The team had bean beaten by Penn United in the final of Wolverhampton Amateur League’s Division 5 and 6. The photograph shows (back, left to right) Mr L. Drakley, J. Arrowsmith, B. Gilbert, R. Hutton, K. Bayliss, M. Williams, B. Phillips, Mr J. Phillips;

The team drew 2-2 with Staffordshire at Wolverhampton. The photograph shows (back, left to right): Groves, Lee, Burrows, Parnham, Dunn, Gallagher; (front) Finney, Pointon, Smith, Lucas, Sherwood.

The photograph shows (back, left to right): Mr Kibble, G. Clift, C. Thomas, A. Maycock, B. Main, M. Beechey, M. Gregory, R. Warner; (front) R. Pitt, P. Higgins, R. Westmancoat, C. Marchant, Mr Perry.

The team meat Bilston Town 5-1, with Edwards scoring all 5 of Gornal’s goals and Ralph scoring for Bilston. The photograph shows (back, left to right): M. Oliver, A. Johnson, C. O’Neill, B. Hunt, S. Greenaway, G. Smith; (front) D. Edwards, B. Sansom, B. R

Former Wolves centre forward Jimmy Murray signed for Walsall on a free transfer from Manchester City, but the Football League had turned down Walsall’s request to allow him to play in their last home match of the season against Leyton Orient. Ron Harrison

After giving his speech to open the new pool, Group Captain Charles H. Clarke of the 16 Maintenance Unit, jumped in the pool and swam a length in full uniform. Ex-Olympic coach Norman Scott is mentioned.

The photograph shows (back, left to right) A. Price, S. Caddick, S. Halford, A. Bagley, B. Price, J. Westwood, R. Hanley, Mr C. Westwood; (front) E. Jones, G. Jeavons, J. Ensor, J. Gibbons, J. Cockrane.

The society held an open day. The photograph shows Dawn Rogers of High Street in Longdon, Rugeley, sitting on an 1878 London/Brighton series I engine, the only one of its kind in the country.

Susan Fowell became the first girl since the 19th century to join the dances, after the jester’s suit proved to be too small for Eric Norman so he had to switch roles with Susan and play Maid Marion. The photograph shows Susan and Eric visiting Mrs A. L.

Police were operating a road block appealing for witnesses at the cross-roads where two motorcycles had collided a week earlier, in which Alan Geoffrey Gilks of Beamish Lane in Codsall Wood had received fatal injuries.