Between the Wars On resumption in 1919-20 after the War, the team from Midland altered its name to Midland-Guildford, the name they still bear today, and the competition had six teams in both First and Second Grades. This situation lasted two seasons before the Fremantle group were returned to the fold in 1921-22, fielding a First Grade team and two teams in Second Grade. The uneven number of seven teams in First Grade existed for two seasons. However, in an effort to prevent the bye, the North Perth team, having a surplus of players, agreed to field two teams in First Grade in 1923-24.Two major developments occurred in 1924-25. Firstly, parts of the North Perth and East Perth teams became Maylands-Mount Lawley thus displacing the second North Perth team in First Grade. Secondly, a C Grade was formed due to increasing player numbers. Five teams took part, but it was not compulsory for a club to field in each of the three grades. Second Grade was now composed of ten teams.The increasing popularity of cricket was placing demands on the administration - and on local councils to provide suitable playing areas for the summer sport. Twelve teams nominated for Second Grade and the Cricket Council opted to have an East and West division, with six teams in each. Meanwhile, the C Grade increased by another team to make seven in all. At the WACA's 1928-29 Annual General Meeting, Members present voted to change the word "Cricketing" in the Association's title to "Cricket." SEASON A GRADE B GRADE B2 GRADE C GRADE 1919-20 Claremont West Perth 1920-21 Claremont West Perth 1921-22 North Perth Subiaco-Leederville 1922-23 East Perth East Perth 1923-24 East Perth Subiaco-Leederville 1924-25 East Perth Subiaco-Leederville 1925-26 Fremantle Subiaco-Leederville Fremantle 1926-27 Fremantle North Fremantle Claremont 1927-28 Maylands-Mt Lawley West Perth High School 1928-29 Claremont Subiaco-Leederville North Perth 1929-30 Subiaco-Leederville West Perth West Perth 1930-31 Fremantle North Perth Midland-Guildford Subiaco B3 GRADE 1931-32 Fremantle Fremantle Mt Lawley North Perth *Where a premier is listed as 'X & Y', joint premiers were declared either through a tie or a washout
