1924 SAAFL season

The 1924 SAAFL season was the 10th season of the South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL).

Kenilworth were granted a provisional affiliation, pending payment of its 1915 debt. Alberton Oval had become available for amateur matches when the Port Adelaide Council refused to give the South Australian Football League a five-year lease, it was then used regularly as Semaphore Central's home ground until 1930 when Largs Reserve became available. Teachers Training College played its matches at Hindmarsh and Kensington Ovals.

Following previous recommendations, players wore numbers on their guernseys.

A Representative match was proposed and accepted to the Barossa and Light Football Association to be played on 9th June. This match was abandoned over a disagreement over gate sharing.

Results

Round 1

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Ladder +PosTeamPldWLDPts1Semaphore Central141400282Teachers Training College141130223University141040204Kenilworth14950185Kingswood14410086Goodwood14311067Dulwich14311068Y.M.C.A1421204 Source:

Finals

Semi Finals

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Final

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