Eastern Suburbs (now known as the Sydney Roosters) competed in its 15th season of New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) premiership in 1922, finishing the season in 3rd position. Details Coach: Ray Norman Home Ground: Agricultural Ground Line ups: Results Premiership Round 1, Saturday 29 April 1922; Eastern Suburbs 20 defeated St George 3 at the Sydney Sports Ground. Premiership Round 2, Saturday 6 May 1922; Eastern Suburbs 4 drew with Balmain 4 at Birchgrove Oval. Premiership Round 3, Saturday 13 May 1922 Eastern Suburbs 8 drew with South Sydney 8 at Sydney Cricket Ground. Premiership Round 4, Saturday 20 May 1922; North Sydney 18 defeated Eastern Suburbs 5 at Sydney Sports Ground. Premiership Round 5, Eastern Suburbs had the Bye Premiership Round 6, Saturday 10 June 1922; University 18 defeated Eastern Suburbs 10 at Sydney Cricket Ground. Premiership Round 7, Saturday 17 June 1922; Eastern Suburbs 18 beat Newtown 10 at Sydney Sports Ground. Premiership Round 8, Saturday 24 June 1922. Eastern Suburbs 6 beat Western Suburbs 2 at Pratten Park. Premiership Round 9, Saturday 1 July 1922. Eastern Suburbs 21 (Kaufman 2, Ives, Holmes, Watkins tries; Oxford 3 goals) beat Glebe 5 (Ogle try; Redmond goal) at Sydney Cricket Ground. F.Burge Kicked off for Glebe, and play was soon taken on Eastern Suburbs 25’ Caples, with a good line kick from a penalty, relieved. Murphy responded with a brilliant line kick, and after relief by Wright, strenuous forward work ensued. Glebe, however, as a result of good play by James, again got within striking distance, but Redmond missed a penalty from an easy position. Glebe were not to be denied, and a neat movement between James and Ogle ended in the latter scoring a try Redmond’s attempt at goal was a fine effort, but the ball hit the upright post and bounced infield. Glebe 3-0. Haddock was hooking in superior fashion to Little, but faulty hands by Glebe backs and determined tackling by East Sub prevented Glebe gaining much ground. A great movement, In which the ball was handled by Holmes, Steel Norman, and Ives, saw the Latter cross over for a try, which Oxford failed to convert. The scores was now 3 all. Invigorated by this success, Eastern Suburbs attacked with great vim, and but for a faulty pass by Norman Wright probably have crossed Glebes' line. Penalties were frequent, Glebe being mostly at fault. The reason