Gorsebrook House floodlit during the coronation.

The team had won the Cup after defeating Chillington 3-1 in the final at the Butlers Sports Ground. The photograph shows Roberts, Shepherd, Jones, Wilson, Davies, McCormack, Bayliss, Bailey, Churm, Williams and Penny.

A new E. C. C. pitch was officially opened, and raised money for the Wolverhampton Boys Clubs. The photography shows (left to right) R. James of Goodyear, Mr H. L. Ginaven of Goodyear and president of the Wolverhampton Works Leage, Mr J. C. Milne of E. C.

The E. C. C. won the match. The photograph shows the Chillington team: German, Sheldon, Carless, Jarvis, George, Wooler; BEddows, Turner, Bacon, Ford and Frisby.

Claregate won the match 9-1 to give them sole ownership of the cup. The photograph shows Richard Ormerod of Claregate (left) and Hewitt Cunningham of Brickkiln (right) holding the trophy before the final.

The photograph shows the team with the Wolverhampton Charity Cup (back, left to right) R. Westwood, T. Weaver, T. Fleming, K. Wilson, C. Reade, T. McLaughlan, J. Williams; (front) J. Nicholls, K. Vincent, C. Thurstans, G. Churchward, A. Swift, G. Bailey.

Since 1956 – 57, the team had been Wolverhampton Works League champions four times, and runners-up twice; they had won the W. P. Baker Cup three times, been runners-up in the Wolverhampton Charity Cup twice; runners up in the J. W. Hunt cup and Division 2