The Port Adelaide v South Australia (1914) exhibition match played between and the South Australian state team was an Australian rules football match played at the Jubilee Oval on 14 October 1914. The match saw one of seven South Australian Football League (SAFL) clubs in Port Adelaide take on a composite team of players from the remaining 6 clubs. Port Adelaide won the match by 58 points.

Background Prior to the match Port Adelaide had won the 1914 SAFL Grand Final after going through the season undefeated. In addition to winning the South Australian premiership the club also defeated the Victorian Football League (VFL) premier Carlton at Adelaide Oval for the 1914 Championship of Australia.

The match was held as the key attraction for the Eight Hours Day public holiday.

Match summary

Weather conditions A clear and sunny October day provided perfect, if slightly warm, conditions for the match.

First quarter The wind in the first quarter was in favour of South Australia.

Second quarter With the benefit of the wind in the second quarter Port Adelaide surged ahead kicking 5 goals 5 behinds to South Australia's 4 behinds.

Third quarter The third quarter featured a tussle between Sampson Hosking and Albert Klose. Horrie Pope relieved Harold Oliver of centre duties for a period.

Fourth quarter In the final quarter Port Adelaide's system and fitness overwhelmed South Australia kicking 6 goals 5 behinds to nothing.

Best on ground medal The medal for the best player during the match was awarded to Harold Oliver of Port Adelaide.

Teams Charles AndersonJack Ashley William Boon Albert ChaplinAngelo CongearRoy DrummondHenry EatonSampson Hosking Cuthbert LincolnFrank Magor Alan MaynardAlex McFarlane John MiddletonHarold Oliver (c)Horrie PopeJohn W. RobertsonJoseph Watson Leonard WisdomClifford Cocks (EMG) South AustraliaBill Mayman (c) – Harold Dwyer – Frank Barry – South Adelaide Victor Stephens – Norwood Clarence Packham – Norwood Stanley Patten – West Torrens Albert Klose – North AdelaideFrank Golding – Sturt Frank Keen – South Adelaide Dave Lowe – West Torrens Guy Stephens – Norwood Robert Dugan – South Adelaide Frank Fitzgerald – Jack Tredrea (vc) – South AdelaideDarcy McDougall – Sturt Tom Leahy – North Adelaide William Dowling – Jack Hanley –

Scorecard Port Adelaide vs. South Australia

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