1927 SAAFL season

The 1927 SAAFL season was the 13th season of the South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL).

Professor H. Darnley Naylor, who held the position of President of the SAAFL since its inception in 1911, departed for England and was succeeded by Dr. F.S. Hone. The Naylor Medal for the best and fairest in the SAAFL (as voted by the umpires) was replaced by the Hone Medal.

New clubs were admitted for this season. The first being Henley & Grange being re-admitted after the West Torrens District Association folded. The second being South Adelaide Ramblers, who joined after having won the previous years Y.M.C.A. Association Premiership.

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Round 1

Round 2

Ladder +PosTeamPldWLDPts1University181620322Semaphore Central181440283South Adelaide Ramblers181440284Kenilworth181350265Kingswood181260246Teachers Training College187110147Prince Alfred Old Collegians186120128Henley and Grange186120129Marryatville181170210Y.M.C.A.1811702

Finals

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Representative

vs Metropolitan Amateur Football Association

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