The 1950 SAAFL season was the 32nd season of the South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL).
The season commenced on 22 April and concluded on 30 September.
Pulteney O.S., Christian Brothers' O.C., and Queen's O.C. did not re-affiliate. King's O.C. also did not field a 'B' team. Flinders Park and Payneham had entered their 'B' teams, as well as University 'C'. This resulted in 29 teams, so A3 decreased to 9 teams. Each club was levied £30 for each team plus 2/- for each registered player.
The Football Trainers' Association sponsored for all trainers from all teams in the League, Association, Amateur League, and all League associated Junior Associations were able to be trained in first aid.
An amateur side was given the opportunity to field a combined side from all Amateur Council associations, to compete in the Australian National Football Carnival held from 19 to 29 July.
A1 Ladder +PosTeamPldWLDPFPAPts1Walkerville181620322Exeter181440283Woodville181440284University181350265Semaphore Central181350266Kelvinator186111137Colonel Light Gardens185130108Alberton Church United18414089King's O.C.182151510St. Peter's O.C.1821604 source:
Finals Semi Finals
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Final
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A2 Ladder +PosTeamPldWLDPFPAPts1Flinders Park181530302Payneham181350263Teachers' College181251254Riverside181170225University B188100166Prince Alfred O.C.187101157Goodwood187110148Kenilworth185130109Scotch O.C.182160410Railways' Institute1801800 source:
Finals Semi Finals
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Final
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Challenge Final
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Challenge Final Replay
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A3 Ladder +PosTeamPldWLDPFPAPts1Rosewater161600322Goodwood B161231253Postal Institute161051214Flinders Park B16970185Payneham B16790146University C16790147Teachers' College B166100128St. Peter's O.C. B16313069Prince Alfred O.C. B1621404 source:
Finals Semi Finals
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Final
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Representative vs VAFA June 12 at Norwood Oval
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vs S.A. Football Association July 22 at Adelaide Oval as a curtain raiser to the SANFL second 18 vs Carlton.
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