1923 NSWRFL season

Nine teams from across the city contested during the season which culminated in Eastern Suburbs’ victory over South Sydney in the premiership final.

The top two sides, Eastern Suburbs and South Sydney, tied on equal points at the end of the season.

With referee Tom McMahon officiating Eastern Suburbs prevailed winners 15–12 and claimed their first premiership since 1913.

The lead changed yet again when Caples took an intercept, kicked past the fullback and scored, Oxford converted to make it 12–10.

With time almost up Caples scored out wide after some fine lead up work from Easts centre, Dawson.

The geographical locations of the foundation teams across Sydney.