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The following season he joined the RAF and
played in the Inter Services Championship and played in
two more trial matches.
On his return to Edinburgh after National
Service he played No 8 and played in several International
trial matches. In 1953-54 he was reserve for the Scottish
team on three occasions.
In 1956 he took an appointment in London and
went out to Ghana as Regional Director with the British
Council. In 1959 he was killed in a motor accident. It was
a most untimely death of a young man of great intellectual
gifts, athletic ability and formidable character.
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