1925 SAAFL season

Australian rules football historic season 1925 SAAFL 7 Semaphore Central Kenilworth Semaphore Central Goodwood W. McRae (Y.M.C.A.) 1924 1926 Michael Hanna (Kenilworth) 52 goals The 1925 SAAFL season was the 11th season of the South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL) under Australian rules football. An application from Croyden to join the League had been rejected as there were already eight clubs. However Dulwich withdrew before the season commenced as only seven teams competed. The last minor round game had seen Semaphore Central's first loss in three seasons, since the final of 1922 where they lost to University.Bloch Fred A History of the South Australian Amateur Football League 1911-1994 1995 0646249711 44-46 Ladder +PosTeamPldWLDPts1Semaphore Central121110222Kenilworth121020203University12840164Kingswood12750145Teachers Training College1129046Y.M.C.A12210047Goodwood1111002 source: Finals Semi Finals Semi-finals Saturday, 5 September Semaphore Central 11.11 H University 9.10 Prospect Oval Saturday, 5 September Kenilworth 12.19 H Kingswood 7.7 Y.M.C.A. Ground, North Park, Frome Road source:5 September 1925 Amateur League (semi-finals) https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/64244943 The Register (Adelaide, SA) 611 September 1925 Football https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/167753027 The Southern Cross (Adelaide, SA) 20 Final Final Saturday 12 September Semaphore Central 5.13 A Kenilworth 10.14 Norwood Oval Umpire: S.A.D. Hillsource:17 September 1925 Amateur League https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/129777992 The News (Adelaide, SA) 9 Challenge Final Challenge Final Saturday, 19 September Semaphore Central 9.16 H Kenilworth 736 Norwood Oval source:21 September 1925 Amateur League: Challenge Match https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/44630882 The Advertiser 18 Representative The first interstate match against Victoria. This match was played against the Metropolitan Amateur Football Association, played on the King's Birthday on Monday 8th June at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The guernsey colours were chocolate and blue for S.A. (which was borrowed from Kingswood) and dark blue with a white 'V' for Victoria. The teams were only allowed eighteen players without replacement. Hugh Millard Cliff Grundel (Semaphore Central) Jock McGregor (Kingswood) Bill Phillips (Kenilworth) Norm Gunning (University) Jack Stacey (Kingswood) Arthur Oliver (Goodwood) Len Mayfield (Kingswood) Bert Donnell (v.c.) (Semaphore Central) Laurie Walsh (University) Roy Griffiths (Kenilworth) Jack Jay (cap) (Kingswood) Jack Wadham (Kenilworth) Dennis Fitzgerald (Semaphore Central) Jack Koerner (Kingswood) Alex Robertson (Semaphore Central) Charlie Keam (Kenilworth) Arthur Cowell (Semaphore Central) Corie Treloar (Kenilworth Tom Cornelius (Y.M.C.A.) Sam Gotts (Goodwood) SAAFL Harry Krome (Kenilworth) Monday, 8 June Metropolitan Amateur Football Association 5.11 10.14 12.18 21.22 (148) H South Australian Amateur Football League 2.1 5.4 7.8 8.10 (58) Cowell 3, Robertson 2, Gotts, Griffiths, Treloar Fitzgerald, Gotts, Treloar, Gunning, Stacey, Oliver Melbourne Cricket Ground 26000 source:13 June 1925 Interstate Football: Amateur League's Match https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/165865864 Observer (Adelaide, SA) 22 References Category:Australian rules football seasons Category:Adelaide Footy League Category:Australian rules football competitions in South Australia Category:1925 in Australian rules football