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1891 SAFA season - Wikipedia

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1891 SAFA premiership season
Premiers	Norwood 10th premiership
Leading goalkicker	Charles Woods Norwood (55 goals)
Matches played	40
Highest	13,000 (Round 9, Norwood v. Port Adelaide)
← 1890 1892 →

The 1891 South Australian Football Association season was the 15th season of the top-level Australian rules football competition in South Australia.

The 1891 SAFA season marked the height of interest in South Australian football attendance wise during the 19th century with average attendances not being surpassed until the following century.

The competition was reduced to five clubs when before the season commenced the Gawler Football Association notified that it had no intention of joining for the season i.e. it was withdrawing the Senior Club from the SAFA. It continued its own local junior competition with three local teams, the predecessor of the current Barossa Light and Gawler Football Association.

Premiership Matches

Round 1



Saturday, 2 May (3:15pm)	Norwood 5.13 (5)	def.	South Adelaide 2.7 (2)	Kensington Oval	^[1]
Saturday, 2 May (3:10pm)	Port Adelaide 7.12 (7)	def.	Medindie 1.4 (1)	Adelaide Oval	^[2]
	Bye Adelaide

Round 2



Saturday, 9 May	Port Adelaide 2.7 (2)	def. by	South Adelaide 3.7 (3)	Alberton Oval (crowd: 2,000)	^[3]
Saturday, 9 May	Norwood 14.14 (14)	def.	Adelaide 0.0 (0)	Adelaide Oval (crowd: 600)	^[4]
	Bye Medindie

Round 3



Saturday, 16 May	Norwood 4.5 (4)	def. by	Port Adelaide 6.4 (6)	Kensington (crowd: 5,000)	^[5]
Saturday, 16 May (3:10pm)	Medindie 3.6 (3)	def.	Adelaide 2.8 (2)	Adelaide Oval	^[6]
	Bye South Adelaide

Round 4



Saturday, 23 May	South Adelaide 6.11 (6)	def.	Medindie 1.3 (1)	Adelaide Oval	^[7]
Saturday, 23 May	Port Adelaide 5.12 (5)	def.	Adelaide 2.2 (2)	Alberton Oval	^[8]
	Bye Norwood

Round 5



Monday, 25 May (3:15pm)	South Adelaide 9.12 (9)	def.	Adelaide 2.0 (2)	Adelaide Oval (crowd: 1,500)	^[9]
	Bye Norwood, Port Adelaide, Medindie

Round 6



Saturday, 30 May (3:15pm)	South Adelaide 3.15 (3)	def.	Port Adelaide 1.5 (1)	Adelaide Oval	^[10]
Saturday, 30 May	Medindie 3.5 (3)	def.	Adelaide 1.6 (1)	Kensington Oval	^[11]
	Bye Norwood

Round 7



Saturday, 6 June (3:15pm)	Adelaide 1.0 (1)	def. by	Port Adelaide 12.19 (12)	Adelaide Oval	^[12]
Saturday, 6 June	Norwood 7.9 (7)	def.	Medindie 3.5 (3)	Kensington Oval	^[13]
	Bye South Adelaide

South Australia vs. Victoria



Saturday, 13 June	South Australia 5.9 (5)	def. by	Victoria 7.8 (7)	Adelaide Oval (crowd: 7,500)	^[14]^[15]

Round 8



Saturday, 20 June	South Adelaide 10.10 (10)	def.	Medindie 2.0 (2)	Adelaide Oval
Saturday, 20 June	Norwood 13.16 (13)	def.	Adelaide 5.2 (5)	Kensington Oval (crowd: 200)
	Bye Port Adelaide

Round 9



Monday, 21 June	Norwood 6.11 (6)	def.	Port Adelaide 5.6 (5)	Adelaide Oval (crowd: 13,000)	^[16]
Monday, 21 June	South Adelaide 14.22 (14)	def.	Adelaide 1.3 (1)	Adelaide Oval	^[17]
	Bye Medindie

Round 10



Saturday, 27 June (3:11pm)	Norwood 10.6 (10)	def.	South Adelaide 6.3 (6)	Adelaide Oval (crowd: 8,500)	^[18]
Saturday, 27 June	Port Adelaide 7.11 (7)	def.	Medindie 4.5 (4)	Alberton Oval	^[19]
	Bye Adelaide

Round 11



Saturday, 4 July (3:10pm)	South Adelaide 2.4 (2)	def. by	Port Adelaide 6.9 (6)	Adelaide Oval (crowd: 3,500)	^[20]
Saturday, 4 July	Norwood 8.20 (8)	def.	Medindie 1.5 (1)	Kensington Oval	^[21]
	Bye Adelaide

Ladder

1891 SAFA Ladder

TEAM

Pts

Norwood

125

173

Port Adelaide

122

154

South Adelaide

159

Medindie

108

145

Adelaide

159

213

Key: P = Played, W = Won, L = Lost, D = Drawn, GF = Goals For, BF = Behinds For, Georgia = Goals Against, BA = Behinds Against, (P) = Premiers

^[22]

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