Octogenarian, Geoff Weeks, called for emergency gas and air ahead of the match with Cannington G.C. when told he was giving six shots to the opposition.
He and George Underwood then fired on all cylinders to record an emphatic win by 8 and 7. Other winners in the match won six and a half to one half were Cyril Blacker and G. Rowell, Rod Bruce and John Wighton, Pete Fitch and Dennis White,MalcolmTucker & Mike Cage and Reg Curtis and Howard Nowell; the half was secured by Captain Terry Button and John Bendle.
The September Medal was won convincingly by Gerald Rowell with a net 62, second and third on net 65 were Bob Smith and new boy, Journal Accountant, John Appleton. The competition saw a welcome return by fit again Brian Phelps.
Fosseway's rearranged fixture with Brean G.C. ended in tears with the seasiders catching a rip tide of form to record a thumping 5–1 victory. Beachcombers Reg Curtis and Bill Lester picked up the single point whilst the pairings of Button and Rowell, Bruce and Blacker,White and Reeves, Moon and Nowell and Fitch andWighton were mere flotsam and jetsom. The early season fixture at the 'Westfield Arboretum' had seen Fosseway record a 4–2 victory but the aggregate score of 7–5 ensured Brean retained the Fossebrean Trophy.