... 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 ...

... 1752: S. Walker 1747 A. E. Wright and Son 1791; J. Hami!- | Beattie 1746: Kuane Bros. 1722: J. ton and Son 1793: Flynn and Ken- Rollins 1690: J. Murphv and Son nedy 1789: R. Morrison 1788: 8,1 16255; R. Walker 1608: C. Weir —. Mulholland and Son 1785: A. ...

... 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 ...

... River Cherwell at Kirt-lington on a day when top anglers like Billy Lane did not weigh in Coventry’s success was assured by Ken Rollins who finished with 81b 12oz of roach and perch Then came Derby’s Alan Shepherd who would be the first to admit he a bit of ...

... 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 ...