aberdeen's Pittodrie Stadium. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-celtics-fifth-goal-scorer-mark-burchill-fights-for-the-ball-with-aberdeens-106184422.htmlRMG4N38P–Celtic's fifth goal-scorer Mark Burchill fights for the ball with Aberdeen's Andy Dow at today's Scottish Premier League game at Aberdeen's Pittodrie Stadium.