 Although the Newcastle Morning Herald did continue to publish results for competition games for those two years.1919 saw a split, with two smaller competitions held – the "Lilywhites" or clubs faithful to the NSWRL, composed of Eastern Suburbs and Northern Suburbs, and the "Bolsheviks" or rebels composed of South, Central, North and West.1920 saw the competition reunited and expanded to six teams as Kurri Kurri competed for the first time.