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One for the pot (Another Haggis bites the dust at the Scottish Police Clay Pigeon Championship of 1973 at Dechmont Range, Cambuslang.

The Lanarkshire Constabulary Clay Pigeon Shooting Team,(1974) mostly from East Kilbride, pose for a team photograph before the Scottish Police Championship at Dechmont Range, Cambuslang. This photograph features Back:- Sandy Kennedy...Wullie Dow(deceased)...Bob Archibald (Shotts) Front:- Adam Wilson (deceased) and Guy Black

S. Kennedy, W. Dow, B. Archibald, Adam Wilson and Guy Black , The Lanarkshire Constabulary Clay Pigeon Shooting Team of 1974 at the Scottish Championship Meeting on the Dechmont Range, Cambuslang

In 1974, two officers from Lanarkshire Constabulary at East Kilbride (Austin Ferguson-now in Torontio Canada and Archie McKinven), raised and ran a football team for the youngsters of the Calderwood and St Leonards Area. The team was named Brancumhall Star. Both officers are fondly remembered by both the boys and their parents

Constables Austin Ferguson, Lanarkshire Constabulary, East Kilbride ( left to join the Toronto Police in 1975) and Constable Archie McKinven (Deceased) who gave up their free time to run and train a local boys football team, Brancumhall Star.