... could not clear great heights Flame has jumped walls as high as 12ft. in the past. The overall competition was won by P.O Ken Rollins. of the Nottingham city force, with his three years old dog Silver. Thr..‘e other Coventry policemen, P.C.s Lemmens and ...

... your peg! 70 fished the match and it w ou ld be • safe bet to my that 50 of these men fished in this year's National. Ken Rollins of New Star A.C. topped . the weights with 8-12-4 of castor taken roach. Alan Sheppard of Derby second with one fish a chub ...

... favouritism become clear. The it= ve cia e - rienced one, (capt.)_, Bill Deacon. Austin t, lly Lane, Colin Cloulh, Stringer. Ken Rollins Alan Lane. Ron •• . ktna. satii Smith, Alan Flear I •T O% 11.117 . . e ld r.: . onstilp at in 6' ' f i.,ny provided triehdatie ...

... be making their run Austin Clissett. Billy Lane. log al I Mutton. Just outside scales over the 1001 b. mark. Alan Lane, Ken Rollins. Tony Shrewsbury. Craft from this * * up the Severn and Wye, but Horton. Ron Copeland and venture could affect the ft.t ...

... hardy anglers who braved the elements last Sunday and, naturally enough, the roach were hard to catch. TO HIGHEST PEAK Yet Ken Rollines whipped the opposition in the annual three- match between New Star. Biggleswade and Bedford. with mum ( 1 LASGOW RANGERS ...