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Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 8, 7 May 1920, Page 14

The executive of the R.S.F.U. begins the 1920 season with the good wishes and with the respect of a great number of lovers of the good old game of rugby. This body, which controls the football of a very wide area, has opened its deliherations and has already set its mark on the football oi Southland, the prints wil he for the gathering. In three matters it has shown its,elf composed of a majority of officers, who are ahead of club considcrations and petty interests, motives too often clogging the wheel of football progress in other centres as badly as in Southland.